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Talkback: Summer bedding plants

but perennials like hardy geraniums, the Bristol flower and Lysimachia coronaria, Lychnis punctata and nimmularia, Alchemilla mollis,pinks aplenty,helianthemums and parahebes, and the lavenders and rosemary and , of course, the orange blossom philadelphus. Apart by sarahs pondlife...

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28/11/2011 18:43:44

by 22bascote

What to sow in January

-anything that needs heat to germinate is probably a half-hardy annual-the clue is in the title-and wont be planted out until Mid-May at the earliest-so that is why you don't need to start now Patience is a virtue after all Having said all that-what flowers are we by nodlisab

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04/01/2013 13:16:17

by ThaiGer

Our own A to Z of our Gardening

. . Lovely snap dragons, my dad used to plant them in the front garden. I still use them and particularly like the dark reds. I'll have a go at Aquilegia: Aquilegia are an unfussy, hardy and long-lived perennial that thrives in most soils and aspects by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

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07/04/2013 22:23:05

by Verdun

WEATHER this week

to do it otherwise you may loose them. Last weekend I took loads of stuff out of the greenhouse, not tender things, last year's lavender from seed, hardy (more or less) salvias etc. On Friday I put them all back in Same here, i transported most of my by Brumbull

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11/03/2013 15:37:48

by Brumbull

Garden arches planting - help needed

archways for half the year - poo idea. who has any thoughts or suggestions to share? i understand i could pland up 2 or more plants in one point, providing double interest... but which?!! Trish Are your arches in sun most of the day? How about Jasmine by trish beebe

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17/05/2012 17:51:46

by trish beebe

Is it ever going to STOP!!!!

then start again then stop again....The outdoor tomatoes are getting waterlogged...Even in the greenhouse things are very different this year..The sweet peppers are only half as big as they should be....the cucumber hasnt started to flower yet although by susan howard2

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02/07/2012 19:51:49

by Gaffelbiter

Talkback: Dividing perennials

stunning!I know we're desperate for rain, but I'll refrain from the rain dance until the end of the week to avoid soaking your visitors.And yes, primulas are another perennial that benefits from regular lifting and dividing. It's amazing how many new plants by Adam Pasco

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28/11/2011 18:43:32

by airyfairy

T & M OFFER FOR MAY

Penstemon Tubular Bells None of those are climbers. Penstemon is not frost hardy but is perennial so all will grow back (apart from Lavender of course which does not die back - Hidcote makes a great border hedge plant) @blairs thanks by Jock Sporran

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08/08/2012 19:16:09

by gummer4england

Talkback: Plants for shade

well are Pulmonaria(lungwort)which is so bright and lovely,Aquilegia which come in so many colours and Hardy geranium and the best thing about these three is the slugs and snails leave them alone,unlike the woodland flowers which I've started visiting by Galic and Snails

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28/11/2011 18:31:25

by SuzyQ

Talkback: Foxgloves

when is the best time of year to sow biennials such as digitalis, delphinium, and lupins I'd sow foxgloves (digitalis) now, or you can also sow in March/April. Lupins are hardy perennials, and I'd sow in Feb/March if possible, as plants raised from by Sarah, Bournemouth

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28/11/2011 18:37:08

by carol travis

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