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Suggestions for a bit of privacy...

by you and the walkers. Thanks both Janet and Koala. The Sloe idea sounds fabulous! I'll plan a trip to a decent centre and have a look for those. I'm not fixed on either a mixed border or a simple single bush, however the latter appeals because we by threecliffs

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30/06/2012 13:57:58

by Gardentroggy

Talkback: Hardy annuals

, they are just totally dramatic and fantastic value. Really long lasting, great as cut flower. Easy to germinate and come in some amazing varieties. The sexiest of which is Red Spider or even fireworks mixed.I sowed mine a week ago and they are already standing by Antonia

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07/07/2012 12:42:24

by kate1123

Where to start! Planning new borders, complete garden novice.

deep, edged with sleepers and we are on a chalky soil. I want to plant a mix of thyme and lavander and maybe something else along the lawn in from of them to soften the harsh edges and I want the borders to look like one long display, not 4 boxes but I by Olivedog

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22/05/2013 21:00:02

by BobTheGardener

evergreen perenial border

mixed in for year round interest I have a few shrubs in mind Euonymus fortunei emerld and gold maybe a box ( which I would trim to keep smallish), A dwarf buddlia .I have been looking at perenials and am now all confused Can anyone give me a list by bill hibbert

30/08/2012 22:07:11

by kate1123

Planting to reduce soil water content / reduce holard?

x 5m lawn in very poor condition.due to poor light and an abundance of leaves, behind that some flowerbeds in poor condition and at the very back some mature trees. There are borders running the full length of the garden at ground floor level I by Frank E

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10/03/2013 18:05:30

by obelixx

Talkback: Growing daffodils

have leafs...is this true...if so how do i plant them so i can acheive flowers every year,i wish to plant them in my lawn and some in the borders. Yes the Pheasant Eye daffs are great and scented too, however they flower much later and many gardeners by lillylady

28/11/2011 18:39:44

by fiona

Making a woodland garden

many brambles and scrub type stuff if the it hasn't been managed for some time. Best to dig these out as best you can then try a woodland wildflower seed mix. There are plenty of on-line places but I use http by woodlandgardener

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18/06/2012 17:03:21

by woodlandgardener

Are these lavender plugs acceptable or DOA?

compost. Love the border where yours aregoing. It will look and smell wonderful. I used a mix of ordinary potting compost and grit (coz they like good drainage). I got the same offer last year, and it seemed to work well. I have potted them by Steve B

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31/05/2013 22:19:53

by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

Talkback: Tigers and peacocks

my bulbs via sellers on Ebay, so I was very lucky with the results. I think they add a wonderful exotic touch to a mixed border. this is lovely by j

28/11/2011 18:29:59

by Myriel

Roses growing through Hazle mounds at Chelsea

, whether as simple specimens or in your mixed borders. Much admired by fellow gardeners and visitors to the gardens, the Helmingham Rose Support system is now available in kit form with full assembly instructions."I believe you can buy them (in metal by notgreenfingers2

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30/05/2012 21:13:05

by figrat

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