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Talkback: Cake day

Hi, I'm considering opening for the NGS. This morning I had a visit from the area (Cumbria) representative of the NGS. The thought of so many visitors in one day scares me a little - I expect that once I have my shady borders better planted by Cathy

28/11/2011 18:27:46

by derwyn

Talkback: Barking mad

Pretty good, Yakram, but one mistake. what about a dogwood. reply to Yakram regarding the tree quiz. Can you say that again in English for us not so latinised gardeners please. I thought the second tree was a monkey puzzle tree. reply to morning by Yakram

28/11/2011 18:30:38

by James A-S

seeds not germinated

what have i done wrong? my 3 week old seeds have not yet germinated, easy ones too...icelandic poppies, aquillegia, sweet peas, calendula etc. I have one Morning Glory and one Calendula...has it been too hot? am I rushing/expecting earlier by Debbie 11

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05/06/2012 15:04:28

by gardeningfantic

Cat Friendly Plant Suggestions

. Castor bean (Ricinus communis) Oleander (Nerium oleander) Morning Glory (Ipomea sp.) Japanese Yew (Taxus cuspidata) Jerusalem Cherry (Solanum pseudocapsicum) Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) Nightshade (Atropa belladonna) Lily of the Valley (Convallaria by WhovianGirl27

21/04/2013 05:55:50

by SwissSue

Leeks

poor crop so this year ive left them in all their glory dont see the point of trimming off good roots anyway Thank you. I have taken your advice and given them a feed of growmore this morning. I'll now wait and see! I don't trim my leeks either. Last by Chloesgran

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30/06/2012 17:14:16

by Daisy Cottage

Sweat pea -disaster

, you could probably pick up some seedlings quite cheaply from a nursery/ market/ car boot sale. Nothing else gives you scent like sweet peas. You could buy some already germinated babies. Or morning glory is pretty, in the morning. And canary creeper by * Red Dahlia *

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16/04/2013 06:00:23

by Dovefromabove

Getting rid of Bindweed

is seen. Easily eradicated in one season What is the difference between bindweed and japanese knotweed? Are they the same thing? Also morning glory is that a weed as well? Japanese knotweed is a different thing by Mummy Muddy Paws

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15/04/2013 23:42:06

by Verdun

ideas for a container on a SW facing wall

ericaceous compost? I would go for lavender and an annual climbers morning glory? Or an evergreen clematis-freckles? I'm looking for inspiration so open to all ideas, wanted something quite showy and I detest the smell of lavender (I know, I'm weird) hehe by debanslow

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07/06/2012 07:57:14

by debanslow

August in your garden...

are coming out to their full glory.. will take a picccie tom) yearh weather has been wierd this year.. thou last few days very hot and humid.. supposed to get rain tonight.. i can believe i am saying this but hope so to refill water butts, Lots of cutting by gardeningfantic

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06/08/2012 14:35:26

by Hollie- Hock

Plants and shrubs in containers.

and flowers- in the containers they just looked sad That is when it becomes tricky and confusing I agree. I grew some morning glory , put some in a pot and didn't feed them. Loads of flowers. Had some spare , so put them in hanging baskets which were fed every by jean riley

19/09/2012 22:03:55

by sotongeoff

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