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Advice for a novice

for most things to start permanent planting. Bulbs for spring need to start being planted end of August into September for daffodils, much later for tulips, violas are good now and may flower all winter depenedent upon the weather. Evergreens by Stewart Forward

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31/07/2012 20:56:07

by quercus_rubur

Can I save my spring/summer bulbs

Hi All! Like many others I stored spring and summer bulbs in a container in the garden and they've nearly all bolted including tulip, hyacinths, fritillaria rubra - I got them out yesterday to start planting and although they smell pretty bad by Liz Douglas

17/04/2013 14:22:16

by Palaisglide

Where have all the hostas gone?

. Also noticed this morning that seemingly overnight my Snake's head fritillaries have come up and are about to open. Very exciting as I've not grown these before! Tulips are also on the cusp This being my first year gardening, I'm loving by dizzylizzy

18/04/2013 10:57:48

by keepitlive

Iris Katharine Hodgkin

these small irises? 2x now have tried with different varieties- dry tubers & 'in the green' & neither reappeared the following spring. We do have a large number of squirrels, but they tend to go for the crocus & small red tulips. J. Mine have been in for years by Gold1locks

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26/04/2013 22:09:50

by nutcutlet

Beared iris Border

Hello there everyone, Last september I divided some bearded iris and made a new border at the foot of south facing wall. The irises seem to be growing well so am hopeful for at least a few flowers this year. I planted some foxtail lilles (eremurus by Allymc

29/04/2013 21:39:18

by chicky

Newhouse and new to gardening, plant type and general advice please!

but kept the greenhouse and are looking for nice plants bushes and trees to liven the garden up, to give you an idea of what I like I am growing a red and an orange acer tree and a chocolate plant, but they are too small at the moment. We have left one by davielovesgravy

02/10/2012 13:52:14

by Christopher2

Purples in my garden but what colour for you?

, hot, dry, windy, limestone, cold winters, eg acers, pittosporum Tom Thumb, acteas, tall red and purple lobelias. I like very dark tulips, like Queen of the Night and Dahlias. I'm trying to do a pastel colour bed and a hot colour bed with reds, yellows by Verdun

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03/04/2013 14:07:30

by Fairygirl

Talkback: Most loved plants

.Plants that herald a new season like snowdrops,tulips, roses, callicarpa, holly give us something to look forward to.Scented plants like freesia, honeysuckle, lavender, lilies often come with memories.Other plants we love just because they survive and grow for us by titaflan

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28/11/2011 18:40:20

by custom writing

favourite plant

Hello all Just wondering what your favourite plant? vegetables or flowers? Mine are runner beans for vegetables but flowers I like hebe plants lots of different sorts evergreen and small little flowers, but I do like lots of flowers, tulip bulbs by Gardengirl..

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14/12/2012 22:21:53

by Verdun

Talkback: Bluebells

Don't you just love the spring, Daffs, Tulips, Crocus,Bluebells. When Christmas and new year is over and the gardening season is approaching I just get this feeling of excitement, looking for the first signs of spring, the first bulb popping its up by Bluebelle21

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26/03/2012 11:01:32

by discodave

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