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drainage for tropical style garden

Going to do raised beds for tropical style garden with plants like palms, ferns, caster oil plant,cordylines and bamboo, would i start with a layer of stones then soil for drainage. Advice please. Bamboo and fern do not really need drainage by bluejan

07/04/2013 20:03:57

by blairs

Changing hydrangea????

I'm wondering if anyone has encountered a similar mystery?? I have lived in my current house for just over a year. I have a large hydrangea in my front garden that has flowered this year as a lace cap. Last year however (and i believe previous years by Shoots44

12/09/2012 13:33:41

by Shoots44

Gunnera manicata

frost. Next time you choose such a plant, perhaps it may be wise to do some research first. I hope your garden is large, this plant will grow very big indeed. The leaf stalks will be over your head. by pash2

18/11/2012 12:11:08

by Welshonion

Friolina's

just noticed in an open part of my garden ..... last year i planted up a large "18" basket with friolinas ..... to say they were outstanding is a understatement, they were glorious, well i kept them in the basket and left them (did tidy them up by Brumbull

06/04/2013 09:11:09

by Brumbull

pond construction the american way

hi ,i am going to build a pond and waterfall.i was thinking of building the american way.did any body one using this method.i live in ireland. yours jack Hi Ponddigger What is "the american way"? Garden Paddler hi jenny,they use a pond skimmer and a by ponddigger

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25/03/2012 16:30:32

by ponddigger

wisteria woe

already a large plant in a tub and planted it in the garden, it was fine until last summer, I dont know whether its the soil (heavy clay) lack of water, feeding ,pruning, disease, or heat (40 degrees) now only a few shoots coming from the ground by mrs figg

10/03/2012 17:43:12

by mrs figg

spring bulbs

Should i leave daffs tuplips and bluebells that haven't flowered this year dig them up? Would a feed help them to flower next year? Spring bulbs growing blind can be caused by a few things. Ive being trialling things in my garden. If they are large by jellypot

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29/03/2012 16:22:03

by jellypot

buddleja

hi everyone i have 2 buddleja buzz in large pots, that i would like to put in the garden, what i want to know is, when is the best time to move them, and when to cut them back, many thanks You can move them now or in the spring. If you move them now by lynne24

23/09/2012 17:55:17

by lynne24

Aeoniums

I have a large collection of Aeoniums. I leave them in the garden all summer and bring them into my south facing conversatory in September. Immediately they are brought in they start dropping their lower leaves. This continues throughout by Rosemary Farr

01/10/2012 20:11:04

by Rosemary Farr

Used Compost?

Whats the best thing to do with used compost from pots and seed trays? Compost it, throw it onto the garden, re-use it to fill the bottom of large containers/pots and top the rest with fresh, bottom of hanging baskets. Just a few ideas - I'm sure by tom hewer

07/04/2013 22:06:34

by Pennine Petal

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