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Suitable hedge

Hi Being new to gardening, i am looking for some advise on what would be the best low maintenance hedge, possibly that flowers and is of medium height? Would appreciate any help. Thanks Lesley by lesley fowler

16/09/2012 16:42:48

by lesley fowler

Border plant

I want some suggestion on border plant which will provide bit privacy for my front garden and bit color. I am aware of conifers but wanted something that might give bit color and will grow fast and medium bush. If I were to use conifer which one by kru

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19/04/2012 21:23:50

by Aimee Saber

suitable plants for a middle sized put

I have two medium sized pots in a slightly shady part of my garden and would like to know if I could plant a bamboo - I need height to block an unsightly view. What would you suggest. Ann Pownall Dorset How about Runner Beans ?? (early so protect by Ann Pownall

01/04/2012 16:08:25

by Dragon 87

blossom

hi can any one help .Iam after a medium size tree that has nice blossom on it .its to go in the front garden which is south facing. A couple of ideas----- Amelanchier canadensis-white flowers good autumn leaf colour http://www.bbc.co.uk/gardening by spencer fossett

31/10/2012 10:02:09

by ernie's ghostly gold tops

iris growing

I have a SE facing Front Garden and I adore Big Blousy Bearded Irises I saw Irises Growing in shallow pans perched on raised tree trunks in the above I would like to recreate this effect . Could someone please tell me the best growing medium, what by liz14

13/08/2012 16:44:30

by liz14

chillis

I,m looking for a chilli of medium heat and dwarf, to be grown in green house. Numex Twilight is a great variety and very pretty. http://www.peppersbypost.biz/images/photos/types/chilli_in_pot.jpg I like Chilli Apache it's dwarf chilli by patjones

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22/02/2012 19:34:10

by Ju3

rooms in my garden

i have a medium sized garden very pretty and established, but i would love to add some interest in that i would like secret little rooms/views, that are easy to do, if anyone has done this a pic would be great x Start with a simple trellis at a by denise butcher

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08/08/2012 13:31:20

by higgy50

sedum roof for a small shed

before, but it looks great for covering an ugly bit of the garden. Thanks for your thoughts! Sedum is dry-tolerant so it wouldn't want any water retention mat, but from the website it looks to me like it comes complete with growing medium. There by freshairfanatic

09/07/2012 18:58:44

by freshairfanatic

Humming Bird Feeder

they sell them in the UK, I am up north in Accrington so there's no chance of getting one over here lol I don't have a garden just a medium sized back yard so I am limited on space. I will be building a raised bed with bricks, and a frame to put on top by Pauline01UK

05/01/2013 20:30:21

by nutcutlet

New garden after house move

Hi, I have recently moved house, And after many years of living with no garden, I have been fortunate to have acquired a medium sized garden. The garden has a few tall fir trees birches, hedgerows, old shed and best of all a small woodland area by Jody Lovatt

28/04/2013 18:55:17

by Jody Lovatt

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