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Talkback: Growing tomatoes: dos and don'ts

South and gets very warm in Summer. Just have to keep up with the watering. my 1st time 2 years ago i brought 2 tomatoes beefeater and money maker put them in my front garden and my kids ate 1 each on the way to school lovely but last year all mine got by growing tomatoes

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28/11/2011 18:40:31

by John from London

tree heights

I have in my front garden a beautiful gleditsia which I have had for about 7 years . It has behaved impeccably until this year when it grew about 5 feet all over and the trunk thickened dramatically. The trouble is that I was told that it would only by caravan queen

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06/01/2013 18:23:52

by caravan queen

good wildflowers for low Victorian garden wall?

in my garden, so will bear that in mind! Had you thought of native ferns? Sempervivums would probably do well - my sister grows them between the glazing bars and the glass on her greenhouse roof, so they really don't need much to get a foothold. And I by freshairfanatic

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23/05/2012 10:38:33

by freshairfanatic

Planting seeds in the greenhouse

already sown a few (lobelia, cosmos, stocks) indoors and was wondering if they would be ok to be moved to a covered passage way on the side of my house. It has a perspex roof and is probably about 7 degs during the day. Most seedlings grown indoors by Kirsty3

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09/03/2013 15:06:14

by sotongeoff

Encouraging bats in our gardens

We talk a lot on here about encouraging beneficial wildlife in our gardens but not a lot about bats. Did you know a tiny pipistrelle can consume 3,000 midges in one night? We used to have a colony of about 30 when we moved here about 20 years ago by obelixx

20/04/2013 19:02:23

by nutcutlet

Talkback: Growing cut flowers on the allotment

loser Today's bargain of echinacea plants was too good to miss for cutting!! They will go in the veg. garden to give some colour and flowers for the house, probably just a few this year but loads in future years. Sunflowers for my paintings are only by Maria

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21/05/2012 16:54:18

by Bookertoo

Talkback: Sparrows in the garden

we havent seen house sparrows for the last five years, but this year the gardens full of the cheeky blighters, good to see them back. I love house sparrows to0, last year we had some nesting under the tiles on the edge of the roof. I've noticed more by john

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15/02/2012 19:00:28

by manchesterbird

Talkback: Hampton Court Palace Flower Show 2011

garage roof! The BBg puts on lots of demonstrations throughout the year in Bristol and of course we are open to the public. i came home early today as I am getting my own front garden ready for the Bristol in Bloom competition and givinga talk by InsaniD

28/11/2011 18:43:53

by sussex gardener

Talkback: Protecting plants from frost

Hi, I am a new gardener and not sure if it is to late to prune shrubs and over grown trees! The garden still has lots of green and two wks ago new buds on shrubs? Please help! I have a cold greenhouse, but would like to grow veg over the winter by happymarion

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28/11/2011 18:44:20

by happymarion

Why Are My Potatoes Producing Tomatoes

." I'm quite soporific enough thank you very much lol And rhubarb leaves are not good for you - only eat the stalks. Are slugs edible?-just a thought My hedgehog thinks so - thank goodness I believe that garden snails are Will they go in a sandwich by TheSloth

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13/07/2012 21:04:08

by Cabbagepatch

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