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small veg patch

sorts, peas, tomato, 1 for squash_ cougette, squash, sweet corn, cucumber Buy a good book on veg growing and plan carefully before you start Good luck Yes, divide it into 3 or 4 equal parts so you can rotate crops and avoid building up pests and diseases by osso

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11/02/2013 19:29:51

by osso

keeping mice off pea seeds

.When growing well....couple of weeks....I will remove fleece.I have tried the growing peas in guttering technique but it's flawed. Peas do transplant without problem if done without too much disrurbance Raisins are good in mouse traps. I get mice in my by tulipgirl

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17/04/2013 22:53:08

by Oakley Witch

sweetpeas

advice on the above problem, but could any one advise me on my sweetpeas, just overnight they have all gone mouldy and the flowers have gone all limp they are in the ground and well watered Perhaps a visit to this thread would be helpful: http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/the-potting-shed/sweet-pea by elizabeth cooley

06/08/2012 18:06:58

by David K

Talkback: Recycling in the garden

. This spring I am having a new hall runner and the old one(83years old) is being recycled up-side down as a compostable path in the veg. plot as it is all natural fibre. I am growing runner beans and sweet peas in toilet roll tubes at present and are growing by LGNOTTS

28/11/2011 18:40:41

by Moyab56

Wedding flowers for September

maybe oranges and yellows would be suitable for the month. Have you got any idea of plugs to grow. Thank you for your ideas. I think Sarah Raven has Dahlias on sale this weekend. Chrysanthemums is a possibility,dahlias definitely,sweet peas. by Pricey

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01/06/2012 06:55:55

by sotongeoff

Cut Flowers for September Wedding Bouquet?

in purples, whites, greens and maybe a little blue. I'm not a fan of pinks and peach colours. I love lavender and sweet peas (they remind me of my Grandma's garden as a child). I already have a good varety of French and English Lavender that I will be using by Rachel Helen

22/01/2013 15:52:14

by Rachel Helen

Growing seeds

recycle! The clear plastic supermarket meat trays make great covers for seed trays, use loo roll inners filled with compost are brill for peas, beans and sweet peas etc and plant them tube and all. Dont start too early March is soon enough, if not you by Supernanauna

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08/02/2013 12:05:39

by Supernanauna

Talkback: Growing salad crops

as bringing different textures. I also grow radicchio but this year I'm branching out and growing various salad mixes. I use rocket on its own occasionally but more often as a highlight. Beetroot leaves are good and pea shoots too. Baby spinach leaves by patricia nicholls

21/04/2013 13:41:24

by Verdun

Suitable plants for shallow trough

place to grow alpines, in gritty soil. They will not need to be watered very much and there are some very colourful ones available. At the moment I have some lovely yellow ones and pink ones in flower. I would suggest pansies, sweat peas or honeysuckle by jwsiharris

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13/03/2013 16:26:00

by jwsiharris

morning glory seedlings

for sweet peas. Whatever you do, don't put them out until the last frosts in May. You could start hardening them off by moving them outside by day but always bring them in at night. They really don't like to get cold. I've gardening for years, but never by Lynda Twigge

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25/04/2013 01:01:21

by cufcskim

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