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rental garden

decided to grow veg in pots on the patio and flowers in the border.Can anyone give me any suggestions for all year flower/shrub colour for my garden that is easy to propagate so i can take with with me when i move out Gail, would prob need to know more by Gail25

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24/03/2012 01:48:35

by Raina

Windowsill planter

suggestions? Thanks Giles Polyanthus with short thivk stems are ideal for for windowsill boxes add some herbs mint parsley chives very handy Hi Giles I invested in 2 Super 7 heated propagator's last year, they are long and thin and each has 7 little by Giles Buist

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20/03/2012 21:15:03

by Giles Buist

Brown Gold

compost. I use John Innes loam-based seed compost for seeds and cuttings. As for your Photinia Red Robin, I would say it's too late for cuttings now - you'll find advice on pruning and propagation here by Red Robin 2

08/11/2012 17:01:56

by sotongeoff

Talkback: How to sow seeds indoors

have germinated in the propagator, I then remove the covering from the seed tray for about a week, then remove them to the greenhouse bench (after turning up the heat in the greenhouse to approx 50F).Suppose a windowsill indoors will do the same job by dereck

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03/05/2012 21:05:51

by Tracie Watson

euphobias

large plants they seem healthy and start bforming the brandts but they dont quite make it verdun what do u mean by clones ? Often when varieties of plants are propagated some results are better than others....I call them clones but prob incorrect term by gary cook

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27/02/2013 18:22:44

by Verdun

Perennial wallflower

and would like more. Can anyone give me any clue as to where I might buy them or propogate them. I am new to the GW forum so this is my first post. Hopefully someone out there can held. I would love to know too! Easy to propagate from cuttings by Linda Mary

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13/04/2013 22:22:29

by Verdun

Seed sowing times

to the conditions so a bit more info is required Last frost date,current weather conditions ,soil conditions Tender plants or hardy plants? -do you have as greenhouse? -cold or heated?-a cold frame?- a propagator? Not as easy as looking at the back of a packet by Mrs M

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12/02/2013 16:29:56

by Mrs M

Ooh ooh so excited!

, unfortunately sterile, but can be carefully divided in spring. So much potential There are some nice ideas there figrat. I love Hebes Kate, so easy to grow and I have a few that I can propagate from I will also check out figrat's options and certainly by Wintersong

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25/04/2012 20:35:49

by Wintersong

Paper pots versus what?

I have just spent a happy hour making paper pots which I use to start off my seeds in the propagator. Once the plants are big enough I just pop the paper pot into a 3inch plastic pot for growing on. I just wondered what other folk use for starting by chilli lover

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09/03/2013 22:34:17

by jon cob

Talkback: How to take lavender cuttings

, you could spray the cutting with a fungicide to prevent botrytis spoiling the fun. Lastly, take loads. Happy propagating! Actually...Ann's Delight- you don't trim it, you remove the bark piece which covers the little green heel underneath (you don by wadie

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29/04/2012 13:28:34

by ceris hughes

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