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Growing Lillies in containers

but I have succumbed again. I put a layer of wine corks and grit in the bottom for drainage and then use good quality general purpose compost. I give occasional liquid feeds of rose or tomato food to help the bulbs produc ebetter flowers each year by David 25

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07/02/2013 21:28:04

by maggie-1

Suggestions for a South-facing wall

in the harvest. And thanks for the grapes suggestion. I am in no ways determined to have a cherry there: am just wondering what most people would do with a large south-facing space like this. Rose carriola - thanks also for that. Can you please tell me what by Hogroast2

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15/02/2013 21:21:16

by Lizanne Ford

Does no digging work?

wrote this book:http://www.amazon.co.uk/Esther-Deans-Gardening-Leaves-Life/dp/0732270995/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8 No-dig can take many forms, I practise this to some extent myself. I never dig around roses, nor around most perennial plants by Andrew Astle

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13/02/2013 16:51:24

by Caz W

Gardens And Beyond...........

members joining rambling rose not the people who have been here a while. Each to their own , if members want to start another let them you don't have to get involved . 'really do not see the need to start a similar thread'That's the whole point. It wouldn by rissa

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17/02/2013 20:26:20

by figrat

Recommendation Please

no idea how to put photos on,sorry,not v helpful I know,even doing this is quite something for me!! Particularly want to include eg zepherine drouhin(?) Madame gregoire something (!) clematis (2 or 3 particularly 1 montana) would love blue moon rose by Baldrick

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27/02/2013 21:27:51

by artjak

Camellia

Daddy's name, with a rose with her uncle's name and something with my daughters name.(loads of plants with that one) Still working on a plant with her mother's name Those buds look nice and swollen, what colour is it? It a deep pink, I don't know its by Rosa carriola

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27/02/2013 13:53:03

by Gardening Grandma

Nematodes...every slugs enemy:)

caulis, sprouts and broccolli this year, and I've heard that the slug gone is very useful to use as a mulch around them. They also have other stuff in there, including ladybird larvae, glue bands, sulphur rose (for treating blackspot), you name it by The Manic Slughunter:)

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28/02/2013 11:09:31

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Nightmare Garden To Design Around - Help Needed

, honeysuckles, Clematis vitalba (Traveller's Joy/Old Man's Beard) . You could also put in some rambling roses, hazel, sambuccus niger (black leaved elder) - the list goes on ..... Because you've got all those tree roots when planting shrubs I'd buy small ones by Myfallenheart

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24/02/2013 17:42:57

by Bookertoo

Spring -summer

flower early. There are a number of clematis that flower early, especially the (large) clematis montana and there are also roses that start in May. Spicebush and Fothergilla are two early-flowering shrubs that flower around April and May. Thanks GG I by Bunny..

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03/03/2013 16:50:13

by ladygardener2

Front garden very uninteresting

and, if I ever get on top of the couch grass will then plant a selection of shrubs and a few perennials using a colour scheme of red/orangs with odd bits of blue. There is a Queen Elizabeth rose(pink) but can't move that as the neighbours gave it me by Rosa carriola

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14/03/2013 21:08:44

by Bunny..

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