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Talkback: Harvesting garlic

) the bulbs are huge, much bigger than previous years and are now hanging from the roof of my shed to dry. I usually transplant my winter leeks into the bed vacated by the garlic, but are they likely to get rust too? If so, is there anything organic I can do by joey woosey

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28/11/2011 18:41:07

by the garlic guy

Whats the secret to beautiful hanging baskets ?

over root space, they will manage, they're only going to be there for a season. 2) Plant them up and keep them indoors until they are growing well - I have a small cool greenhouse and hang the baskets from the roof for about 6 weeks before they go out by marshmello

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22/05/2012 00:43:20

by marshmello

What to sow in January

roof so I can keep everything frost free. None of those need a propagator though-they are hardy annual-so do not need heat, sowing indoors or under cover @nodlisab last christmas I had a propagator and started it going in January. As sotongeoff has by nodlisab

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04/01/2013 13:16:17

by ThaiGer

Best and mt favourite hardy geranium and why......

! Thanks Glyn , il have a look for that. Verdun stop it !!! The geranium sales will be through the roof Yes, but think of my commission Christopher Lloyd ( my all time gardening hero) recommended Ann Folkard as not only attractive but a great companion by Verdun

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06/03/2013 23:51:47

by Verdun

Talkback: Manure

& weeks. they are soils that are made by local councils that are made from garden cuttings and waste that do same for your plants and do not smell the street out.So think of others and not just your self and buy soils that do not smell other out by frances

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28/11/2011 18:37:57

by milly1

having a moan about...

Why oh why does this Winter seem to be dragging? Is it that it's cold and wet and I can't get into my garden for more than 5 minutes before I'm soaked and freezing? I cannot wait for Spring to finally show its face! I think we all feel the same by ilovemontydon

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17/02/2013 18:55:54

by Verdun

Plastic bags for seedlings

only too delighted to ferret out a particularly usefull looking item if you explain it is for gardening purposes. If any bag, lid or multi-carton you see dosn't look pristine when you get it home wash it with a very mild detergent and rince it well by Lucy3

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25/03/2012 16:09:54

by Annieseed

Is it ever going to STOP!!!!

I am getting very very cross at this weather!!! Everything in the garden is retarded...The dreaded blight got to the first earlies so up they came on the plus side they were very nice... The runners wont grow properly they just start then stop by susan howard2

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02/07/2012 19:51:49

by Gaffelbiter

Talkback: Slugs, rain and nematodes

on and around the new plants is a worthwile trip. They don't seem to like the taste or granularity. It's like dusting you just have to do it regularly. Good luck and enjoy your garden. Do slugs killed by nematodes present any danger to garden birds? What about by Mary

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28/11/2011 18:31:54

by jo

Invasive plants to avoid

object to that? Well, I guess some folk might. The invasiveness also varies from garden to garden, I have trouble getting japanese anemones to grow at all, never mind become a problem, whereas my friend a couple of miles away finds them a dreadful pest by christopher2

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02/08/2012 10:55:06

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