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storing carrots and parsnips

Hi all,what is the best way to store carrots and parsnips? I leave parsnips in the ground and dig them up when needed, but both can be put in a bucket etc of slightly damp sand or peat, kept in an unheated covered place like a shed or garage by Edentoy

01/12/2012 12:00:25

by BobTheGardener

brussels

? That is the usual cause Recent discussion-same topic http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/the-potting-shed/nobbys/62698.html Hope that helps by J.J.

29/01/2013 17:20:31

by sotongeoff

Bug box

Hi Ive received a small bug box as a gift and wondered if it matters where i put it in my garden? Presently it is attached to the front of my shed not specifically sheltered, will that matter? Hi there I'd go for a sheltered position, not windy by Gary Smith

24/03/2013 21:31:18

by nutcutlet

agapanthus seedling

can anyone advise please,I put my agapanthus seedheads in a big polystyrene box last year to keep them frostfree,put them in the shed,today took the lid off and WOW I thought I had lots of maggots,but the seeds had started sprouting,they where by monto

05/05/2013 22:59:27

by monto

fungi

Please can anyone help i recently found some mushroom growths down the side of a shed wall thats backs along our garden. TODAY I NOTICED THEM GROWING IN MY BORDER SOIL NEAR THE SHED I HAVE ATTACHED SOME PICTURES. I AM HOPING THAT ITS CURABLE by lin4

20/05/2013 22:39:06

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Paint

Can anyone help? My local school has a Plastic tool shed that is quite an eyesore. We are desperate to make the garden inviting once again and wonder if there are any easy to use paints that also are not expensive (school budgets!) All advise by The Artist

23/05/2013 22:30:14

by artjak

Willow affected by drought

but will it recover? It's about 30 feet high and a really sturdy tree - we thought. At that size it should do so, yes. It's not uncommon for mature trees to shed their leaves in drought, and they're usually OK. by Thin lizzie

13/05/2012 18:03:28

by Thin lizzie

Raspberry brown leaf

The leaves turn brown and the canes are stunted. The limey soil doesn't help but they are usually better than this. Hopefully the pic uploaded OK so you can see the problem. No picture -please read http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/the-potting-shed by David Brown

18/09/2012 12:58:16

by David Brown

Talkback: How to protect plants over winter

greenhouse or shed I can put it in by Lily 2

18/10/2012 20:28:03

by Lily 2

Paving or shingle - please help if you can

Please can you help. I am just re-designing my side garden and am putting a potting shed up. I haven't a lot of money and have been advised to lay the shed on paving however I have a large builders bag of pea gravel/shingle left over from another by Lucy3

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04/06/2012 09:45:53

by the enduring gardener

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