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Hanging basket trial

Well, as an experiment I've just planted-up a couple of hanging baskets with a new dwarf (just 12" high) clematis named 'Bijou'.This is what she looks like in a patio pot, so fingers crossed: The plan is, I'll be able to take them down by David K

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30/05/2012 20:26:57

by brightdicksonia

Just passing

years ago, a friend and I were out for a walk, when we came across a pile of perlargoniums at the front of someone's drive with a "please help yourself" note. I had never grown them before, so I took a couple home, overwintered them, and I still have by Susie Fox

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16/04/2012 12:17:54

by Shrinking Violet

Problems with my Delphinium seedlings

if not then the following Hmmm. I thought the very same to be honest. Think I will hit another sowing when I do my alba foxgloves. Thankyou and let you know how it goes. Fingers, toes, legs etc all crossed I planted baby delphiniums outside last year in autumn, they died by Sam Glendinning

17/12/2012 23:33:33

by Busy-Lizzie

Rose Blackspot

are seeing quite a bit already. Being organic we generally rely mostly on hygiene to keep diseases at bay and roses are no different. We collect all the fallen leaves each autumn to prevent the blackspot spores from overwintering and being ready to re by Lavender Lady

06/08/2012 09:22:18

by Sandy9

so the toms leeks and parsnips whats your plans for the weekend

pricking out of my seedlings this weekend. Some of them are starting to get leggy and will make very poor plants if I don't get them out of their crowded seed trays soon. Emma gardenersworld.com team it looks like it is gonna be a nice plod along weekend so by Drlloyd

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15/03/2012 17:52:35

by donutsmrs

New school greenhouse- where to begin?!

equipment should we start fundraising for? Thanks!! I too run a gardening club in a Primary school and should love a greenhouse. What about some lettuces to start; overwintering your geraniums etc (- we are using window sills all over school for ours by Sheelagh Leith

07/10/2012 21:24:45

by Insomnia1973

Barrel Greenhouse Giveaway

in strong wind. If you are marketing it as somewhere to propagate and overwinter plants, lots bigger and better products for cheaper. Sorry to seem like a stick in the mud, just saying it as I see it. I looked at the site too and they seemed a bit top heavy by barrelgreenhouse

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05/03/2013 09:23:10

by artjak

Greenhouse recommendations

do have to be flexible! I overwinter stuff in there, in the summer I can cram in 4 tomato plants. Overall, very useful, I'd hate to be without it. by tomalli

10/03/2013 17:05:32

by figrat

Please ell me what to do with my summer bulbs!!!

. Lily- a well-drained spot, but enriched compost. Sun best or part shade possible. If pot grown, plant now. March usually the start time for them. Plant deep 6-8ins/15-20cms. Pot grown ones can be overwintered next to a wall/behind a shed & repotted by PaperFlowers

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15/03/2013 07:46:48

by Bunny..

Tidying up herbaceous plants for winter

I'm in two minds about clearing up summers perennials that are now fading from green to yellow/brown. Somebody once told me to simply leave it to provide winter protection for the plant, and the garden wildlife (both good and bad), but I have a by Tim Burr

25/10/2012 21:44:17

by Busy-Lizzie

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