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DOG WOODS

are perfect for medium height herbaceous plant supports. They bend easily and ultimately very discreet and no sharp points. Been doing this for few years now I usually leave mine a bit later as we get harder winters than most of the UK and some nasty late by MAGGIE BRAY

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07/03/2013 13:41:16

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Talkback: Drying onions

or garage. Sort by size, small, medium and large. Store each group in old (or cheap new) tights or stockings tying a tight knot between each, hang up in shed or cool dry place, cut of one at a time, the size you need, from the bottom. HELPA lovely healthy by Denise Peters

28/11/2011 18:37:29

by simon

Quickest seeds to gerninate?

in different mediums and at different times. All of these have had some germinations in 48 hours. Are some seeds quicker to gerninate? Or is to do with quality of the seeds & the supplier? I've bought some seeds from individual suppliers via ebay which have by Hollie- Hock

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26/04/2012 17:38:57

by figrat

Tomato Growpots, any good?

I see The Greenhouse People are selling off their Growpots. Has anyone tried these? Are they any good? http://www.greenhousepeople.co.uk/clearance/pack_of_3_growpots/?utm_source=Growpots+March+2013&utm_campaign=Accessories&utm_medium=email I am by LeadFarmer

15/03/2013 21:58:50

by Zoomer44

advice on seed compost

compost makers. A small bag of washed sand and small bag of small agricultural grit from any Garden Centre.I have a mixing tray but a bucket or old dish will do, mix one scoop of JI compost one scoop washed sand and one scoop of grit and mix it well by gillybean

30/04/2013 14:52:32

by SwissSue

Hello all

Just joined and would like to say hello. I am a very novice person around the garden so any help and advice i may get on here will be very much appreciated. I spend quite a bit of the winter in the canarries and sometimes the days can be quite long by Tarw

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30/03/2013 18:14:48

by Tarw

Talkback: Growing cress

in gardening books so far to the best of my knowledge , as I have looked at almost every book available in this area of growing herbs. The detailed description has answered many questions I came across, as I am an absolute beginner in practical gardening, 6 by Hum

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28/11/2011 18:42:49

by school project

sycamore seeds

's question other than to watch out for the seeds in summer when weeding, etc, because they seem to "come down" well before autumn especially after a windy day/night. But this may not be practical if you have a medium/large garden. I hate the sycamore and ash by justin stefanyszyn

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24/04/2012 22:31:50

by justin stefanyszyn

Favorite tomatoes

I am starting to think about which Tomatoes to sow this year, has anybody got any preferences on which to recommend ? I'd always go for some cherry tomatoes - gardener's delight or sungold. Brandywine are great for a beefsteak, though can by John Reynolds

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11/03/2013 15:07:39

by Brumbull

Cats!!!

When setting up the scarer you have to adjust it to the size of the animal you want to scare - small, medium or large, so, with it set on medium,usual garden birds do not activate it. oh..that is good to hear.. thou the seagull keeps the 2 buggers off by Bee friendly

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11/07/2012 08:22:35

by weejenny

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