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Gardens we have visited 2013

garden I've seen so far this year is my own, so these are from 3 years ago... Elgood's Brewery Garden, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire... Laburnum arch, just in bud... I'm sure it must have looked lovely... pretty blue Clematis 'macropetala' growing up by Busy-Lizzie

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18/05/2013 23:00:06

by Busy-Lizzie

Jewell garden - suggestions

William Shakespeare 2000, Some iris - burgundy, sapphire blue, deep blue and a wine coloured one to go in. Growing through also is a selection of astrantias. and Lobelia 'Queen Victoria'. there should also be some bright orange tulips but seem by Matty2

27/04/2013 20:46:11

by Matty2

clematis leaves trouble

with general fertiliser (777), which I am doing and its shape is ok, but the leaves still grey-silver. Below is a picture taken on Monday (with some tulips "remains" on the ground... oops). Last "detail": my location is Lancaster, and the spot is my front by nadiamaz

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06/08/2012 20:24:49

by lavenderlass

Wallflowers

Hi there, bit of a tall order this one I think! I watched a Gardeners World program where he showed us his display of pale yellow wallflowers mixed with white tulips, I would like to grow the same, any ideas on name of wallflowers! Here's hoping by John Reynolds

30/09/2012 13:44:49

by Christopher2

dead nettle

I was going to buy a red dead nettle to plant as ground cover in a shady corner. Just wondered if there is any reason why I shouldn't just transplant some of the wild dead nettle that is growing in the street outside? To be clear I'm not talking by tulipgirl

01/05/2013 22:28:47

by nutcutlet

Newbie Introductions

. You are in a more difficult place to garden than some, but there are things you can grow that others can't - I believe that meconopsis do well in your part of the world, or is that more to the west? We are all 4 weeks behind this year because by Rodgy-dodge

04/06/2013 20:49:53

by KEF

Ooh I love a bargain!

I have just finished planting up six pots with tulip bulbs I bought yesterday for 50p a bag from my favourite GC.I've gone a bit brave with the colours bright orange Ballerina and Lambada fringed tulips with Black Parrot and Queen of the Night dark by lilysilly

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30/12/2012 23:11:32

by mysterywoman196

Too chilly to plant now?

can start perenials off early for an autumn planting. I think its best to only grow wallflowers once in the same place though. You could still plant daffodils and tulips, you will find some good bargains in the garden centers. Most daffodils flower by CuriousGardener

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28/12/2011 15:34:14

by Caterina Rosa

problem solving

and Tulips, at planting time, those that don't get put into the garden, get put into large plastic pots, I can then put them into displays where shrubs etc grow, when display finished take them out after of course, dead heading and feeding,and put them by torsi

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20/04/2012 18:47:05

by torsi

Too late to plant Tulip/Daff bulbs?

Ive got quite a few Tulip & Daffodil bulbs left over that I didnt get around to planting last Autumn. They have been stored indoors in a cardboard box, and are in good condition. Is it too late to plant them out into tubs? If so, will they keep till by LeadFarmer

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09/01/2013 15:08:34

by Leorna

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