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still have planted-up hanging baskets for sale - those would brighten up your yard immediately. You will may also find that they still have fuchsias and begonias, which can both grow in tubs for the summer; they are also likely to have Shasta daisies by fabulousemmalina

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14/07/2012 10:20:55

by figrat

planting out runner beans

Hi there, I just wondered whether anyone could tell me, whether it would be alright to plant out my runner beans soon, as they are beginning to take over my window sill, and Tilly the terrier is getting a little bit keen to get back on her window by artychris

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18/05/2012 00:35:36

by Zoomer44

Laurel...

, depending on plant and standards. Hedge trimmers are mighty fine weaponry if you are looking for shabby-chic, unfortunately Laurel is one of those evergreens with big leaves that will tear and go brown and ugly if you cut indiscriminately. Most Laurel hedge by Tim Burr

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05/06/2012 19:43:42

by Abby2

fast growing climbers

, but evergreen and grows quite fast. Various colour combinations, such as green/gold, green/white, etc. Akebia quinata and Trachelospermum are lovely climbers - they both do well in our garden Pam x http://www.bbc.co.uk/gardening/plants/plant_finder/plant by dodo

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18/06/2012 22:36:43

by dodo

how to grow cucumber seed

to yours? Cody - I've just been reading this on another thread: Mrs. Little Bush wrote (see) Buy Burpless Tender Green F1 seeds. Fill 3" plant pots with multipurpose compost, water first and drain. Push one seed in each pot, upright, with long edge by cody smith

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21/02/2013 20:24:41

by cody smith

Flooded

Just been out on the deck as I do first thing most mornings to check my plants. All this rain we have had and 3 of my large pots containing clematis are flooded with water...............yes, you guessed it; I didn't check the pot for drainage holes by Lucy3

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21/04/2012 11:37:21

by Grandadgardener

Talkback: Watering plants

their growth comes into contact with the support they cannot twine around it as the relevant growth response is not initiated.PG This year I too planted my beans into loo rolls, starting them off in the greenhouse, but am not at all impressed by Josephine from Wilts

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28/11/2011 18:40:51

by SuzieQ

Monty Don

the programme. I fully support him for being honest! If he had told us all to go ahead and plant during the cold spell we would all be complaining to the BBC for his bad advice. He should be praised for telling us the best advice. Most of us hardened gardeners by jad1

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12/04/2013 22:40:27

by punkdoc

Identification

fear of damaging the original plant When you say cover, is that with a clear bag? Will let you know how I get on Yes. I use a freezer bag. I sometimes use green plactic covered wire bent into horseshoes to act as supports to keep the bag away from by Hollie- Hock

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10/05/2012 08:36:47

by BrendaScott53

Talkback: How to build a raised bed

and six supporting columns. Surely that would be more within the reach of the average gardener? This is a great idea. But practically there are problems. As one of the people who've actually built one of these - following the instructions - the design by kfhorton

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07/04/2012 20:49:26

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