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Talkback: My video blog at Gardeners' World Live

Dear G W. i have just watched the video by Jane Moore and thought I would like to say how much I enjoyed it . I have been watching GardenersWorld for many years, and also buy the magazine . I have an allotment and have had a problem with my Leeks by STAMMY

28/11/2011 18:36:27

by Eve Mould

Talkback: Ash tree dieback

Ashfield - we chose this house largely because of the mature ash trees in the garden - from the looks of things we're right in line for the disease to affect us soon by donutsmrs

06/11/2012 18:04:43

by Dovefromabove

Can you help identify this plant?

Hi all. I have this plant growing in my garden, it grows as a large bush, but after removing one of them a year ago, it seems to come up all over the garden. Can you help identify it? Thanks in advance Hi, its, a Quince and it reproduces by mdw84

16/11/2012 09:04:41

by nutcutlet

Weeping willow..well something similar.

In for a penny.. intresting site, some fablous photos.. Weeping willow type plants/trees...if only i knew the names - and yes I have been looking on youtube among others to spot the plants im after. Essentially, for the front garden ideally by garjobo

18/03/2013 23:15:16

by garjobo

between a shed and a dark place

at the very back of my back garden i have a 5foot squared area with a shed on 1 side a brick wall on the opposite side and wooden fences on the other 2 sides with just a small path to the side, there is a large silver birch right in the middle by mentalmellor

11/05/2013 03:38:30

by Jontydoggle

Help with thuggish peruvian lily problem

David. Some garden plants are as invasive as the worst weeds Thank for the heads up Dave...........I have purchased one of these lately in a 4 inch pot.I was wondering whether to plant it in the garden or a large pot.I think you have just made my mind up by David 23

23/05/2013 21:15:22

by Wolfy50

dogwood in containers

Would cornus sanguinea be suitable for planting in a large container. I was hoping it would be ok if I kept it well pruned it should be ok. Any suggestions? Thanks i have some in pots and haven't had any problems ronan q wrote (see) Would cornus by ronan q

17/07/2012 09:48:05

by Palaisglide

Nutrients required to help Pine Tree recover.

by John Rogan

23/03/2012 08:27:13

by John Rogan

ok first load of top soil what to do with it.

before you start planing what goes where I would rake out the soil and remove any and all couch grass roots and be careful as any breakages ,you will have new plants growing from the smallest stem then take out any large stones and large sticks ,then by blackest

06/04/2013 00:20:02

by blackest

Talkback: How to prune your plants

Hi, I moved house in March of this year and a beginner in gardening. I have lots of over grown shrubs and two large trees, I have five tropical trees, which three I pulled from the root during the summer. they were pretty dead and they are growing by grannybarb

22/03/2012 22:01:10

by Wendy7

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