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Talkback: How to grow marginal plants in a pot

by linmos

08/05/2012 12:01:33

by Bertie J

Talkback: How to grow marginal pond plants

lily like the one Joe planted is sitting on a shallow ledge in the pond with it,s crown above or just about level with the surface of the water. It has suffered badly this winter from the frost and frozen over pond. I realise now it should be deeper by josiel

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09/05/2012 19:04:49

by Ann PREECE

my 1st allotment!

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by Joe the Gardener

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01/04/2012 15:53:39

by kalulu

holiday watering in greenhouse

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04/07/2012 22:21:10

by dig and turn

garden ponds

I have at last made a small garden pond, it is intended for the wildlife, at great expense I have bought 3 marginal plants to put in it but am really confused about how to plant them. Am recently made jobless so expenditure a major problem ! I would by Lizzie Bee

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08/03/2012 22:38:20

by Linda 2

pond plants

My recently completed pond has a visible pipe at water level, which I would like to hide with a plant growing down from the rocks above it and trailing into the water. Are there plants I should avoid which would be toxic to fish, newts and frogs by Leslie Longstaff

02/05/2013 22:33:17

by Fairygirl

Duckweed and pond weed

and they caused too much damage to the marginal plants. I then tried fish - they ate it very reliably but also devoured any invertebrate or amphibian life until a heron, in turn, ate them. Anyone have any suggestions please? by Vith

07/10/2012 00:32:50

by Vith

Talkback: Couch grass

remaining that are not in close proximity to plants you want to keep - put 35ml to 5l of Weedol RootKill Plus.

by flowerbum

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14/04/2012 13:48:32

by estherp

Bog gardening

in it, which has built up over a number of years. Any suggestions for plants or a good book to help. PRH. Hello PRH, That sounds like a wonderful idea. There are some great plants that you can use, often referred to as 'marginal plants'. Have a look by PRH

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23/06/2012 20:17:03

by Lokelani

Digging a natural, unlined pond?

the margins with hardy bog plants. I won't be able to top it up with fresh water - it's too far from the house. I'm assuming I can't put a liner in, because it would just get pushed up from underneath by the ground water. Our subsoil is clay. We had by Laura Corin

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17/04/2012 22:18:57

by Laura Corin

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