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Daisy

it just looks brown and dead. Have I lost it? Hello Burtie, Some daisies-type plants are annuals, so they would naturally die after a few months. Many however are perennials and could live for years if hardy. Do you have any photos of it when by BURTIE

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15/03/2012 16:34:55

by Emma Crawforth

Tree/shrub suggestion

. If informal you can grow fuschias, some hardy some not, but they die down in winter. Or caryopteris, but again not in winter. You say all year round, so does that mean you would like it evergreen? Euonymus is evergreen, several varieties - look them up by GiilyP

27/10/2012 09:28:19

by Busy-Lizzie

question about lobelia (the tall variety) and rudbeckia

) At the end of the season I just cut them all down to the ground. Will they come back or are they all annuals? Thanks in advance x Both have annual and perennial species miss. Do you remember what the names were? Did the red one have bronze foliage. Mine by miss.understood81

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11/04/2013 23:49:03

by Verdun

Plants or flowers from seed

perennials or annuals or don't you mind? If it's in shade and you want annuals in tubs that narrows the choice, but "Busy-Lizzies" (Impatiens) are a classic for that situation. Bedding begonias, violas and pansies as well. I get mine as plug plants, but you by bunnysgarden

28/01/2013 18:06:40

by bunnysgarden

Help Need With Container Planting

Hey everyone, First post for me on here so just asking for some advice or if you could point me in the right direction of a web site then that would be great. Bascially i have around 50 containers to plant up each year which consists of annual by Luke Richardson

06/04/2013 00:02:45

by Verdun

shade loving plants

to be hardy. Trees cant be more than 10ft high when mature.The soil is well draining I have dug it over and added horse manure and compost, Any ideas The difficulty you've set yourself is that almost all plants with 'hot' coloured blooms are sun lovers. I have by trifid house

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12/07/2012 15:55:21

by Leggi

HELP me please!!

plants are better value. Have a look at perennial wallflowers Erysimum 'Bowles's Mauve' or Lavenders, Hebes are good but a little boring. Hardy fuchsias. Daffodils are good value. I would also consider growing cosmos from seed. All hardy annuals are good by natalia85

27/10/2012 18:01:21

by ChristyRose

greenhouse vs coldframe

goes or the plastic joints break. I won't be growing anything that needs to spend its whole life inside like fussy tomatoes, I'll grow outside types, but I would like to grow some half hardy annuals and hardy annuals and perennials that like a cosy by cloud8

11/08/2012 22:40:14

by blairs

My Garden 2012

, but this one easily outdid that (with lots of fertilizer and good old deadheading...) Phlox can be a little tricky to sprout, and they only do it naturally at the end of winter and beginning of spring. Annual phlox is not hardy, though; it has few roots and do by rusflorum

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27/11/2012 23:38:10

by rusflorum

Pots of summer colour in partial shade

I haven't got around to the planned big tree chop this autumn/winter AGAIN so was hoping for some help with getting some summer colour in the shady bit of my garden - it needs to flower for ages - perhaps something tender or half-hardy by auntie betty

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23/02/2013 20:18:39

by Verdun

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