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In flower now

and violas, virburnum and violets. I even have annual sweet peas still growing but no flowers. Most of my spring bulbs are through with buds showing. My wild flowers are up and growing well too. One of the bonuses of living in the South West I guess. I live by Muvs Dashwood

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05/01/2013 17:58:50

by Rosa carriola

what to pinch out????

Hi, I have growing in small pots, sunflowers, sweet peas, & lupins all have sprouted well and have several sets of leaves, I'm unsure if I need to pinch out the tips and if so would I do all of 3 of types of plants. I wouldn't pinch put by notgreenfingers2

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25/05/2012 11:14:52

by Excitable Boy

germanation

- nature will get on with her job when she feels like it. Enjoy when they do come through. Not to depress you, but sometimes you do get seeds that just don't, I find sweet peas can be funny - sow 4 types, 3 come and the 4th not - there's no accounting by alan bridges

20/04/2013 23:10:02

by Peat Ballan

Ideas for planters on patio?

mix of dianthus and lavendar? I'm sure the smell would be lovely as well as looking good. My favourite for planters and children are, tomatos, peas and strawberries. If your planters are big enough YELLOW courgettes.This way they can see things grow by LucyLocket5

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16/06/2012 17:08:05

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Late seed sowing

captain Mainwaring? Ha ha I shall be seed sowing today - beetroot today definitely and parsley - must get the sweet peas going at last - I was going to start them in the autumn but what with poorly Aged Ps some things got put on the back burner. Must by Verdun

14/04/2013 08:27:13

by m0rce

Hot roof garden = dry pots!

Hello Last year I moved to a house with a sunny but often windy roof terrace and I set about trying to make it more green and less concrete. Successes were sweet peas, tomatoes, two Clematis (that climbed up the chimney stack) and annual trailing by Jessica CB

26/04/2013 01:07:32

by Welshonion

Veg to sow in February...

I'm beginning to get sowing fingers so have begun to plan this years veg plots...what to grow...where and when... so went through last years garden diary. Looks like the only veg which survived an early sowing were pea's early onward and brussels by Zoomer44

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17/02/2013 18:52:46

by cody smith

Best blue flowering plant

poppy. Lithadora Heavenly Blue is wonderful as is Grace Ward. I like Ageratum fluffy plant looks pretty low growing, I like blue cornflower and small blue sweet peas. Blue and yellow flowers do look nice together Do you grow lots of blue flowers by Verdun

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31/12/2012 12:22:17

by Ava

Talkback: Controlling weeds

, as they are the natural plants to the area and the country (unless it is an un-natural import such as balsam and japanese knotweed) so have the resources to grow well here. A weed is ony a plant you feel is in the wrong place, your sweet peas will grow and catch up by Reluctant Gardener

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13/05/2012 20:54:59

by kaydeross

Sweet peas

thoughts guys?? I am not too good with sweet peas Loz, haven't got a greenhouse so I grow mine on my window sill but as of yet I have had no success, they always grow leggy.......will try growing them outside when the weather warms up.I had cosmos seeds by Loz

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06/04/2013 20:59:57

by Rosa pulcino

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