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Talkback: Growing alliums

,& put them back out next year,if so will I be able to get seeds scattered from them around the back garden,or do I need to take them out of the pots.Any answers would be much appreciated I grow Allium Christophii in a pot and Allium Ostrowskianum (Pink by TERRY

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20/04/2012 23:31:46

by Wintersong

Talkback: Choosing plants for autumn colour

/ You can put your seeds in a little plastic box and store them in the refrigerator till the spring, then sow them in a pot of ericaceous compost and you will get little pine trees. If they are Scots pine remember they are forest trees so by happymarion

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28/11/2011 18:44:13

by jackie

Talkback: Growing tomatoes

to destroy all but six tomatoes, and even they are suspect. I am SO upset and disillusioned with home growing after all the work I put in. Can anyone out there give some words of encouragement at this sad time of loss? Is it too soon to sow tomato seeds by Baby Dragon

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28/11/2011 18:30:54

by walt

Seeds

having got lots of seedlings from my sowings and with the weather being so cold I am running out of space in the house. Can I put them out into my 5 tier free standing greenhouse until I can plant them out. What sort of seeds are they? Thanks by CLER

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28/03/2013 17:29:24

by daydaisy

Plants from cuttings

) in rooting hormone of some kind and insert into compost until it reaches the leaves. One thing I would say is important with Rosemary cuttings is the compost mix. I feel they do better with equal parts seed sowing compost and vermiculite. They really do need by Verdun

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26/03/2013 13:51:58

by Caz W

Talkback: Grow Yourself Healthy: May jobs

to itsallaboutmygarden: I always leave allium heads to develop, especially on beautiful varieties like Allium christophii. They look wonderful for months and months. They also produce seed that can be allowed to fall and self-sow, or collect and sow to raise new plants by higgy50

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28/11/2011 18:43:37

by Water Coolers East M

Talkback: How to mow your lawn

. Is there any piont in sowing grass seed on the areas that are massivlely overgrown with buttercups, they are just beginning to grow back now. My dream is to have a lovely grassy lawn....but i fear it may not be the case...any ideas, tips would be appreciated by kaycurtis

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18/03/2012 13:03:10

by del 12

wisest use of space

with general planting and seed sowing etc. Or would i be better to plant blackberries and other soft fruit? Perfect spot for fan trained apricots and figs. You could grow other soft fruit (black currants, gooseberries and strawberries, in front of them so by lisa massey

04/11/2012 18:02:05

by Dovefromabove

I give up!

, and sowed rows of radish, various lettuce, beetroot, spring onion and carrots. I put in a seep hose which I used regularly, fed them all religiously and lovingly, carefully weeded out the lawn of holly seedlings which my neighbour's tree showers on my by francesmhendry

10/11/2012 13:56:40

by flowering rose

Moving flowers...

flowers from seed sown in Jan/Feb/Mar but hardy seedlings have done well in GH over winter, providing it's not to sever. So last year sowed stuff which flowered in their second year a month earlier than what it said on the packet (I'm in the North) it by Zoomer44

30/01/2013 22:52:07

by Zoomer44

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