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Talkback: How to grow salad leaves from seed

and no experience of growing vegetables. This seems a nice easy way to start and they can be grown in a pot. Thanks Bridget very good thank you, is there any kind of POT that you should NOT use to grow herbs and veg in ?Thanks Helen very interesting. I would like by alljend

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24/11/2011 15:28:57

by lcoote

Windowsill planter

suggestions? Thanks Giles Polyanthus with short thivk stems are ideal for for windowsill boxes add some herbs mint parsley chives very handy Hi Giles I invested in 2 Super 7 heated propagator's last year, they are long and thin and each has 7 little by Giles Buist

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20/03/2012 21:15:03

by Giles Buist

Need a Plant...

mint,a herb plant cats love,marigolds for the ginger and forget me nots effect to remind you of his name and colour. How about a willow with catikins!? how about rosemary for remembrance Forget-me-not. I know they can seed themselves everywhere by Ryan Lloyd

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26/03/2013 16:37:53

by Ryan Lloyd

veg

also try carrotts off to G/C later see what they have great stuff Thankyou Hi you can grow a whole range of veg in pots...I grew carrots, parsnip, tomatoes, peas and herbs last year . by jamesburke

21/04/2013 18:45:56

by flowergirl4

French tarragon - getting it though the winter

Hi, I have a small (one year old) French tarragon plant in my herb garden. It's on the south side of a trellis fence inhabited by a grape vine. The garden is East-south east facing and fairly well sheltered. Shall I leave the tarragon where by Dovefromabove

31/08/2012 08:53:55

by Italophile

Square Food Gardening!

with constant weeding and top dressing with compost to maintain maximum growth and soil fertility. It might work as a low maintenance herb garden as, if it's sheltered in winter and well drained for the woody Meditarranean herbs, they'd stay in place for years by Jimmy Holl

30/01/2013 15:59:29

by artjak

Greenhouse

(very long term) maybe using seeds, starting off strawberries, raspberries, herbs etc... Thinking I should be leaving a spot free somewhere else for an additional greenhouse - whaddya reckon? What would work well in each? Thanks Ideally-a greenhouse need by Supernoodle

24/10/2012 12:46:25

by steephill

Talkback: Hedges and topiary

then the plant still lives. Cut back, feed and hope for the best. I have a huge yew tree outside the kitchen. As space is limited I wish to plant a herb garden underneath as it is a lovely sunny spot. Will the yew poison the herbs? I notice the yew leaves falls by Gail

28/11/2011 18:31:40

by James A-S

Creeping thyme (Thymus serpyllum)

at the bottom of our garden and was thinking this would be a lovely neutral plant to put in between the gaps any suggestions/ feed back welcome xx I have a lovely golden thyme and the ordinary green thyme which I use in cooking. I cut some herbs the other day i by chellie

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30/07/2012 19:53:01

by chellie

ID of plant growing EVERYWHERE!

pictures... Can anyone identify it for me please? It is a pest or should I let it grow? Will it look nice or not? Also need to know if its poisonous or anything as I have a little boy who loves to play in the garden. Thanks in advance! Bay Willow Herb by Roxanne Blanton

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24/05/2012 15:48:02

by Gary Hobson

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