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Seaweed for nutrients

the base of the cabbage family and on my Asparagus bed without washing the salt off. It's very good round brassicas, as slugs and snails won't cross it to eat your plants. Washed by rain etc, you can mulch your beds with it after planting or dig it in. I by TheGardenGoblin

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14/04/2012 20:05:09

by backyardee

clay soil

of additions of grit and organic matter. Each year I put on a mulch of compost and it does seem to help, the fine grit I have dug in to the soil. Good luck! Definitely feed it with manure, lots of home made compost if you have it and use planks to avoid walking by kevc

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16/04/2012 11:37:45

by kevc

Talkback: Manure

wood shavings, it will rob the soil of prescious nitrogen if it is dug into the soil. The answer is to put it on top of the soil as a mulch, which will help to improve the soil structure. I too have recently received 2 trailers of manure at least 3 year by larrtcotter@aol.com

28/11/2011 18:31:10

by k8togi

Aruncus

and appeared in March 2012 at which time I mulched with leafmould and it has grown at least 4 times bigger that it originally was. The flower spikes have been showing since April/May and were light green/cream, soft and looked healthy. Now, many of them by yarrow2

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02/07/2012 23:04:19

by yarrow2

camelia

, we feed it with erricacious feed and mulch but still no flowers. Any ideas please. Dai I would incorporate giving it some potash in the form of Tomato feed, (Tomorite) as this helps initaites flowers and fruits. It may just be lacking this, so worth by dai

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12/05/2012 16:22:43

by wints

Talkback: Growing raspberries

fruiting raspberries now as well as Autumn ones? as i have just taken over a gsrden how do i know if the raspberries are summer or autumn fruiting? Summer raspberries are fed and mulched in the autumn too, but the ground is very cold (in some cases frozen by Elisabeth

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27/05/2012 09:28:27

by Mandi

pinching out

Davie-S I'd just be inclined to keep tying the shoots in to their supports, rather than risk accidentally removing potential flowering shoots in error- well quite likely in my case! Clematis are greedy plants, so keep them well mulched, if in the ground by Percy-Grower

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08/06/2012 23:05:44

by Percy-Grower

Rambling Rose

that the numerous roses are already looking weary....gave it water....should we feed, prune, mulch, or all three....we are complete beginners to gerdening!!! Thanks for any help! Any idea what the variety is? It may not be repeat flower. It may have brought by Brycey D

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09/07/2012 09:12:31

by backyardee

Rambling Rose

that the numerous roses are already looking weary....gave it water....should we feed, prune, mulch, or all three....we are complete beginners to gerdening!!! Thanks for any help! It is the weather-do nothing other than give it perhaps a dose of rose food and dead by Brycey D

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09/07/2012 08:21:26

by Gardening Grandma

camelia

, we feed it with erricacious feed and mulch but still no flowers. Any ideas please. Dai What happens to the buds, do they all just drop? and what do they look like when they drop ie. are they brown? Does the plant otherwise look in good health? Sorry by dai

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07/03/2012 20:37:08

by goochie

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