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Fig tree
Hi Now the weather is getting colder at night should I wrap up my fig tree. I have about 4 figs growing do I keep these, they are bigger than a pea, is that correct, or should I take off the larger ones and keep the smaller than pea figs, very by Chris9
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21/09/2012 19:01:36
by Chris9
Possible to sow more peas and beans
(junglseeds)  The purple podded plants are about 5ft tall and don't seem to want to stop growing.    Aslo have Pea Sugar Snap(simply seed) and pea's 'early onward' (Wilko's) these are at least 4ft tall and in flower. I've picked the imature pods to encourage more flowers by lesinnl
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15/06/2012 14:49:26
by Johntheeng
Sweet peas or clematis in pots
Hello, I have lots of sweet peas ready to go out and two celmatis. I really fancy something like this growing up beside the patio doors - does anyone know whether either of these would be ok in a pot against a south facing wall? If so, any ideas by PaperFlowers
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19/04/2013 20:36:04
by Woodgreen wonderboy
Best tasting early peas
Im always looking for the sweetest tastiest early peas. ..meteor, Hurst green shaft, etc. growing Mangetout this time too. Will be sowing very soon so which are the tastiest peas folks? It always has to be Hurst Greenshaft for me. I've tried by Verdun
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05/03/2013 07:01:29
by Dovefromabove
Talkback: How to pot on sweet peas
...this will be my first effort, growing sweet peas from seed.... Seems to miss saying what time of year you pot on the sweet peas and then says do not plant out for 3/4 weeks, from what month?I am starting my sweet peas this week Oct. but need to know when I pot on by walden
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18/04/2012 00:11:31
by floraltips
Talkback: Sweet peas
Quite agree! This is the first year I have attempted growing sweet peas and I've been delighted with the result. Every week we have 1-2 posies of fresh flowers that bring charm, colour and a delightful scent to the home. It is great that you must by Sweetpea, Melbourne
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28/11/2011 18:36:47
by merry gardener
Sweet Peas
I have grown some sweet peas in a container, they were sown in autumn last year and they are good strong plants but they are only flowering at the top. How do I get them to flower further down? You dont, they flower at the top as in most flowers by samshoward
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24/06/2012 22:28:30
by Caroline21
Sugar snaps are ready, but the beds are not!
I've grown sugar snap peas in module trays and they're very ready to go out, however the raised bed they were supposed to go in isn't. I'm struggling for pots but have lots of grow-bags.  Do sugar snaps need a decent root depth or could I get away by lindsay2610
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08/05/2013 21:34:06
by lindsay2610
Sugar snaps are ready, but the beds are not!
I've grown sugar snap peas in module trays and they're very ready to go out, however the raised bed they were supposed to go in isn't. I'm struggling for pots but have lots of grow-bags.  Do sugar snaps need a decent root depth or could I get away by lindsay2610
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08/05/2013 21:35:03
by lindsay2610
Annual climbers
I am in the process of growing some climbing annuals from seed I am growing Rhodochiton, Sweet Peas and Canary Creeper.  The Canary Creeper is getting very straggily, so I shall repot it prior to planting out. Should I pinch out the tops by Val9
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24/03/2013 13:55:42
by Brumbull