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Talkback: Hybrid musk roses

- they grow and branch not unlike miniature trees - over the last few years I have simply pruned out any branches less than pencil thickness when I prune in January - pruning Penelope too hard will result in a less elegant shape. Higgy: A good thornless rose by sandra

28/11/2011 18:44:11

by Anonymous

Is everyone else's plants very late this year?

the poppies were flowering by now. Most other plants are at much the same stage as they were last year. I always keep my garden notes each year so I can check back . As you say tho', hopefully if we get our summer !! everything will grow at a pace. Here by Lunarz

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20/06/2012 10:04:06

by gardeningfantic

THE DREAM LILAC THAT DOESN'T FLOWER...

't notice if it was on the same branch. It will soon have some sweet peas to wind through and flower on it so I will continue to be hopeful. It is just that I notice andcovet 'abandoned' ones in wasteland/carparks flowering their socks off! I have 2 by greengirl2

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01/07/2012 22:09:57

by weejenny

Alternative Gardening

!) and they kept growing and the tomatoes went on until the end of September. We had beans, sweetcorn, lettuce, radishes, beetroots etc. our first year. I recently joined our local horticultural society and mentioned my gardening habit and they looked at me by summerpots

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04/06/2012 12:48:27

by summerpots

Sweetpeas

bringing in cut blooms because of the greenfly. I will still grow some for next year though, lovely flowers, great scent - I'll be doing my own trial on Autumn/Spring sowed Sweetpeas. The weather has been awful, this has an effect on everything but next by donutsmrs

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17/08/2012 22:04:51

by Leggi

The free tomato seeds on the mag cover

Hi Guys Remember a couple of months ago there was a free packet of Mascotka tomato seeds on the front of the GW (twinned with some Sweet Pea seeds if memory serves) Well, silly question, perhaps, but does anyone know if they are trailing, cordon by Sandra 2

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30/08/2012 11:38:31

by Plum

Talkback: Dividing perennials

of Aquilegia's. Do I divide them while growing or in the winter? When is the best time to divide phlox. I have two or three huge mounds which look great now - can I split them now or should I wait? Reply to Boabd: I've always found Aquilegia (columbine by Adam Pasco

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28/11/2011 18:43:32

by airyfairy

Things you did in the garden as a kid which were extremely bad!

then, seems a new thread is in order :P I remember over a period of time eating all of my dads raddishes and parsnips and carrots and peas and saying it must have been rabbits or something. I used to go scrumping as well. (not such a bad thing in my by BrummieBen

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02/03/2013 07:39:17

by cloud8

Small Potatoes

animal dung. Another way is through crop rotation. Legumes (peas and clover) are capable of fixing nitrogen from the air. Growing potatoes on a plot formerly used for legumes would be one way of solving the problem. So it is possible to produce food from by James5

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27/07/2012 13:55:36

by Lynne22

Talkback: Sowing salad crops

help? Things to plant now are broad beans and peas (but not mangetout yet). Also beetroot, parsnip and early carrot varieties can go in now. Shallots, onions sets and garlic can go in now (last chance now for garlic as normally they go in in the spring by super mum

28/11/2011 18:30:45

by Selby

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