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Talkback: Most loved plants

delicate and pretty growing under my Prunus amanogawa tree. My Favourites would Have To Be Alliums and the sword lily. :) I love most plants but especially Roses Peonies,Dicentra Spectabilis Alba, Hellebores,Tete a Tete,Clematis etc etc I absolutely hate by titaflan

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28/11/2011 18:40:20

by custom writing

Sambuca Nigra

are the flowers like? I presume they don't fruit? My purple-leafed elder (I don't know what variety - I inherited it) has pink elder-shaped flowers. It grows six or seven feet in a year, so I'm guessing it would make a good-sized tree if I didn't chop it down. I by Chris9

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30/06/2012 18:22:59

by obelixx

What's loving all this rain?

you are? Foxgloves, definitely. Also campanulas, calendulas, and fuchsias. Oh, and all trees are verdant, though not necessarily fruiting. Apart from the slugs...honeysuckle, hemerocallis, hardy geraniums, viticella clematis. Foxgloves terrific until by Leggi

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18/07/2012 16:57:33

by Sparklepinksunflower

North Facing

Have recently acquired a North facing back garden 24 mtrs length x 23 mtrs width. No trees. Normal sized 1 storey house. Garden slops away downwards from the house onto large uncultivated land which is a further 6ft drop. Have not yet by Anna De La Mare

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11/02/2013 11:30:28

by Rosa carriola

Talkback: Wood chip paths

. It doesn't grow, doesn't need edging or cutting and if you can't get it free from your council try a Tree trimmimg company or Timber merchant for a cheaper alternative to the DIY or garden centre bagged bark. Managed to get free wood chips from a nice man by Sarah from St. George's School Gardening Club

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15/03/2012 18:19:13

by sammy :)

Beware of Parkers Bulbs. .

Parkers Bulbs catalogues are inserted in Gardener's World magazine, unfortunately all the plants I have bought from them have either been wrong or died, except three ferns, which are not as advertised. I hadn't ordered from them for years by twirly

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07/09/2012 17:15:06

by christopher2

How should I shape my pittosporum

branches of the tree it would look neater and I could plant something underneath. And if so, what could I plant there as it's dry underneath and also clay soil. Thanks again Lennyboy, now would be a good time to very lightly trim your bush, you may lose by lennyboy

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01/08/2012 21:42:21

by christopher2

Good Evening FORKERS

all summer up to frosts. I usually only grow the white one, en masse wherever I have space. They contrast well with other plants. Oh yes, and the foliage is a pretty fern like leaf. You can't beat them, and they come in good colours too. Go for it by blackest

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13/04/2013 22:17:53

by TinaTurner

Talkback: Garden jobs for spring

tangents. Bad weather is no excuse, I should've done it ages ago but couldn't bring myself to go for minarettes, afraid they'd look like those bizarre, over-fruiting, containerised midget trees in magazines. But I shall train mine at a jaunty angle side by JaneM

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28/11/2011 18:40:26

by Oohmyback

Lupins laid low with infestions

forms of lupins because of them, I really have better things to do than squashing aphids. Enough time spent dealing with liuly beetle on the plants I want to grow. I did try tree lupins, just in case, as day lilies are not lilies, they were different by Gavin

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16/05/2012 19:59:31

by kate1123

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