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young tomato plants

my tomato plants leaves have started going yellow on the leaf ends, and i have used the plastic support pots which raise them up slightly from the grow bag for the first time.Usually I just pop them into grow bag. any ideas why leaves going yellow by Poppy8

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19/05/2012 07:44:21

by Italophile

Plant closer together in containters or raised beds...

Why can you plant closer together if in containers / raised beds? Partly to make best use of them, but also because the soil tends to be richer and can support more plants. by Supernoodle

15/10/2012 21:15:12

by Alina W

Vine Wires

After following Toby Buckland's highly helpful 'How to put up plant support wires' video, I have just put up some wires in the garden. They are pretty much horizontal and it shows how skew-wiff the fence is! I can never win... Don't worry. Once by Steve Johnson

17/02/2013 14:47:23

by Steve Johnson

supporting fruit bushes

i'm new to growing fruit bushes and would like some advice on how to build a support for them. I've got canes and string, just lack the knowhow. Whaty sort of fruit bushes? 1 Gooseberry, 1 blackcurrant and 1 raspberry ( planted others but they didn by terry64

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12/06/2012 16:07:26

by terry64

Advice on growing Raspberries

Hi all, Just hoping some of you knowledgeable, experienced gardeners can offer me some advice on growing raspberries. I have been given 10 plants which I have planted and a line, spaced about 15" apart. I know I need to provide some support by LorraineP

21/03/2013 22:50:15

by LorraineP

Asparagus

I haven't managed to plant my asparagus out yet - it is now pretty tall and spindly (I guess this is meant to happen) - I know I cut it back after it flowers / seeds. I would like to plant it out ASAP but I am at a loss as to how I support it by WeeDeec

10/05/2013 05:38:58

by WeeDeec

Annual climbers

of these plants and should I provide stakes in this early stage as the Carnary Creeper is about 12 inches long. Val Hello Val if there are plenty of roots I would pot it on a size and put a cane in for supportPam LL x Canary creeper scrambles rather than climbs by Val9

24/03/2013 13:55:42

by Brumbull

Metal obelisk or willow wigwam for sweet peas?

I need some help in choosing the right supports for my sweet peas. I don't want to spend a huge amount of money but I do want to choose something that will look right in my newly landscaped garden. Any advice - and photos - would be most welcome by happycottontail

20/04/2013 13:35:13

by Verdun

Willow tree

Help I bought a willow tree it was doing fine in the small container. I planted into the soil, all the leaves turned yellow and dropped off. Whats happened it looks not good. Can it recover? Have you kept watering it? You need to water it as though by trowfazel

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30/05/2012 00:27:07

by trowfazel

To cover wood tip or not?

On my potted plants that were supported by bamboo stick, I noticed the bamboo tip were covered with a plastic cover. What is the purpose of them? Asthetic, safety issues or to protect them from rotting? I recently purchased a trellis made of willow by Kitty Jingga

18/09/2012 09:28:59

by Kitty Jingga

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