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dead nettle

I was going to buy a red dead nettle to plant as ground cover in a shady corner. Just wondered if there is any reason why I shouldn't just transplant some of the wild dead nettle that is growing in the street outside? To be clear I'm not talking by tulipgirl

01/05/2013 22:28:47

by nutcutlet

tulips

Can someone help? every morning I am greeted by the sorry sight of my beautiful tulip heads on the floor something is beheading them but the heads are not eaten or chewed just on the floor I can see tiny little chew marks on the stem.I have been out by kyra Barnett

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28/04/2012 15:31:24

by kyra Barnett

inherited plants

but remember not to plant it too deep as it will sulk and not flower. If you are moving the tulips and hellebores soon make sure you get a decent amount of soil around the root balls when you dig them up and replant at the same depth. Are you sure it's mould by Louise Stevenson

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17/03/2013 12:55:35

by Lyn

OLD MAN TULIPS

Hi, never been a great fan of tulips, but colour was needed as the daffs began to fade, so, i bit the bullet and 36 bulbs found a new home, planted in november 6in deep with a little compost and well watered in i thought see you in the spring. Well by pash

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03/05/2012 05:11:38

by pash

Wallflowers

Hi there, bit of a tall order this one I think! I watched a Gardeners World program where he showed us his display of pale yellow wallflowers mixed with white tulips, I would like to grow the same, any ideas on name of wallflowers! Here's hoping by John Reynolds

30/09/2012 13:44:49

by Christopher2

Bulb planters

recent discussion on the same subject http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/tools-and-techniques/long-handled-bulb-planter/20688.html came up with this http://www.crocus.co.uk/product/_/de-wit-tulip-bulb-planter/classid.2000009242/ Does that help? I by optimist38

25/10/2012 20:08:13

by Tim Burr

problem solving

and Tulips, at planting time, those that don't get put into the garden, get put into large plastic pots, I can then put them into displays where shrubs etc grow, when display finished take them out after of course, dead heading and feeding,and put them by torsi

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20/04/2012 18:47:05

by torsi

Talkback: Autumn gardening jobs

wrong again Or should that be Gardener nature, We must be P/C about this. My self-seeding annuals have given three crops this year – three lots of forget-me-nots, love-in-the-mist, poached egg plant,all making the garden look so colourful. Spring by James Bond

05/12/2011 12:11:22

by James Bond

Plant of the Centenary

the same... I would vote for Rose 'Bonica'... It would be beyond me a choose a plant of the century. Plant of the week I might manage. This week a tulip 'Ballerina', or maybe it should beTulipa sylvestris Can't even do plant of the week can I? sorry. I do by Sir Tid

29/04/2013 16:26:13

by nutcutlet

Talkback: Look at your bulbs

Following a trip to Amsterdam my fiance and I returned with nemerous bulbs but being novice gardeners got over excited with bargin mixed bags of tulips. Last year however, she she took multiple photos of all our tulips, which we deliberatly planted by Lainey

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28/11/2011 18:38:35

by SunnyMe2011

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