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Clayey soil

well in clay, particularly cabbages and brussels. Don't bother with carrots until the soil has been improved for a couple of years, they just won't grow well from my experience I too have clay soil. I have found peas seem to do really well. by METAL MAN GARDENER

04/06/2012 13:11:33

by Rhondda Lass

Talkback: Horticultural fleece

if growing might used straw or old newspapers net currants work quite well as well with star tho have net it down on an exposed site A question about fleece that nobody has answered yet is when you use it to protect against pea moth how do by William

28/11/2011 18:30:49

by max'sgarden

What not to grow

Every year I decide to try to grow at least one new vegetable, and I have to say I've been disappointed with my recent efforts: Celtuce - bitter green leaves with no point or interest to them. Asparagus peas - didn't thrive, stayed tiny and produced by Green Magpie

30/01/2013 20:38:30

by Welshonion

Talkback: How to sow sweet pea seeds

Tracey I live in the Coldest North ( Aberdeenshire ) and I've been growing Sweet Peas for years...not for exhibition, just because I love them. For years I used to fiddle and faff around, soaking, freezing, 'chitting' the seeds; planting them on by Just_Sweet_Peas

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26/02/2012 16:31:41

by BrendaScott53

sweet peas in pots

There is no room in my little garden for sweet peas. But I'd like to try growing them in pots. Any advice on how it's done most welcome. Particularly, the right size of pot. The seeds which came with the magazine have now germinated . Sweet peas by northchiel

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19/04/2012 20:18:53

by northchiel

New flowers to recommend

'. It's easy to grow, and great in a patio pot. But what about those you've grown this year? Have you grown any new varieties from seed this year? How did they perform? Would you grow them again? Whether your favourites were sweet peas, hardy annuals by Adam Pasco

23/10/2012 23:08:52

by Adam Pasco

Climbing / Tall Veg

on growing agianst - So far I have allocated, Runner Beans, Climbing French Beans and Sweetcorn. Any suggestions for the other three? The plan is im going to sow / set small 3ft roes of veg infront of these climbers, just set with about half a dozen Veg by MasterAbacus

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12/05/2012 08:24:04

by backyardee

Protecting plants from frost

Hi, This may be a daft question but I'm quite new to gardening and have planted a lot of things for the first time e.g. sweet peas. I'm worried about frosts which have been damaging to some of the new growth on my clematis plants in recent weeks so by Abby2

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16/05/2012 22:25:21

by Strewberry

veg suitable for shade.

. brassicas and spinach, lettuce and it's varients will do ok, but not their best, leeks again will do ok. You can grow lettuces and salad leaves, leafy veg such as spinach, chard, broccoli and brussels sprouts, and peas and beans. But not in full shade, OK by Sue H

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14/03/2013 23:31:28

by cj moden

using space

sized beetroot before the beans take over. Radish for some reason didn't grow well for me last year in between a row of peas. will give them all a go. the row is 10' long so should accomodate them all. thanks Will you be growing any beans for drying by gardening Rev

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19/05/2012 21:43:41

by gardening Rev

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