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Talkback: Growing herbs

one with pink flowers succumbed to the frost. Garlic and rosemary just transform roast potatoes. Thyme likes to grow in crazy paving and sage bushes always look good as well as going well with onions in stuffing. I have a lovely plant of Lady's Smock by Margaret

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28/11/2011 18:43:24

by Chris G

My cuttings!

I am very busy at the moment taking cuttings for next years display. I have one greenhouse heated overwinter and it is usually packed to the rafters So far I have taken Trailing Geraniums Scented Geraniums Pineapple Sage Variegated Sage by lilylouise

01/09/2012 21:22:38

by christopher2

Talkback: Growing citrus plants

My lemon grows good and produces white buds and flowers, but still after 5 years still has not produced any fruit. what can I do. i have seven young citrus plants(lemons) and have found this informaion so easy to follow and very infromative. thanyou by galloway130

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05/05/2012 21:53:17

by cody smith

Those wonderful blue salvias

them the plants usually are fine thereafter.As with hostas, hellebores, fuschias, etc these are highly addictive plants. Some salvias grow 7 feet others just a few inches. I grow pineapple sage....rich pineapple scented leaves ( brush against by Verdun

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04/04/2013 17:12:31

by bramble lover

Bee friendly plants for hanging baskets

most wildlife-friendly plants! You could try herbs such as thyme, chives, rosemary, sage, mint and marjoram etc which are good for beneficial insects and useful in the kitchen. Lavender is always a winner, and I found that the bees were attracted to gazania by Bowdeeka

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12/03/2012 19:27:28

by Bowdeeka

Herbs dying

Has anyone else been having trouble with herbs this year? I grow mine in containers - mint, oregano, feverfew etc - and almost all of them have had diseased leaves, poor growth and when the sun finally did arrive last week, scorched leaves. Even by jalcinto

04/08/2012 16:51:25

by blueberry77

Herb border

growing so won't take over. Rosemary is also evergreen and lives quite a while if it is happy with soil conditions. Sage has lovely blue flowers and can also last for several years if cut back when it gets leggy. Bees go crazy for any of the thymes. Oh by garjobo

10/04/2013 22:03:57

by BobTheGardener

Talkback: Asparagus beetles

. Chrysolina species. There is a lovely one on garden and water mint, Chrysolina herbacea (formerly called C. menthastri) but if it is on rosemary, sage or lavender it is C. americana, the rosemary leaf beetle. See this link:http://www.gardenersworld.com/how by bunnysgarden

28/11/2011 18:39:04

by leilah

Snails - the French have the right idea

have bounced back though and I am on a mission to grow plants that snails wont eat,. Plants I have grown that haven't been eaten by them are euphorbia, fuscia's, lavender, roses, granny's bonnet, geraniums, jasmine, some grasses, azalias, heathers by raspberry0131

14/09/2012 18:07:37

by Peat Ballan

edible non poisenous plants/bushes

you kerri Snap! me too, so I know what you mean. Yes, those you've mentioned will be fine, including violas. More, just off the top of my head are: Sage (different colours) curly parsley (good colour and texture) Calendula (pot marigold) Sweet Rocket by kerri

12/03/2013 21:10:10

by kerri

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