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USE BY DATE ON SEEDS

best fresh compost by sowing old seeds in it. Emma gardenersworld.com team It's always worth giving old seeds a go. Good gardeners never throw anything away! I try them in small pots or on kitchen paper. If nothing germinates, I scatter the rest around by Eileen Peck

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02/05/2012 08:29:47

by backyardee

compost

have found some of these can be lumpy so I use a garden sieve to get rid of the lumps and to put the thin top layer over the seeds. They are probably taking a long time to sprout as its been so cold. I have had to sow lots of types of seed in my kitchen by diggers2

12/04/2013 12:59:51

by Calendula

New gardener advice on growing tomato's please

Hi, I have just planted three seeds per cell in cheap little covered seed trays and sat them in my kitchen window. Then two days later I read advice saying that you should put them in a warm airing cupboard until they germinate and then resite them by Jamjaf

07/04/2013 23:01:03

by Jamjaf

chillis

that produces good yields on compact plants. I grow in the greenhouse and my patio. The fruits are approx 7cm long and turn from green to red. They are good for use in many dishes in the kitchen, and have a medium heat. I pick two or three strong plants after by patjones

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22/02/2012 19:34:10

by Ju3

Growing clematis in a pot

I have a pergola in a corner of the garden, but when it was put in. they didn't leave any open ground around the posts, so there is nothing to plant into. I am thinking of planting clematis in a couple of pots at the base of the posts so it can by Tim Burr

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12/05/2012 21:17:08

by Mrs Evans

Talkback: Spiders in the compost bin

winds on 3 sides, I do add water sometimes. I always feel a huge sense of achievement when I empty one out and sieve it to use, though of course it is nature that does all the hard work; I just nip out there once a day with veg waste from the kitchen by TonyCal

16/01/2013 20:36:56

by flowering rose

Compost heap

At this time of year there is not much dead material to add to the compost heap rather than the weekly grass cuttings, a few weeds and a bit of kitchen waste. I do put in some shredded newspaper and I turn the heap ocassionally but the amount by Rocket60

12/05/2013 19:21:45

by Tootsietim

Are these leopard slugs?

of slug it is, it will eat your plants, so kill it! According to this site (and several others) the Leopard Slug is the gardener's friend http://www.opalexplorenature.org/LeopardSlug I didn't realise any slugs were useful. Will have to look out by Amy-new-at-this

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13/05/2013 18:12:08

by Welshonion

Talkback: 'Grow Your Own' Week: Forest gardening

and the future of the whole grow your own thing. Lovely idea although I think we need the Forest Gardening Cookbook to really have this idea take off. I'm quite adept at a rhubarb crumble and raspberry jam, but have had little use so far in the kitchen for hosta by karenwilde

28/11/2011 18:40:36

by Gwen from Ely

Tool Storage Solution

Hello all, I have been working on an A2 product design project which involves creating an innovative garden tool storage facility. I decided to join the Gardeners' World forum to show you my ideas in the hope that you would be kind enough to give me by Tom Cocking

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04/08/2012 15:22:18

by cufcskim

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