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Talkback: Garden sheds - pesticides of the past

, if something I grow has a bad year I just think i'll try again next year. I lost my cucumber plant last year early as well as my corgette but my tomatoes, lettuce, spring onions and potato's were great all free from chemical use. Interesting, Have just been by Glen

28/11/2011 18:31:14

by Kate

new seeds, bulbs and plants

cosmos but then i saw some lovely campanulas in Lidl yesterday in white and purple and tis the time of year to divide them... might have to spend a few quid tomorrow im always saying ill use what ive got first, but like to buy to grow different annuals by 80smaniac

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25/02/2012 08:54:55

by Ron

What fruit veg could i plant in a shady garden(peas, strawberries)?

. Cherry tomato type usually smaller plants. Rhubarb. Lettuce fine in part shade so worth a try. Goes well in cotainers as less slug damage! Hope this helps... thanks for the help ! My garden faces north-east so I only get some sun at an angle for part by jpharro

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29/02/2012 15:05:32

by Emma Crawforth

New school greenhouse- where to begin?!

equipment should we start fundraising for? Thanks!! I too run a gardening club in a Primary school and should love a greenhouse. What about some lettuces to start; overwintering your geraniums etc (- we are using window sills all over school for ours by Sheelagh Leith

07/10/2012 21:24:45

by Insomnia1973

Talkback: Sowing seeds

first batch has got brilliant groth Where do you keep your tomatoe seedlings? I always think of chillies as being one of the hardest things to grow...I think this may say more about our relative levels of competance than anything about chillies by Gardening Express

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23/02/2012 13:26:10

by The Saint

Fertilisers

fertiliser etc ?? I am growing tomatoes, chillies, peppers, courgettes, onions, dwarf beans, lettuce, carrots, parsnips, spinach, physalis, strawberries ...... this year ??? What should I use on what ?? What is really essential ?? To ease your confusion by carolinebell55@hotmail.com

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12/05/2012 08:22:20

by Throstle2

Salad leaves

lettuce will still be available but this is not the same. i love the peppery, mustardy, bitter and sweet bitefuls you can get from growing the mixture. Does anyone know how long those kind of seeds are viable for as I am hoping to be able to stock up wth by happymarion

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26/04/2012 20:12:06

by dmball

sowing seeds in unheated greenhouse

Hi i have a unheated greenhouse if i start so some seeds of in the next week would they be ok the seeds i was thinking about starting is cabbage,spourts,caulie lettuce,broccil,leeks i know it will be to cold for toms and cucumbers. many thanks All by shaunandnicola

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24/02/2013 16:30:37

by rissa

how often should i water new seedlings

seedlings are you talking about? I'm growing a large variety of veg of all different types I never have problems watering from the bottom using a good seed compost and adaquate drainage. It only takes a minute or so if you are using a shallow tray by Nicholas Hollingshead

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18/04/2013 21:30:00

by Jak

small veg patch

a fantastic flavour. I grow Swiss chard throughout most of the year, and broad beans as again, you cannot get really fresh ones in the shops. I will also grow some of the more unusal varieties of lettuce. I always grow a couple of courgette plants by osso

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11/02/2013 19:29:51

by osso

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