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Edging for bed

new, untreated ones, though. My sleepers were old na dhaven't bled at all. In fact they've dried to a silvery grey and they had black plastic on teh inside to protect them from moisture in teh soil and prevent any leaching. The shadier ones by bunnysgarden

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12/02/2013 19:56:20

by Joe_the_Gardener

Evergreen grasses

horse droppings and shreddings. It's not too hardy, it survived -14C. Maybe this very wet winter following the wet summer will see it off but I bet it doesn't. No Nut it will survive. Get it out. Those roots will simply be protected and nourished by Berkley

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13/02/2013 22:39:34

by nutcutlet

raspberry help

would work providing you get all the nasties off first, enviromesh would also protect your berries from birds and other pests. by matmats123

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25/02/2013 16:58:31

by Leggi

Bargains

can get the seeds I'm short of (peas, red & yellow tumbling toms, beetroot & resistafly/flyaway carrots, pumpkins). Now I just need to get OH to drill some holes in a couple of old buckets so I can plant up the trees to protect the roots until I get by Mummy Muddy Paws

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20/02/2013 22:41:23

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Gladioli

and protect them. I planted a supermarket packetful in the veg garden about 8 years ago and I get flowers every year, even though it's regularly -7°-10° in the winter. So you feel the same as me about their toughness, Busy-Lizzie. That's a relief! I by Bunny..

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26/02/2013 19:19:13

by chilli lover

Early sowing

would get the cabbages in the greenhouse now-give them a bit of protection for these cold nights-you want tough plants to put in the garden The tomatoes need better light-but it will be too cold in the greenhouse at present Thanks, I'll do that. I by gatehill

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26/02/2013 18:50:17

by BobTheGardener

Peony

!!! What should I feed with? Should I feed on planting ? Do they like full sun? Or sheltered ? I have a early sun /shade area protected by shed and fence or full sun bit exposed I thought it would be long shot but that's how I garden Ps thanks GG , Rosa by Bunny..

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02/03/2013 23:19:38

by Bunny..

onion sets

've planted them in March before. But if it's very cold where you live perhaps it would be best to wait til it's a bit warmer. You can earth them up a bit which will protect them, and the rain / watering will gradually push the soil back down to normal level by antony turner

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15/03/2013 11:07:31

by David Howard2

Where is everybody from...

good soil in veg patch to generally good to quite poor in places. Sycamore trees at bottom of garden protect from any salt winds. Mild to very mild....this winter, for example, has not been too cold.I have a 80 x 80 foot front garden with lawn and jam by Huntertony

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15/03/2013 10:42:36

by Brumbull

prenial flowers for cutting

-cheaply if you just want cut flowers-you may have to lift in the autumn but in some areas- if protected- can be left in over winter. HiCody are you thinking about growing them from seed? Some of the achilleas are good at first year flowering. agastaches, some by cody smith

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17/03/2013 23:41:16

by Zoomer44

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