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Beware of Parkers Bulbs. .

bin. oh no.. i have just load of tulip bulbs from them.. now thinking i have thrown my money away.. I shared an order with a friend earlier ths year the plants have been a disaster dear garfening fanatic, hopefully your bulbs will not be too bad by twirly

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07/09/2012 17:15:06

by christopher2

Jewell garden - suggestions

Pick your collective garden brains here. I have a jewell border, based loosely on one that was at Chelsea a few years ago. (Not MD) Through my Carex bronzita jewell coloured plants grow up. I have peone 'Buckeye bell'. Salvia nemerosa carradonna by Matty2

27/04/2013 21:32:34

by rusflorum

storing dahlias

!!) then back out to enjoy the warmth. Plant out at start of June or when fear of frost is over. This is the method I have used for 12 years now and it works for me. You may lose a few of your weaker tubers but the vast majority will survive ( I potted up 140 by cody smith

21/05/2013 22:10:29

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Talkback: Slug-proof plants

on your bottle.hope this helps. I live in very damp heavy clay woodland conditions and have a major slug problem.Slowly but surely Im working out what they don't like. This year I planted a red dwarf tulip and a tall white tulip with purple edge might by Sharon14

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27/06/2012 16:37:57

by Allymc

Talkback: Nature in the garden

next year. This autumn Ive planted a lot of daffs and tulips, but now something is pulling a lot of those bulbs out. I suspect mice/voles in this case as the bulbs in pots that our 4 legged friends can't get at are still intact. The interesting thing by rogerT2

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19/03/2012 20:45:57

by DAT

Plants being eaten!

everything can they? What ever it is especially loves the foxglove leaves and well anything really! New hardy gerranium leaves are also being eaten off as they emerge. Even the bulbs as they emerge looking a bit moth eared. I have tulips, daffs, alliums by Ben Whistance

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18/03/2012 20:48:15

by cutie

Spring Bulbs

Hi Everyone I'm a complete novice so if I'm asking a stupid question, sorry. I planted lots if bulbs and miraculously some have sprouted and are trying to flower. My question is after they have flowered what do you do with them ? I have a by Emma 6

24/03/2013 12:15:52

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Advice for a novice

for most things to start permanent planting. Bulbs for spring need to start being planted end of August into September for daffodils, much later for tulips, violas are good now and may flower all winter depenedent upon the weather. Evergreens by Stewart Forward

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31/07/2012 20:56:07

by quercus_rubur

Meconopsis- blue poppy - lingholm. Bareroot hostas

hydrangeas, even tulips survive the clay. Also received some bareroot hostas should I pot on first and plant out in a few weeks? The meconopsis do well in scotland in damp acid woodland type conditions. I grow them from seed, but I sow the seed in late by dizzylizzy

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19/04/2013 01:33:48

by debra kazalski

Talkback: Bedding plants

Glasgow)has a great nursery dept which sells plants and at the end of spring they leave all the dug up tulips aside for the public to help themselves to them. My chrysanths are still trying to flower too! Great money-saving tip, boabd. Certainly worth by dolores

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28/11/2011 18:41:29

by Mags

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