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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

Olive Trees

We started a new garden last year, amongst the trees we have a specimen olive tree and 3 standard olives. All of them but especially the standards look like they are dying. Most have shed their leaves. Is there hope - we are feeding them weekly by Pam Chatters

30/05/2013 23:50:35

by Matty2

Gardeners World Live 2013

to be this bad. One hall half full of mobile homes and over priced fancy sheds is not my idea of a garden show. by Have a go Nick

17/06/2013 21:47:19

by jimbob369

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

baby corn

there 2nite Alan4711 oh and bye the way dove/soto the Shed Monster is still sleeping ,the sheds nice and warm and i,m ready 4im Hi Alan, you can by sweetcorn seed specially bred to form lots of baby cobs (eg "minipop"), but all varieties can be picked by Alan4711

09/04/2013 21:58:52

by BobTheGardener

evergreen climber

We are looking for an evergreen climber to hide an ugly brick shed in next door garden. Have put up a trellis and tried clematis armandii and also jasmin trachelospermum but both have ended up with leaves badly burnt by the cold winds that get by Kada

06/10/2012 14:04:21

by Daintiness

Jasmine In Shade

Hi My Wife would like Jasmine growing up our shed, to the right of the shed door which is north facing. I have monitored sun over weekend and the area gets no sun. So, my question...can jasmine grow in total shade? if so is there a specific kind by Frozz

22/04/2013 16:34:33

by Bookertoo

Deciduous

, decidious trees/plants shed their leaves in autumn. Coniferous trees/plants on the other hand keep theirs all the year round. Strictly speaking conifers drop their leaves/needles all year round, just not all at once. If you live next door to a row of them by Cia

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21/07/2012 21:36:14

by weejenny

potting compost

Hey all. This may be a real dumb question: Does compost go out of date. I have a bag of potting compost in the shed now for about 2 years its dry and clean i was gonna use it to pot some tomatoes or salad leaf or something would it still be ok by TheGardenGoblin

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15/04/2012 14:41:13

by Alina W

Where is Nigel?

so I assume he is on bed rest. We talked about this in a thread "In the Potting Shed" last week. Quite a few of us are missing Nigel too (sorry I don't know how to insert the link for you) by Helen of Bury

12/10/2012 21:25:18

by carolinesmith

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