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Talkback: Countdown to the Chelsea Flower Show

food costs and others because gastro gardens will be a source of personal chic creds. And it is becoming easier: More and more designs enable one to grow potatoes in bags or herbs etc... so no 'farming' or even gardening skills are required. Love our by Angie

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19/07/2012 22:12:16

by kaycurtis

plants for a wild life friendly meadow

the garden might survive in grass. On my list of possibles are persicaria, echinops, assorted geraniums, and some of the more invasive asters. I shall probably try it anyway but wondered if any of you have tried this and have suggestions. I think you're right by nutcutlet

07/11/2012 13:51:51

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Growing borage for Chelsea

are large enough transfer to a larger pot and keep watering and feeding on a regular basis. Or plant in the garden when the frosts have passed. Do not disturb the roots when planting them in the garden as this may encourage plants to self seed. I grew by greeny

28/11/2011 18:31:12

by georgie

new seeds, bulbs and plants

/perenials for customers, did my own garden design last summer; gailardia/callendula/rudbeckia/coreopsis/cosmidium/dahlias/gazania/knophia/lupins a show of colours and shades blending together some of these plants had 4-5 different names. ive taken some pics on facebook by 80smaniac

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25/02/2012 08:54:55

by Ron

strawberries, spring onions, garlic& tomatoes

planter best?? ive tried a terracotta planter before but it was disasterous, top too wet, soil washed out, bottom was bone dry and birds took the rest. tomatoes; pot or compost bags, i have 2 varieties on the go shirley and gardeners delight. spring onions by realnewbie87

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08/03/2012 22:22:37

by realnewbie87

Lemon Verbena

in the herb garden - but then I'm in the South West and we have particular micro-climate here in Porlock Vale. That means I can keep things outdoors that would otherwise perish (I have an indoor plant - succulent, known as the Money Plant - Crassula Ovata by Victoriajane

27/05/2013 23:51:46

by Verdun

Bee friendly plants for hanging baskets

As a very amateur (and newish gardeners) we have been trying very hard to get most of the plants in our garden bee and insect friendly and hope to convert some grass to wildflower meadow this year. However I have been guilty of using non by Bowdeeka

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12/03/2012 19:27:28

by Bowdeeka

Talkback: Birds: thrushes and fieldfares

on the berries. Then the sat quite happily in the tree over hanging our car, which they very kindly decorated with lovely purple coloured p..They were great to watch though. We have had a flock of fieldfres in our garden for the first time thid year they visited by Doubledaisy22

10/12/2011 18:08:30

by ruthieboy

Advice on building a raised bed

Im new to gardening and have recently moved into a rented house with a big (and slightly overgrown) garden. I cant change the garden too much but I would like to grow my own veg so I thought I would put a raised bed at the bottom of the garden by Kris3

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31/07/2012 08:32:59

by Dovefromabove

Can you name these two leaves

and I dont know what these two flourishing plants are. Do you know? is one a geranium or are they just weeds? The 4th an 5th are the ones I think are geranium but they are in the rose bed surrounded by herbs... so I dont know The one by Desire For Gardening

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03/06/2013 18:02:50

by Desire For Gardening

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