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Agastachegardeners sangria

Anyone out there growing agastache? Black adder, sangria, blue fortune or alabaster.? Hi I've just put a small stem with roots of 'black adder' in my garden, I'm not really familiar with this plant so will watch this thread with interest, it's not a by christopher2

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24/07/2012 22:28:51

by lovetogarden

Talkback: Staking fruit trees

not experiened g/world keep up the good work so we can all grow together I think the show is aimed more at people of all ages and experience learning something new, whether it be completely new ideas or revamped old ones. Keep it coming, I love the new show by L. Jones

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28/11/2011 18:38:36

by Laguna Isle of Wigh

Talkback: Bank holiday gardening jobs

on with it then or I'll be getting nothing done and yes I will be out there this early in the morning. Keep at it all you gardeners. Thought of a couple more jobs to do this weekend. I grow mainly shrubs and perennials[apart from veg] as my garden is small - except by lazygardner

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28/11/2011 18:43:29

by chippy

Talkback: Wind-damaged garden

Two branches from my very old beautiful Wisteria succumbed to the winds - it had already suffered badly this winter and just seemed to be recovering from the frosts. My plastic greenhouse with all my seedlings crashed over and ripped and left by elgin-beehive

28/11/2011 18:38:42

by Pippa Greenwood

Talkback: Moving magnolias

it will be before it produces flowers? I bought a wisteria from the same people 8 years ago and it has failed to flower so far. I have a beautiful magnolia soulangeana, I bought for £20 in 1989 after my divorce to cheer myself up it was about 4ft high. It is now by Lynne

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10/04/2012 16:25:47

by Lorraine 5

Clematis Montana killed during winter

montanas and alpinas wiped out by late, heavy frosts as they are coming into bud and they have not recovered so I don't grow them anymore. I also have to treat most of my group 2s as group 3s as their top growth usually gets cut back by frost. Funnily by Robot

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20/05/2012 17:12:00

by Robot

Scottish Clematis

Hi I'm trying to grow clematis for the first time, i have researched, and read that much, im getting confused, i was wondering if there is anyone on the forum who is from my neck of the woods (Lanarkshire Central Scotland) who has experience by Percy-Grower

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23/04/2012 20:43:35

by Percy-Grower

Talkback: Planting seeds and germination

to one new buddlia I planted last year? I planted a grafted wisteria on the front of my house two and a half years ago when i moved in, so far it has lots of green growth but no flowers, i thought the grafted versions were supposed to flower, am i doing by asparagus

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28/11/2011 18:30:48

by susan

Talkback: Choosing plants for autumn colour

, and the berries will save a lot of money in bird food. Thanks, but we've opted for a flowering cherry. I have a wisteria growing in a pot during the summer all the leaves fell off and new shoots died back. It is planted in john inns no 3 compost and well watered i by happymarion

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28/11/2011 18:44:13

by jackie

Climber to cover large wall

need to put up plenty of good heavy weight wires for it to grow upon - lovely. Climbing hydrangea would go well too, though it does take its time to start gripping but once away can cover big areas. Maybe both, as you have a good large area to cover by Dom

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04/08/2012 22:20:30

by blairs

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