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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

What should I feed?

-elements that some plants need more than others, but I'd need a book to detail them all. The bottom line, though, is that if the garden soil - or whichever medium you use - is good and healthy to start with, veg shouldn't be over-fertilised. About the only exception by AJB

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21/05/2012 22:54:28

by AJB

Clematis integrifolia - a hard nut?

water, nip some of the coat or what? Thanks for any suggestions. Yes, they can and do take a long time to germinate. I bought exactly the same seeds from T&M as few years back but left them in a pot in the garden over winter. The good news is that I by rusflorum

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20/02/2013 18:04:15

by Richard Hodson

plants for part shade/ full shade

What plants are good for a garden area that gets morning sun but then a lot of shade rest of day It is for a north facing front garden would like medium plants maybe with flowers or not with spring and winter interest are grasses suitable as well by Gardengirl..

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09/04/2013 18:36:56

by Verdun

Arum Lily Problems

I am a keen but new owner of a big garden. One area is very shaded by 7 medium sized trees and bushes and a big monkey puzzle. About six weeks ago, in among lily of the valley shoots and bluebells most of the area seemed to be shooting arum by Ally5

08/06/2013 20:04:42

by franco6832

Clematis nelly moser

-mature stems of the current year’s wood. Each cutting should have one pair of leaves. The lower end of the cutting can be treated with a rooting hormone and then placed in a medium such as perlite, peat, sand, or a mix of these. Cover the cuttings by bunnysgarden

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13/02/2013 15:39:43

by bunnysgarden

What you haveeaten today?

. In another garden forum in Germany it's funny to write in the thread "garden food and kitchen recipes". And so I think, a good idea to start this thread here too...Many gardeners (not only woman!) send photos and recipes to share with other gardeners- is a by ThaiGer

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11/03/2013 14:56:16

by ThaiGer

Talkback: Toad In A Hole.

a Toad Living in my Raised Garden bed ! ,Andrew. If you have any large ceramic pots going begging, half bury one on its side in a cool spot in the garden, these make great toad houses. Aitch We have a medium sized wildlife pond and have frogs by Andrew Martin

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02/04/2012 15:03:40

by Andrew Martin

conifer

worked well, because it was flatter than a more well-shaped conifer and fitted the space rather well. Wendy7, if you buy a conifer sold in a garden centre for pot planting, it will be a slow-growing one. It will grow until its roots are pretty pot bound by Wendy7

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13/02/2013 22:03:06

by Verdun

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