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mini palm

I have just moved to a new house with a not so new garden! anyway I found a plant in the shed whixh to me looks like a mini palm tree with lots of dead leaves any ideas on the best way to look after it many thanks by trishaloulou

04/05/2013 22:38:00

by trishaloulou

ensete (banana plant)

live on the coast of Co. Down on a very exposed site that gets strong winds. Should I cut all the leaves off and store in our shed? I thought the whitefly might multiply in the warmth of the shed? Your comments would be welcome. by Jilted

22/01/2012 19:36:55

by Jilted

has a gas leak killed my euonymous

by caliph

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29/06/2012 20:01:14

by caliph

Tulip bulbs in pots

need to bring them inside ( I don't have a greenhouse) and how are they best stored - will the shed be ok? Also can they be replanted in pots for next year or do they need to go into the ground? Let the leaves die down and then dig them out and let by Flower girl2

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10/06/2012 22:13:41

by Flower girl2

Garden Paint?

Hi all I am looking to paint my shed and after using cuprinol shades around the garden for a few things I would like to paint my shed in a colour rather than a stain. Is there another paint I can use in the garden rather than a specific garden paint by mdw84

22/04/2013 00:27:31

by BobTheGardener

vine eyes

Hi Everyone I cant realy afford trellis and want to train the following: Sweet pea up side of shed Clematis up back of shed Pyrocanthia up fence I have been told i can use vine eyes, but what size would i need for the above? Thanks They tend to be a by Frozz

26/11/2012 13:16:37

by obelixx

Chicken Coop

Could anyone help me with advice on building a chicken coop sizes materials etc must be cheap as poss i would like to keep approximately 6 hens medium size, I have a friend who converted a shed for her chooks. We bought a coop that cost over £100 by Pete

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13/05/2012 16:46:02

by Pete

HYACINTH PROBLEM

I STARTED INDOOR HYACINTHS IN A DARK SHED AND BROUGHT THEM INDOORS WHEN STEMS WERE 2CM HIGH - LEAVES ARE NOW 35CM HIGH BUT NO FLOWERS PRODUCED - WHAT IS THE PROBLEM I would say that they got too much heat too quickly. Bring them in to warmth slowly by douggraham

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18/01/2012 14:28:17

by Sillybug

Hurrah! New Gardening Prog.

of us have our doubts http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/the-potting-shed/the-flowerpot-gang-bbc1/5099.html by gardeninggenes

14/08/2012 20:39:34

by sotongeoff

Dahlia Tubers

I've just received my delivery of Dahlia Tubers and all of the instructions say to plant in spring once the soil has warmed. As we have a cold snap forecast for the coming weeks, can I store my tubers in the shed (cold but dry) for a few weeks by Sallyann1964

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09/02/2012 23:28:46

by trillium2cv

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