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Online seed suppliers?

recommend? I'd rather support one of the smaller companies if possible. Have used this company-no pretty seed packets but good value http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Premier-Seeds-Direct I use Marshalls, Dobies of Devon and fothergills...never had a problem yet by LeadFarmer

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07/03/2013 23:15:29

by Sam Glendinning

Jasmine

and repot it and put it back outside in a sunny spot again. http://www.gardenseeker.com/jasmine_indoors.htm I've just planted a jasmine stephanese in spring - it's not flowered yet but it's a lovely girlie pink and not as rampant as some of the others by forest_gardener

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03/07/2012 10:58:44

by Gracie5

Talkback: Garden bonfires: ashes to ashes

What utter nonsense. Think of the CO2 put out by a bonfire! Any 'unsuitable' diseased plant material should be taken to your local municipal compost heap, where the higher temperatures generated (compared with your average garden heap) will destroy by jro

28/11/2011 18:37:34

by James A-S

cucumber numbers

How many cucumbers should I have growing on each vine? One of my plants must have 12+ fruit on it. Is this too many for one plant to cope with? In some cases there are 2 growing from the same stem. The variety is Bangkok. As long as the stems by diggingdoris

27/07/2012 14:29:56

by diggingdoris

Wilting laurels

I bought twelve root balled laurels approx 6 weeks ago to make a hedge.The soil around the root was so solid due to the cold weather ,I carefully removed the hard soil, planting the bare roots in good shrub compost. For a week the plants looked by lottyh40

11/04/2013 22:02:46

by nutcutlet

Tall Raspberries

I have had a bumper crop of Glen Ample raspberries this season. However next years fruiting canes have grown to about eight feet. Do I leave them alone. Prune them back to six feet. That is the height of the supporting wires. Bend them over and tie by John Berry

20/09/2012 21:35:14

by lady teddy90

Maskotka tomato seeds

The free Maskotka tomato seeds have almost all germinated and I've planted them up in a mixture of John Innes No 2 and 3 (as that was what I had to hand). They have shot up to almost a foot tall and are rather thin and weedy. Should I pinch out by Annee

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18/06/2012 21:11:08

by Frosty

Trellis

to come in panels 6' x 6'. They are best attached to walls or fence posts by using 2" battens screwed to the support and then screwing the trellis panel to the battens. This allows air to circulate and reduce disease as well as enabling the plant by nicola brookes

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23/02/2013 23:01:26

by obelixx

Ideas for honeysuckle and jasmine support - and scent!

I'm wanting to grow a honeysuckle and a summer flowering jasmine against my 6' high lap fence. Can you advise on the kind of support they would need? And which varieties of these shrubs have the strongest scent? Thank you! Mine are on the trellis by happycottontail

01/05/2013 18:45:10

by Lokelani

Help choosing climbers

garden feel then take a look at some of these climbers. Or maybe consider training a fruit tree up the wall like a pear. Will you be able to plant directly into the ground, or will you be growing in a pot? What sort of framework will you have to support by Heppy

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28/04/2012 14:48:05

by samantha olivant

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