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Square Foot Gardening

to grow some veggies. I'm doing this with my 4 year old son - he loves it!!!! So far we have raddish x 2, spring onions x 2, beetroot, salad leaves, peas, dwarf beans - every week we plant a new couple of sqaures to keep him interested - it's great by cliffbutler

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09/05/2012 11:37:16

by Marinelilium

planting a raised flower bed

is seasonal flowers in the photo it is Dahlias but now it has daffodils. In the third layer I have climbers the photo shows sweet peas but I am hoping to take a cutting of an evergreen clematis 'Freckles'. As you can spot it has a red and pink theme. Beware by ilovemontydon

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03/02/2013 13:22:03

by Rosa carriola

Those lovely 'perenial' foxgloves being touted

to be sterile. The traditional foxglove doesn't last very long, but self seeds (even into pea sized gravel) The new foxgloves, illumination pink, are supposedly truly perennial. Got mine last autumn and they're growing fast. I would expect to be able to plait by LearningSlowly

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01/03/2013 19:26:35

by Verdun

Your gardenersworld.com wishlist

is talking about overwintering onions, and the spacing you'd need for those. http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/fruit-and-vegetables/how-to-grow-peas-from-seed/233.html This is Monty again, talking about pea seed spacing. In this case he's spacing by Sean Fishpool

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09/07/2012 11:27:25

by obelixx

confused..

of information on Growing Your Own, and evenb have a free packet of Tomato Maskotka seed coming with the April issue (along with free fragrant sweet peas). We're also publishing a 'Grow Your Own' bookazine in March, along with an iPad version, which is looking by lisa berry

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30/03/2012 12:27:22

by missberry

Talkback: Seedlings and onion sets

pulling them out and now they're growing great although her parsnips have not come through at all. Hi AllI just started to get interested in garden, and I am thinking why did I leave this long to get myself into garden? I have got my garden ready to plants by Anonymous

28/11/2011 18:38:42

by Martin Carter

Talkback: Growing veg in small spaces

inspiration and a design for my garden (which is at the front of my house and not at the back so it's quite visible) and any ideas would be gratefully received. Hi llamalady Why not grow flowers with your vegetables like like for example sweet peas with your by Brighton Bloke

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28/11/2011 18:43:07

by Dinky89

Talkback: Growing broad beans

I am sure that I read somewhere that putting down holly leaves will deter mice from eating newly planted peas or beans. Why not invest in the cheaper end of the cloche market -a couple of low profile 1x mtre polytunnels or similar won't cost by mizzzy

28/11/2011 18:31:13

by jane maxwell

Talkback: Planting potatoes

, sweetcorn, peas and mangetout on the go now. My potatoes are peeping through. last nights frost has turned some of them black. will i have lost them. the same thing has happened to me! first time ever, and I have been growing spuds for 10 years. do I need by denzilden

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27/02/2012 11:43:42

by Pat Y

Talkback: Patio climbers

them out just a little bit earlier than June?? Lily-mae, It all depends on weather conditions in Late May/early June. There are two aspects to consider.Firstly you always want to avoid moving tender plants outside from their lovely warm growing by Adam Pasco

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28/11/2011 18:40:23

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