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Talkback: Patio climbers

yorkshire). Lily – 10 plants would be perfect for 2 large tubs, each with a wigwam of canes or some sort of mini obelisk in the top. If you choose a twin pack you could have 5 plants each of 'Burgundy Falls' and 'Summer Cream'. I mixed these two colours by Adam Pasco

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28/11/2011 18:40:23

by pd

Talkback: Autumn lawn care

yellow. Pond Leak Some good advice on how to care for our lawns. I’ve just scarified my quite small back lawn, and then mixed the grass seed with some potting compost, as suggested. Then I very lightly pulled a bristle broom behind me across the entire by Paul-H

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27/12/2011 19:44:01

by JOHN HARE

Talkback: Growing roses - rose diseases

in the spring and the flower buds that form are immature and do not develop properly, opening to small, mis-shapen and blackened-tipped flowers. They remind me a little of the twisted growth I sometimes get on my blackcurrants. I have fed the borders and mulched by pammeed

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24/05/2012 13:33:38

by connie77

Talkback: Sunflowers and hoverflies

but it was beautiful while it lasted and at over two metres had to be tied to a drainpipe. But the bush that gets hundreds, perhaps thousands of hoverfly visitors in my garden is the Lemon Balm, Melissa officinalis, which I love,leaves mixed with mint as a tea by Mo

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28/11/2011 18:44:01

by mooncarrot

That new roundup gel

, so it may appear to be taking longer, as will the Roundup concentrates that you mix up yourself. But be patient, Roundup will work eventually and depending on the temperature, humidity and size of the weed and it's roots, the kill should take between by Tootles

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31/07/2012 19:46:29

by Tim Burr

Not all bad news in the garden

not all bad. Yeah also a mix bag in our garden, some have done really well and others like veg not so well.. shade loving as you say Lunarz have done very well for all t his wet..but ones that need the sun have struggled.. hoping next month will bring some by Palaisglide

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17/07/2012 22:56:51

by Palaisglide

Planting out pot grown roses

't remove all the leaves in the process. The poor growth may be down to the rose having been frozen in its pot and having poor roots, but it should be making new ones now. Yes, put it in the ground, mixing some blood. fish and bone into the bottom by Dinah

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25/06/2012 19:54:24

by diggingdoris

Astrantias not flowering

of a mixed perennial border on heavy clay which stays quite damp and they get sun for about half of the day. If you look at plants for damp shade Astratias are generally listed somewhere, I wonder if they are getting too much sun on free draining soil by christopher2

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03/08/2012 16:46:59

by christopher2

Clay soil problem

; there were 2 ornamental shrub borders and mainly lawn for the rest of it (it's quite a large lot). I had 4 new beds dug out in October and left rough dug so that winter could do its work. Over the winter we've also reworked the soil several times, adding by L0la

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10/03/2012 18:22:46

by ritna

garden dilema!

for that splash off pink in height the back off the border has a narrow channel which was planted with budleia lavaterias dog wood and lilacs for height above the rest ive given my thoughts on what i would like in there but would like to hear some other feedback by green fingerd will

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22/04/2012 20:52:23

by Eddie J

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