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Scottish Clematis

pink sweet pea beside it which grew through it. By August it was seven feet up my wall and blooming happily - even through the prolonged rain we seemed to have the entire summer. The sweet pea didn't last long in the continual showers but the Polish by Percy-Grower

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23/04/2012 20:43:35

by Percy-Grower

Talkback: Heritage vegetables

the tomato variety 'sub arctic plenty', which won me over completely with their sweet taste and ability to produce a good yield in a cold climate up here in the North Isles (no, not outside, but in a cold greenhouse). So I would suggest, if you got the space by Helen

28/11/2011 18:30:17

by astestraize

Talkback: Sowing seeds

semperflorence, Canna,Gazania and Sweet Pea. The earliest veg. was mid-late Feb. for broad bean, early cultivars of sprouts, ditto cabbage, calabrese,cauliflower, lettuce, onions, peas(early cultivars) But I already have well-grown lettuce which I sowed by Gardening Express

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23/02/2012 13:26:10

by The Saint

Please help me design my garden - part 3

for 2.50), sweet peas, marigolds, sweet william, snapdragons (and something else I can't remember - pansies maybe). You could concentrate on getting the soil right this year, and buy some dwarf fruit trees in the autumn or next spring, it's a bit late by Laura P

05/05/2013 18:51:59

by Laura P

What is this?

have you seen aphids/greenfly on it? My first impression was that it was a perennial sweet pea, and not a clematis at all! Deffo not a sweetpea. Its produced 2 flowers, both appeared like the one in the pic. Ive now cut the flowers back so it can put by Miss.Understood

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13/07/2012 22:50:46

by Miss.Understood

Talkback: Cabbage white caterpillars

be useful Over the years I've tried everything to keep the cabbage white off my Brassicas without success. So I've given up with brassicas and concentrate on more rewarding crops like potatoes, broad beans, runner beans, onoins, garlic, peas, sweet corn by j.simpson

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20/03/2012 11:00:00

by The Saint

Talkback: How to sow seeds indoors

from seed, but this method seems to work for me. Good tip about the copper tape! How do you stop the compost from escaping from the bottom of the loo rolls when watering? I grew my sweet peas in empty toilet roll tubes for the first time this year & I by dereck

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03/05/2012 21:05:51

by Tracie Watson

bolting seedlings

, all the seedlings on my window ledges always grow tall and leggy with very few leaves. I have an amazing array of sweet pea seedlings on my bathroom window sill at the moment that are 5" tall with not a leaf in sight!Have come to the conclusion by Kate Brown

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16/02/2013 16:25:03

by flowering rose

Completely new to veg growing

as many as runner beans and put net or string up the wigwam for peas to grow as they are like sweet peas and cling on to the string/ net. Grow flowers near your veg to attract the bees to get the veg growing. I think as it is your first year you should by jackie frost

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02/01/2013 21:26:07

by hollie hock

Talkback: Growing veg in shade

plants which tends to bolt such as lettuce, pak choi, parsley (mushrooms). They seems to cope better in a shade. We had reasonable results with french beans, peas, nasturtiums, swiss chard. Carrots were a bit small. We also grow runner beans on sunnier by Pink Heather

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06/06/2012 22:11:04

by gummer4england

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