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Weeds in my compost

Hello, I'm a novice gardener and trying to get an overgrown medium size garden under control. I've been merrily putting Ground Elder (leaves), Bindwind (mainly leaves, some root), Nettles (leaves and root) and Bramble (leaves and root) on my by Supernoodle

12/09/2012 12:57:17

by Supernoodle

Talkback: Autumn gardening jobs

medium sized well stuffed garden, every available space has a plant but I also like my garden to look tidy and well presented. During the Spring and Summer I keep the plants in order pruning, deadheading, sweeping up and generally staying in control by ChristyRose

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28/11/2011 18:44:14

by Todd Eric

Talkback: Browsing botanic gardens

I'm ashamed to confess that despite living in Edinburgh for 4 years and now living only an hour's drive away, I have never been to Edinburgh Botanic Gardens. I have however been to two of it's sister gardens - Benmore and Dawyck - definitely by Ryan

28/11/2011 18:38:23

by Chris Neal

tomatoes

and stacked in a mound and left to drain. It was observed that in a couple of weeks there were Tomato plants growing on the surface this mound! If human waste was distributed on a garden there may well have been Tomato plants germinating and growing by H7

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27/07/2012 19:50:07

by Italophile

White bugs infesting compost bin

but nowhere near as bad and I'm worried that the compost won't be usable if I don't do something to get rid of them. I garden organically but any help on what they are and whether/how to get rid of them will be much appreciated Are they white fly?-if you dont by HyppyByker

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31/05/2012 15:05:09

by Jumbo56

flower buckets, mushroom cartons and noodle pots.

My greatest triumph is a large perennial and evergreen garden (grown from cuttings and gathered seeds) that is sitting looking lovely in flower buckets on my brick-paved driveway - and it cost me nothing at all! I have limited mobility which has by Dinah

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06/01/2012 13:54:56

by Emma Crawforth

Causing offence on this forum

change the wording. The immediacy of the digital medium can sometimes trip us up! Obelixx, what is a sock puppet please? PS Obelix was always my favourite in Asterix the Gaul, I used to watch it on the beeb and I bought the books. See what I mean, I by christopher2

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21/09/2012 17:48:01

by Penninepetal

Talkback: How to prune a plum tree

planted them into my garden. They have all done well and have a small amount of fruit coming (I have thinned out the fruit on the apple). What I would like to know is how and when I should summer prune either or all of the trees. The plum especially has by buzzman

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25/06/2012 18:50:05

by BobTheGardener

The free tomato seeds on the mag cover

toms with lots of fruit. They grew into 4' plum tomatoes plants that tasted yucky. hah - I remember buying a bunch of 'dwarf' gladioli corms for the front garden - spectacular, but enormous! I grew Maskotka last year, outdoors, and they were very good by Sandra 2

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30/08/2012 11:38:31

by Plum

Hi I'm new here, and would like some advice please!!

Hi Everyone I am new here, and would like to Introduce myself. I am not sure if I am doing it in the correct place, apologies if not. I live in South Wales with my husband and 2 daughters, 15yrs and 9yrs old. We have a medium size garden, and I have by Rebecca Lloyd

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13/04/2013 22:39:24

by DONS1979

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