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Sweetcorn

. They just don't want to do anything. Sweet corn needs full sun but also decent warmth. The decent warmth might be lacking. Barry isn't too pleased that I planted my Sunflowers with the Sweetcorn because the Sunflowers are growing faster - the Sunflowers by Moonlit Hare

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03/08/2012 16:32:41

by scattycat

what do you think is the best make of bird food you have bought?

still on the lawn when everything else is gone. This might apply to barley as well if you're getting crops growing ceris. Growing my own sunflowers this year. Don't think growing peanuts is an option by Lavender Lady

13/01/2013 20:01:52

by nutcutlet

to pinch out or not

/ shouldn't be pinched out? Provide some support in the form of sticks for your sweetpeas and sunflowers, they sound ok. Sweetspeas do benefit from a pinch but I've never pinched sunflowers, as most grow on one stem. Unless you have a bush variety by sthlndngrower

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05/04/2013 15:08:18

by Cheerypeabrain

the birds and bees

could grow Sunflowers and Cosmos which bees love Pam LL x by 4711

22/09/2012 19:37:16

by lilylouise

Talkback: Growing sweet peas from seed

a few more next week. I've never grown giant sunflowers before as I only have a tiny garden so I usually grow the smaller versions. I'm really looking forward to my giants(If they grow that big, of course):) Ive grown my sweet peas in loo rolls by jo

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28/11/2011 18:43:23

by kapper5502

oh dear!

25 Lupins, 70 Cosmo's, 65 Aster's, 30 Nicotiana's, 15 Sunflower's, 25 Lobelia's, 20 Antirinums, various other odd plants and 4 hanging baskets. My greenhouse is officially full. First time ever that every seed I have sewn has germinated. Christ by yvonne parsons2

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27/04/2013 22:42:07

by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

Sunflowers

I can't believe I'm asking this question! I feel quite ashamed! Everybody else seems to succeed...but I can't grow sunflowers! I don't want six feet high things - just lots of the shorter versions (e.g. Italian White) popping up in various parts by Berkley

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25/03/2013 23:11:31

by clogherhead

Talkback: Bird feeding - make fat cakes

These tips are really good, and I will be trying them out in my garden. how do i divide a large dahlia corm and can i grow them in large pots 1st class advice & information. Helps me do my bit for the environment. Won't the fat cake fall apart when by mudpack

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06/12/2011 14:40:54

by Eager Beaver

Potatos after Jerusalaem Artichokes

you dug-up all of the artichokes! I last grew them 6 years ago and they still appear in that area every spring! BTW, Jerusalem artichokes are in the same family as sunflowers (Helianthus.) I planted 12 last April in a bed 7' x 7' Roughly calculating I by Andrew Kenneth

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20/02/2013 22:47:04

by clogherhead

Wedding flowers for September

currently growing rudbeckias and mini sunflowers at present from seed - which it mentions. I love dahlias so I will definately look into growing those too. Sotongeoff I am an advanced beginner really. I would love it to be very colourful but was thinking by Pricey

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01/06/2012 06:55:55

by sotongeoff

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