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Talkback: Derelict gardens

French neighbours say. I' m all for wild / neglected gardens but when you see abandoned prams and assorted scrap metal mixed in then it' s not so good. Every autumn I usually do the annual tidy up and cutting back to make the garden neat and tidy by Allotment Robin

28/11/2011 18:41:33

by kaycurtis

Talkback: Growing onions: seeds versus sets

clean. In a spare patch of ground, I threw these down with some other bits and pieces and I have just discovered a crop of onions amongst some annual flowers that had finished.....it was a lovely surprise! I have found more success with seeds than sets by LouatLarches

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02/05/2012 18:34:48

by The Saint

fast growing climbers

this could be semi evergreen, it was one I grew in a pot before planting out. Flowers June to September, with flowers that are white with a pink centre, I suspect very insect friendly. I'd use pyracantha - in fact, I have! Its a dense, very hardy by dodo

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18/06/2012 22:36:43

by dodo

ID Please

hard every year. I do this in spring. They can overwhelm other plants if they are not cut back because they spread a lot. I can grow this one in the North of Scotland so this one is pretty hardy. So far my plant is eight years old. The way it spreads by Rainjustlearning

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11/07/2012 20:41:21

by sotongeoff

Clay soil problem

manure, mushroom compost bulky matter you can get and dig in will help breal it down.I found runner beans loved it as it retains moisture and has good nutrients. As for shade, foxgloves,hardy geraniums(not peragoniums), pulmonaria, green hellebores, wild by L0la

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10/03/2012 18:22:46

by ritna

Cats!!!

with a diluted solution of jeyes fluid once a week . are the catshoo plants hardy or just an annual by Bee friendly

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11/07/2012 08:22:35

by weejenny

Growing Lillies in containers

up as they grow -like earthing up potatoes As they are small bulbs-all the same?-put them in a container say 8 inches in diameter should they be able to see light. i.e dont cover them completely and do i grow indoors? No -they are hardy-need to grow by David 25

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07/02/2013 21:28:04

by maggie-1

I can't even grow from seed!!!!!!!

. I check on the trays twice a day and if need be, water at tea-time. But NEVER at night. This trick has always worked and at times I've had 50 or more trays going at any one time. Yeah, my hand did get achy. hahaha The salvias are a half-hardy by Bagz

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21/03/2013 23:11:37

by HOLEDIGGER

to pinch out or not

slightly deeper? Can you plant out in unfrozen ground and fleece?I pinch out most plants...shrubs, perennials, annuals....and usually repeat a couple of timesI grow cotinus royal purple and Acer flamingo....as examples...and pinch these out mybe 3 times by sthlndngrower

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05/04/2013 15:08:18

by Cheerypeabrain

Hepaticas

enhance the garden than spend on annuals that simply need to be replaced...and usually for winter and again for summer.I will check them carefully to make sure they will grow well in my conditionsUsually the quality plants have been a perennial joy to me by scotkat

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06/04/2013 21:21:29

by Berghill

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