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Bare root plants

My efforts to grow bare root plants are a disaster. I follow the rules of soaking and spreading roots etc; but the autumn raspberries, blue verbascum, and perennial geranium, not a sign of them. I have planted canna lilies, in pots and started by mrswick

12/04/2013 11:46:56

by blairs

Talkback: Potting on and on...

is 86 and works an enormous plot,stamped on it and said,"no problem".Well they are and I'm not going to grow potatoes next year! i'd like to know what is the final pot size a single tomato plant should be repotted into, without the need to repot again by pj

28/11/2011 18:38:52

by Toxic gardener

last years compost

that was in the box to use again.Mixing in some of my fresh compost from the heaps and a little granular fertiliser I leave it to weather until next year even put a few strawberries on it, yearlings to grow on, never had any trouble that way.We use the garden soil by bartonr

24/01/2013 19:59:07

by Palaisglide

Talkback: Summer berries

- it's been a very dry summer. Hello LilaThank you for the advice.Some leaves have yellow blotches. Is this due to them being too dry? Living in Cambodia and looking to grow strawberries. 35C average heat. High humidity. Will I have probs? by auntyskitchen

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28/11/2011 18:40:58

by Dragonfly

Not all bad news in the garden

! dmball my strawberries were exactly the same but all my other veg is doing well I even have cucumbers growing this year and I thought they needed a lot of sun and as for my flowers they all seam to love the weather at the moment as they are all in pots I by Palaisglide

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17/07/2012 22:56:51

by Palaisglide

sowing seeds

in actually getting the seedlings to grow but I am blaming the poor light levels for that. What else are you struggling with? Just about everything this horrible so far year! Veggies that won't grow, peas that are flowering but are only 8 inches high instead by RAYDO68

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29/06/2012 14:26:00

by Tina5

Talkback: Wet weather on the veg plot

germinated very late as it was so cool, they seem to be making up for this and have been romping away although I think that I will be harvesting them very late this year. Happy growing everyone. I have mouldy strawberries, chocolate spot on the broad beans by YewJay

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15/07/2012 16:47:09

by Maud is in the garden

Moving flowers...

it was slug damage but not so sure now as slugs don't leave perfect round holes I'm going to grow veg in their current spot so it will help to know when they can be moved to help me decide what to grow in their place. When is the best time to transplant them by Zoomer44

30/01/2013 22:52:07

by Zoomer44

Fruit Cages

gardener actually!). Reasonably heavy black netting works well, squirrels did eventually chewed through one corner but have left the repair alone, don't know why but we are grateful.. We grow apples, red, black and white currants, blueberries, gooseberries by sparker

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13/07/2012 12:18:58

by Bookertoo

raised beds

compost). What's the general consensus? I have 2 raised beds, one 2.5m x 1m for veg and the other 2m x 1m (split level) for herbs and maybe some strawberries. Many thanks, Bill It's up to you really. Lining the insides will redcue the amount of moisture by Bill Mansfield

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18/02/2013 12:10:23

by Rosa carriola

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