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Talkback: Seeds - how to collect allium seeds

Icollected my seeds last Sepember and i am pleased to find out how and when to plant them.Many thanks. This spring for the first time ever I have started growing some vegies in pots and have a small raised bed with beans, peas and tomatoes. I have by potterer

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23/03/2012 08:55:45

by POPOPIXIE

Black spot on red robin bush

organic fungicide (maybe Neem Oil). Best luck, ThaiGer, Hi thanks for the advice much apprecieted. Its growing in the middle of my lawn, so its mostly in full sun. and i have planted spring bulbs around it. regards E lizabeth. Think that you can nothing do by elizabeth cooley

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20/02/2013 22:04:46

by moorey

Talkback: 10 uses for nettles

plants witch plants could you grow under conifers because some color would be good. Making nettle soup with spuds, is quite superb as a health pick-me-up ! Two weeks of regular quaffing of this stuff makes one into a Nettle 'Souper Man'! I am a by spidea

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21/07/2012 06:18:49

by Gary Hobson

I have my first courgette!

one looks like it's about to form. I planted 3 plants and potentially they all look like they'll fruit. Quite excited! I like a success story Congratulations! You're well ahead of me! Goodness Obama's heard about my courgette! . I've got 2 by quercus_rubur

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25/06/2012 08:48:17

by Lokelani

Can I sow now?- Eryngiums, Echinacea, and the grass Stipa gigantea? Mystery

flowers are coming out, as are the perennial wall flowers, and amazingly the Communis Ricin caster Oil seeds have germinated where they fell to the ground when the plant went black with the frost- so will pot them on and hope for the best. Thanks by dizzylizzy

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06/01/2013 14:36:46

by dizzylizzy

Talkback: Japanese knotweed

of Japanese Knotweed in our paddock, as we graze this area a friend has advised that we cut the stems to the last leaf shoot and pour salt and oil in each stem then cover with black sheeting - is this good advice? I note from http by Dunstergardener

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04/05/2012 16:02:09

by Excitable Boy

planting broad beans

hi, I have planted broad beans for a while now but consistently suffer from 'misses'. Is there a correct position for the seed when planting to achieve a higher success rate, for example vertical, horizontal, flat etc? No, it doesn't matter exactly by Colrice

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29/04/2012 22:00:56

by chas3

Talkback: How to grow garlic

Garlic- If my garlic plants go to seed does that mean that will be no good for harvesting, or can I just decapitate the seed head and let them carry on?Why do my garlic plants manage to bury themselves so deeply? Which way round are you supposed by petethecoach

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11/06/2012 07:05:24

by Ali L

Talkback: Saving seed

is great for the fun he introduces. It is also very nice to have a relief from the very worthy current presenters of GW. I do not necessarily wish to grow my plants in old oil drums and am quite happy to carry on the 'good old way' but it has been fun by happymarion

28/11/2011 18:39:08

by margaret41@ntlworld.

tiny caterpillar

! If you ever find out from Mr Google or anyone, it would be interesting to know :- ) jo, most immature (baby) caterpillars are usually close to transparent with black heads. In short, get rid of them. No caterpillar in the vicinity of tomato plants by jo taylor2

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23/05/2012 14:25:13

by jo taylor2

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