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as well as attracting large numbers of bees and hoverflies. You are very lucky! I've not received the first seed catalogue but expected to within the next week. I'll just have to hope the mailman doesn't keep them all to himself. by Dorothea Otte

28/11/2011 18:30:29

by Jenny P

Talkback: Seed catalogues

. Had a few failures like squash and beetroot so will give them a miss perhaps but thought I might try Swiss Chard for first time. Just can't resist those seed catalogues and am already plotting next year how can you tell if old seed that ive keep from by Barnwell Brian

28/11/2011 18:39:51

by Adam Pasco

First new year resolution for 2014

Every January I get carried away with buying too many packets of seeds and worse of all, the catalogues and email messages arrive from gardening companies and I order plug plants. Dare not put any more trays of seeds in house, OH is being pushed by break23

10/04/2013 18:26:52

by nutcutlet

Garden Leeks

, as they always stand the winter weather ok. Thanks very much i see them listed in my seed catalogue jan -feb sowing too i agree with colin, i dont think that you can beat musselbrough for reliability and taste by virgle

15/12/2012 18:44:51

by driverdiver

Tomato Seeds

I have been looking everywhere for tomato seeds Burpee Delicious, in all the catalogues and on the internet. The only link I have found is in the USA which involves a lot of postage etc. Can anyone here help please. I first saw these tomatoes by Auntie E

11/11/2012 16:58:31

by Zoomer44

Talkback: New plants for 2009

Roy, I've found seed available in the Plants of Distinction catalogue, so do send off for a copy. Searching online I've found plants being offered by both Suttons Seeds and Dobies Seeds, but there may be others. Hi there,l have two African Violets by roy.cowley@ntlworld.

28/11/2011 18:37:38

by Luba

Seed buying

Seed catalogues are piling up in the office and at home, and I'm itching to get shopping. Will you be growing any new types of fruit or veg this year, or sticking with tried and tested varieties? Kategardenersworld.com web team I'm a sucker by Kate Bradbury

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06/01/2012 12:16:51

by ChrisBee

What plant is this please

actually sowed mine in Spring, a few years ago. I can't remember whether they flowered the first year. The T&M seed catalogue does advertise verbena as first-year flowering perennials. The T&M seed catalogue (2012 season) has an unusual note saying by Poppy Red

06/09/2012 17:46:03

by Gary Hobson

turbo plants

Has anyone tried the "turbo" tomato plants available from some catalogues and if so what do you think? We tried them and were very dissappointed. The crop was quite poor so last year we went back to "normal" ones. Hello Newallotmenteer, 'Turbo by newallotmenteer

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25/01/2012 15:06:26

by Emma Crawforth

Talkback: How to grow annual climbers from seed

's also climbing nasturtium, Morning Glory and Canary Creeper, amongst others. It's probably a bit late in the day to start growing all of them from seed now as some take a while to get going but many of the plant catalogues sell annual climbers as plants by lkendall

25/05/2012 10:15:41

by Alina W

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