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question about lobelia (the tall variety) and rudbeckia

Last year I planted two tall lobelia (one pink and one red) and also a rudbeckia. I'll admit I haven't had either of these before and didnt know what to do at the end of the season other than harvest some seeds (which I have sown now in plug trays by miss.understood81

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11/04/2013 23:49:03

by Verdun

hederacea flore pleno - calystegia

Can anyone give me some advice on this plant? I bought some as it said they were good ground cover and they had lovely double pastel pink flowers but when I looked on the internet for more information some said that they were very invasive by green as grass

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11/04/2012 22:17:03

by green as grass

anual or perenial

help its me again my daughter has just bought me a loverly plant but she didnt get the how to look after it card but the flower is called a butter cup rose its pink and beautiful but i am not sure if its a anual or perenial sorry to be a bother by elsie123

16/05/2013 11:38:46

by elsie123

Talkback: Rose pot display

roses. But in the halflight white roses are magical with other white flowers. I plan to grow Rosa Compassion on the 4 metre wide south-westerly house wall in a large container. I shall also have a choice of planting in other containsrs next to it, two by titaflan

24/11/2011 15:28:56

by Jeansmith

Can anyone help identify this plant?

It grows about 80cm and self seeds, this is a seedling from my nans garden, but she has it growing in the soil and in the cracks between her house and path. The leaves are green and the flowers stand tall and are daisy like, pale pink in colour by mdw84

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06/08/2012 20:04:40

by mdw84

pruning

How far back can I prune geraniums? geraniums or pelargoniums? geraniums The little pink geraniums you can snip back with shears and with in a week there growing back but it is now getting a bit late in the year and may be best left til spring by chainsawsal

14/09/2012 20:03:55

by sotongeoff

Front garden re-design

has reduced the amount of flower beds by putting sleepers in and then gravelling the centre section, which is much better and should be easier to manage. Since this photo I have put a few pots on the gravel with winter pansies and viola, and tulips by mazzycheshire

17/11/2012 11:54:03

by mazzycheshire

Talkback: Small trees as hedging plants

I came across a tree that had two types of blossom.... bemused by this I investigated and found that the larger tree with white blossom was wrapped totally around the smaller tree with pink blossom. They both flower in spring and I look forward by sandie

28/11/2011 18:40:46

by Lila Das Gupta

Invasive Plant/weed

A large pink flowering plant has grown up in my garden which has spread all over the garden. I believe it is some sort of invasive weed ( I have checked the Himalayan Balsam but it does not seem the same). I cut back the stems and flower by Eileen2

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06/08/2012 11:37:14

by Eileen2

Comfrey?

or no Couldn't find one of mine, is it like this? http://www.ukwildflowers.com/Web_pages/symphytum_grandiflorum_creeping_comfrey.htm Yes it is sort of like that but no dark spots and the flowers are pink and blue. It does creep and spread. I don't think by Jigsaw Gill

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01/05/2013 01:33:49

by Welshonion

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