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Container gardening with children

have to wait. Personally -I would for for salad crops,lettuce radish etc at this time of year-quite easy and relatively trouble free-it depends on who is going to be doing the work Sugar snap peas are great for kids - don't take long to grow and you can by pinkboat

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03/05/2012 18:58:16

by lilylouise

peas are going yellow

My peas had been growing well in a pot but over the last week I have noticed that the leaves at the base of some of the plants are going yellow and now seem to be dying. They are about 2 foot tall and are flowering. Any suggestions as to what by flowergirl4

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23/06/2012 10:10:57

by marshmello

Sweet peas

my sweet peas are up and raring to go........can I put them out now to continue growing I have some I started last Oct and some I grew from seed in Feb what do you think? My dad said that its too early yet, he said keep in coldframe or greenhouse by CLER

05/04/2013 23:19:46

by * Red Dahlia *

Using gravel trays

I would like some info about using gravel trays please. What sort of gravel is used, is it mixed with sand or anything? How deep does it have to be, and are the pots just sat on top or buried a little? They will be used for growing Show Auriculas by Justurned60

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27/06/2012 21:20:19

by Justurned60

samll tomato,s

over the past 2 or 3 years my tomato only develope fruit that is very small ie. sometimes as small as a pea. does not seem to make a differance if it is a normal size or a miniture variety. If you have fresh seed, fresh compost provide the right by les finch

28/01/2013 22:22:25

by andrea61

New to this site

Hi, I have just joined this site and am new to forums so please bear with me if I have started in the wrong area. I have a small garden in Essex with a 27ft x 4ft raised bed I use for veg growing. Also lots of pots, some used for veg growing by Pepperted

20/11/2012 16:53:13

by Gardengirl..

Autumn sown sweet peas

says they are lovely. First of all, I wouldn't pay too much attention to what Monty Dons says about sweet pea growing. Regarding growing them from autumn sowings, they really don't need any heat at all. They are extremely hardy and will cope with say by CathRJ

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16/06/2012 17:22:35

by figrat

Sweet peas and potted bulbs

As an avid watcher of Gardeners World, I follow Monty's advice. I planted some early sweet peas as per his trial. I have them in the green house. Nipped out the growing tips as suggested, but they have grown away like mad. Going to have to put by Ron Langley

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20/01/2012 15:04:54

by sal3

Sweet Peas and Frost

Hi I sowed my sweet pea seeds directly into the ground in early March. Due to the very warm we have just enjoyed they are now growing really well and are about and inch and a half through the soil, although not quite reaching the bottom by Grecian

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03/04/2012 15:45:02

by Grecian

nipping out young plants

I'm very new to gardening- have always just bought stuff at garden centres before. This year I have tried some mini plugs and even tried some seeds. I have pinched out the tips of sweet peas and geraniums but wonder if I should do the same by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

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15/04/2012 21:07:33

by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

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