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Hellebores

they form nice evergreen mounds to offset other plants. Quite a low maintenance system too. But, what a glorious show hellebore orientalis provide. Well worth the space. I love them. I'm watching them building up for it now. Just need to get all those by Tim Burr

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06/01/2013 23:13:01

by Verdun

Toad spawn

have a few questions for you, though! When did you "start" your pond? How big is it? Whereabouts in your garden is it? What plants are there? Where did the spawn come from? i.e. did a frog/toad lay it in your pond or did you bring it from somewhere else by finty

26/04/2013 21:29:06

by nutcutlet

Planting an Art-Deco Raised Border

alpines and by this stage I'm getting anxious for phase 2 to get completed. Regards,Steve Looks very good, I have seen people ask for advice about low maintenace gardens for limited motor function so it will be good to show them what is possible by LowiePete

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22/07/2012 19:51:37

by Shrinking Violet

Talkback: Paving over front gardens

to a lawn. Nevertheless many people have done little wonders with them making it a pleasure to wander around the neighbourhood and view. Many (like mine) are low maintenance with gravel and grasses, others may just be a home-made mosaic with a small by happymarion

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28/11/2011 18:43:27

by Lisa

having a moan about...

Why oh why does this Winter seem to be dragging? Is it that it's cold and wet and I can't get into my garden for more than 5 minutes before I'm soaked and freezing? I cannot wait for Spring to finally show its face! I think we all feel the same by ilovemontydon

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17/02/2013 18:55:54

by Verdun

Completely new to veg growing

Hi all, Didn't think it would happen..... but will be having a go at veggies next year. The plot will be 10ft(L) and 6ft(W) in a really sunny spot. I want to grow something easy and generally low maintenance but most of all something that I can go by jackie frost

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02/01/2013 21:26:07

by hollie hock

Welcome to the plants forum

is the fact that you can be sure of the sex of the new plant and avoid, or deliberately choose, to produce a tree with 'interesting' scented fruits. Hardwood cuttings are also low-maintenance and usually trouble free. Please do let us know about the progress by Daniel Haynes

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24/07/2012 07:30:27

by weejenny

Talkback: Bank holiday gardening jobs

I will be planting "In The Green" lots of lovely tulips. narcissi, fritillaries, pink chionodoxa, etc. brought to me by my friend who has a small garden like you, Kate, but likes to ring the changes in his pots every season. he knows they will have by lazygardner

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28/11/2011 18:43:29

by chippy

May In Your Garden

throwing up these long stalks, which eventually turned into the big feathery pink plumes. The house had been empty for about 2 years before we came here and there had been little or no garden maintenance, so I guess it just needed the tidying and clearing by sotongeoff

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02/06/2012 18:49:33

by Dean Lovett

Gardeners World - not back for 4 weeks!

My husband and I were so disappointed to see due to 'sporting' events that our 'gardening' TV is being put on hold! Its Summer, a key time to garden, what is the BBC thinking! There is so much other repeats on the TV, I am sure they can find a slot by Gardeners Wife

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04/08/2012 17:08:46

by Lowenna

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