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What have you achieved in the garden after a bad day at work?

, hover bee covered herb. With the oregano cut by half but still looking natural and attracting the bees, this spurred me on to finish the rest of this section, in terms of preparation for planting by digging over, weeding, putting down ground cover by somerset steve

30/09/2012 14:07:10

by somerset steve

Fig tree maintainance?

I split the roots of a very large old fig tree about 8 years ago giving me 14 plants. I have kept five and they grow very healyhily every year. I have only had ripened figs twice. The trees do produce small fruit but do not grow to ripening size. I by Tony Folkes

04/10/2012 20:08:22

by chilli lover

Can you tell me what this is

Can anyone please tell me what this plant is??? is it suitable for outdoors?, if so what protection is needed over winter? can i take cuttings, if so how? I bought it and have no idea what it is, I just thought it looked lovely! No tags by Lillix

06/10/2012 18:05:14

by Lillix

compost bin alive with slugs

'm quite happy for all the other little critters to be in there, I'm just particularly prejudiced against slugs! They've always been a particular problem and, after the weather we've had this year, it's worse than ever. Even planting 'slug resistant by jcoogs

12/10/2012 22:06:28

by jcoogs

Biten by unknown bugs

Dear all gardeners, I have been in the garden for the past 2 days after those lovely morning rain to clear up some weeds and re-dig the soil for bulb planting. After an hour back home start to have bumpsss that itch appeared on my neck and back by ping

17/10/2012 22:30:34

by ping

Begonia looks odd !

and when did you start them off? If you have a picture then please post it, someone here will know what is up with them. I'll post the photos tomorrow. I overwintered them in the shed. They took a long time to shoot before I planted them out in the garden by Chris 7

18/10/2012 15:17:58

by Alina W

Buddleja

Moved house last year, lots of plants too big for thier place and too crowded, but a particular problem is the Buddleja, its like a small tree, thick 3' + trunk, huge top heavy crown, overall about 7' tall, I pruned it last year but it still got so by Sizeyuk1

19/10/2012 20:29:14

by Sizeyuk1

Poisonous

help appreciated. Couldn't download the photos This might work it did James I don't recognise the plant but I don't understand why your one year old is allowed out in the garden unsupervised. Our three children were repeatedly told to never, never by James Gardener

24/10/2012 21:50:34

by Paul N

Clematis montana problem

they strip a whole plant? Scratching post for some animal/cat perhaps? BTW leaves are dying back now anyway, so that's normal, unless the stem scratches are deep enough to have damaged the internal parts? J. Thankyou Alina, I appreciate the advice. Yes by SNAPDRAGON63

29/10/2012 12:48:32

by SNAPDRAGON63

christmas is coming!

,from fancy patterned ones to ordinary boring type.I have a shed full of pots of every size,although I am a sucker for those fancy ones.I think really if given a choice (and I am grateful for anything) a garden voucher so I can indulge in more plants by flowering rose

03/11/2012 17:18:26

by donutsmrs

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