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just moved to Shetland

Hi I have just moved to Shetland from the Midlands, I have brought my plants from my old garden to see if they will live ...(you know the old 50-50 chance live or die) but was wondering if anyone know what plants will grow well up here, I'm also by Hezzie

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18/05/2012 22:43:02

by Laura Corin

confused..

, maybe because the soil is acid/sandy, on the edge of a heath?) Even the spinach beet and lettuce from seed did really well. The usual advice is to grow food that's expensive rather than cheap to buy, but I got huge satisfaction from feeding my family of four with my own by lisa berry

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30/03/2012 12:27:22

by missberry

Talkback: Growing veg in shade

? when does the new series of gardeners world start? It started yesterday, Friday 9 March. You can always see it on I-player. last year i had over 40 cucumbers in the shade with little sun, they are great! We grow runner beans,brocoli, broad beans,spinach by Pink Heather

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06/06/2012 22:11:04

by gummer4england

Possible to sow more peas and beans

(junglseeds) The purple podded plants are about 5ft tall and don't seem to want to stop growing. Aslo have Pea Sugar Snap(simply seed) and pea's 'early onward' (Wilko's) these are at least 4ft tall and in flower. I've picked the imature pods to encourage more flowers by lesinnl

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15/06/2012 14:49:26

by Johntheeng

late start,more advice please!!

it will bulk out the top end of my garden and breathe some life into the ground for the autumn? firstly what will grow well in the shallow soil? i should have 4 maybe 5 beds cut out by the end of the week,what should i be looking to put in them to get started by geg jones

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07/03/2013 15:17:41

by Bookertoo

Brocolli and other brassicas

across the country. But £2.97 per kilofor brocolli!!!!!?? So with this in mind and hoping we have an Indian summer this year, I am going to sow some seeds now in the hope that we a better crop in a few weeks time. I thought I might grow the earlier variety to see by Madeleine51

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23/07/2012 22:26:12

by Zoomer44

Alternative uses for a shady raised bed

I have a lovely raised bed (about 12 foot diameter) which houses what's left of a lawn. The bed is half shaded by conifers, half sunny. The grass does not grow too well in the shady area, so I would like to do something else with this site. I would by Alison Trafford

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28/02/2013 20:35:55

by Alison Trafford

Clay soil problem

and fertiliser but make your own compost to augment animal manure. I can grow anything I want in my garden ,even things that like acid soil by careful placing of trees whose leaves break down to acidify the soil . Start with robust plants like potatoes. look by L0la

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10/03/2012 18:22:46

by ritna

Talkback: Preparing the soil for planting

these eggs has come into this country only recently. Any information would be appreciated. When can I grow spinach. Hi i am nearly totally new to gardening have been growing plants (veg)in pots with some sucess how ever i would like to start a veg patch by eve mould

28/11/2011 18:37:23

by den

Talkback: Cow parsley

://ryans-garden.blogspot.com) Just a word of warning - if you're growing carrots, get rid of the cow parsley - as far as I know it attracts the blighters. Hurrah - when I saw you'd posted on this, I immediately thought 'Cow Mumble', so it's great to see you've linked to HM's post by HappyMouffetard

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03/05/2012 20:03:09

by HyppyByker

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