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Digging fork

and got it for about £6!!!! I also got some Sankey propagators for less than £3 each which I had paid over £7 for, earlier in the year. I think the offers end soon (may have even finished by now - sorry) The fork was easy and comfortable to use. Hi I by Rui Correia

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09/06/2012 19:49:18

by BobTheGardener

when to plant

is light, and how do I store them ? I inherited some in my last house and they lasted for years unfortunaly I did not bring any with me to my new house I managed to propagate them easily I have not seen these in any gardens in these last few years by julia Butler

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04/01/2013 18:14:38

by BobTheGardener

Growing seeds

Is there any way I can grow plants from seed without a greenhouse, shed or propagator? Money is very tight and for instance I would like to grow some erigeron but I can't see how I can do it though it would be much cheaper than buying plants. I by Supernanauna

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08/02/2013 12:05:39

by Supernanauna

Fruit for amatures

are bought self -propagating-again relatively easy protect from slugs All may need protection from birds Tree fruit is more of a waiting game and the pruning can be tricky Just my immediate thoughts Autumn fruiting Raspberries are very good, expensive to buy by ApprenticeSam

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24/02/2013 14:17:27

by chica

cacti soil

completely, I mean more like a sieve. I would not think it bad to have 10% compost or soil, mixed with 90% fine grit and sharp sand. In fact the best way he found to propagate cacti was to stand the cuttings in sand that is kept damp, but stood on a saucer by Alan4711

08/03/2013 15:40:48

by BrummieBen

Any garden questions to really test us

are not really growing. Should they be inside an unheated greenhouse or in the house or outside? Is growth slow? Never grown before! What kind of aspect Joyce? Another question for you Verdun - reading a book about propagation at the moment (don't laugh by Verdun

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03/04/2013 23:45:40

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Bournemouth Pleasure Gardens & Genealogy 1880's

in the household. His occupation was listed as Propagator / Baptist Preacher. By chance somebody local to Ferndown noticed this was 'The Stewarts Nursery' with all it's history etc which was interesting. I then started researching his youngest son Benjamin by lovelylowlife

09/04/2013 14:41:17

by lovelylowlife

Talkback: How to grow tomatoes from seed

WILL get some decent tomatoes.....HAPPY GARDENING!!!!Scarlet1958 going to have a go at toms now i know this rough size of when to transplant Hello I'm wondering if you can help me? I have a propagator, which I have sowed marmande tomatoes, the propagator by lbayston

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13/04/2012 20:28:51

by lionelshriver

Talkback: Greenhouse heating

last year. I started them off in a propagator in the house, then onto a window sill and only outside when the weather had warmed up. A later crop but no problems with fretting over the heating/environment debate. I find the big chunky candles from pound by funkyjunkie23

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28/11/2011 18:40:14

by Burn

Talkback: Recycling in the garden

spring onions in to a propagator and am now seeing shoots apeer when or what do i do next as i do not think that they are big enough to eat yet. do plant in to the garden soil or leave in propagator until fully formed please help!!!!! hi i've aquired a by LGNOTTS

28/11/2011 18:40:41

by Moyab56

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