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February in Your Garden

to be warming up and I've got everything crossed it doesn't rain too much this year. Hoping to put up yet more trellis this weekend and plant a lovely climbing rose and clematis cirrhosa. Happy gardening! Hi newbee flowergirl. I've ordered sunshine and rather by newbee flowergirl28

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27/02/2013 19:04:55

by Rainjustlearning

Talkback: Fluffy bunnies

does a brilliant job keeping the rabbits at bay!! I have just planted some pot roses (c35) in a border but rabbits have started nibbling buds and stripping leaves. Will this be damaging to roses long term? I have ordered some "Grazers" - has anyone by Carol

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28/11/2011 18:30:05

by hazel.luskin@gmail.com

Garden gaffes

We' ve all done it at one time or another. Planted something in wrong location, wrong soil, too shady, too sunny. Can anyone beat this ? Years ago I purchased a Viburnum macrocephalum ( Snowball Bush ) by mail order - planted it and everything by jean riley

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07/06/2012 08:11:04

by auntie betty

Clematis Montana

as described above in order to avoid the plant looking scalped for a few months and be a bit gentler on the plant, but if you don't mind effectively starting from scratch you can cut back the lot to within a couple of feet of ground level. A mature montana won by tattianna

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07/06/2012 20:49:07

by Abby2

plant support for crocosmia lucifer

of corners to get some sunshine (they are planted all round my garden and happy in all corners). I know there are nice metal thingy-majigs out there somewhere to support them and would like pointers please! I really can't justify a tremendous expense as I by suze2902

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01/05/2012 09:27:04

by suze2902

Talkback: Sparrows in the garden

starlings and sparrows were common sights not so many years ago. This goes to emphasise how much we all need to care for birds and wildlife. Stop using chemicals, plant wildlife friendly plants. If you only have room for a few, go for it! As a famous by john

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15/02/2012 19:00:28

by manchesterbird

Talkback: Knowing your onions

/September.To recap in order - August, sow winter onion seeds; September, prepare bed; October, sow garlic cloves and Japanese winter onion sets; November, transplant Japanese winter onion seedlings; January/February plant out Japanese winter onion seedlings; March by kenneth

28/11/2011 18:30:15

by aileen

Talkback: Seed potatoes

it may be slugs. They have been inedable for the last 2 seasons. I tried some reds I found growing sprouts in some I bought from Tesco last year and planted them. These were a 90 per cent success hardly any damage. Can anyone tell me why, and do you think by Tom Tom

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28/02/2012 19:33:11

by tillys boy

HANDY HINT FOR GARDEN LABELS

which were rounded,instead of pointed at one end. I looked on line to price the wax spatulas, and found that I can buy 100 for the price of £ 1.50p. That will do me fine, I have ordered the spatulas which even come with free p&p, they should be able to stick by thrifty mama

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06/05/2012 21:01:36

by Shrinking Violet

Success and Failures ...

Success and Failures - looking through this forum there are obvious signs that forkers have there favourite plants / planting scheme's etc for a variation of reasons i suppose ........ what would you describe - THE GARDENER as a growing success by Brumbull

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28/03/2013 19:32:10

by artjak

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