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Talkback: Growing tomatoes outdoors

and cherry toms (It was a lottery what seedlings got to grow as my 2 year old son took all my labels off when they were tiny seedlings! Next year they are going in the flower bed in a sunny spot. After the disastrous blight which affected both potatoes by mel

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28/11/2011 18:41:14

by Anonymous

Talkback: Compost heaps and wildlife

this year as a colony of bumble bees has taken over. Occasionally I have a peep to see how they are. A week or so back I had to be careful about mowing my lawn as the bees seem to be enjoying my clover. However I have runner beens growing alongside the bin by BeeOrchid

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28/11/2011 18:44:08

by Kate Bradbury

Welcome to the problem solving forum

, let it cool, painted it on and for the first time all year my fig plant and my medler and my wisteria actualy got to grow and photosynthasis from the leaves that they sprouted. Powder is, I think at least, easier to use than lots of cloves of fresh by Daniel Haynes

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30/04/2013 00:42:01

by shahwon

Talkback: Growing and harvesting broad beans

I must have a go at growing them next year. Can some be sown in the autumn to produce earlier crops? Growing Broad Beans in my garden is slightly traumatic as the resident Jackdaws will pull up the young seedlings and eat the seed bean, and when by hazeydays

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28/11/2011 18:41:03

by David

Talkback: Tomatoes, aubergines and peppers

that the scaterpillars leave gets eaten by the pigeons. its hard when you want to grow what you like, as the cabbages etc, but wont because of the hassle.. Oh no, I'm just about to try cabbage and purple sprouting broccoli, wish me luck rosie plum, I like your idea, my by southwickman

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11/05/2012 14:09:28

by Excitable Boy

Talkback: Garden lowlife

out. Has anyone any other ideas? At this time of year it's entertaining to watch rooks flying into a nearby plum tree, then flying away, each with a plum in its beak. One decided to 'cawâ, and dropped his plum. Anyone passing underneath would have by Margaret

28/11/2011 18:37:20

by Eric, Belgium

Talkback: Growing onions and shallots

raised bed filled with some home compost and shop bought. I got Potatoes growing too thanks to my very own not completely rotted down compost. you can but try and why not! how do i kill ivy growing on apple and plum trees The crows pulled out the newly by Anonymous

28/11/2011 18:38:25

by gaynorthepainter

Best dwarf pear or apple?

tree" trees. Pear trees usually take longer to fruit so you would need to be patient. Cox's are notoriously temperamental - I'd rather grow a James Grieve - delicious multi-purpose apple http://www.ashridgetrees.co.uk/James-Grieve-Apple-Trees . We don by Jess is in the Garden

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01/04/2013 13:13:10

by peter privett

Talkback: Heritage vegetables

well and were quite tasteless. I shall try another variety next year. I also found my Plum variety yielding a small crop this year. I grew gardeners delight for the first time this year and was very dissapointed both by yield and flavour, they were by Helen

28/11/2011 18:30:17

by astestraize

Talkback: Picking blackberries

to reach out and up to hook onto those 'out of reach' branches which, as you say James, always carry the biggest, juiciest fruits! I remember picking brambles as a child next to my Gran's back garden and she made the most amazing bramble and plum jam by joseph woosey northwood allotments

28/11/2011 18:37:25

by Spiky Norman

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