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Can I move my peony?

Hi, I am new to gardeners world. I am in the process of trying to re-design a garden that was neglected by its previous owners. I have a peony which I planted when I brought the house four years ago. I now want to move the peony about 2ft into my by Amateur82

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10/02/2012 14:14:18

by green fingerd will

How should I shape my pittosporum

varieties in my garden and have never seen a flower on any of them. I know they are supposed to be small flowers but when should I get the magnifying glass out, which month? Late spring and early summer. I have a dark leaved pitto (think its tom thumb) only by lennyboy

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01/08/2012 21:42:21

by christopher2

ROSES

Due to the snow and cold I havent done much pruning to my roses which are probably far too tall as I didnt prune last autumn either (new to gardening). Is it too late to prune them as they are no longer dormant? Would it do more harm than good by Brycey D

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29/03/2013 17:44:54

by Rainjustlearning

Poorly lilac tree

Help please. I have a purple lilac (small tree really rather than a shrub) in my garden which was here when we moved in over 10 years ago so don't really know which species it is. I have never needed to do anything to it - beautiful blooms by S Harrison

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02/06/2012 01:10:43

by S Harrison

Talkback: Growing herbs

I have got two small pots of mint and a pot the rosemary and a bay tree. I am going to have a go at growing Coriander, never grown it before. Couldn't live without my herbs, if nothing else the smell of them is just wonderful. I'm trying by donutsmrs

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29/06/2012 10:48:37

by rena05

Talkback: Sparrows and sparrowhawks

I would be bowled over at the sight of a sparrowhawk in the garden!! Was honoured by visits from a kestrel in the past.Now am lucky to see birds at all due to the increase in domestic cats and am concerned that the bird feeders are luring them by Jacey26

28/11/2011 18:36:46

by Daniel

Talkback: Grey squirrels

to the reds there, and now the reserve is empty. My Mum used to have reds in the garden and now there are none. One of my childhood memories that no more children will experience. More will need to be done to save the small pockets of red squirrels on eg by Mike B

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28/11/2011 18:38:54

by scotam

Talkback: Ask Adam

please tell me if it's time to dig the rye grass into the veg patch. Thank you, Sue I live in South West Wales and my backyard garden faces south. When the weather is good it's a real sun-trap.Last year I bought a small olive tree bearing fruit.It is now by sarahbroome

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26/05/2012 12:37:08

by DEEDTHEWEED

Horse Manure in a Vegan Garden

I found last Friday's feature on GW about an ex-Michellin starred chef, now vegan, growing his own vegetables very interesting. I was interested to see how conscious his approach was to gardening as you would expect from a vegan who eats well by gily webber

30/09/2012 16:41:35

by Palaisglide

WILDLIFE PICTURES

was out. I had a lot of drama in my garden last year as the common bumble bee decided to nest in my flower border. We left the nest undisturbed, but something came and tried to dig the nest up twice, And then, on the second occasion, we discovered by gardeningfantic

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07/08/2012 21:23:34

by Rainjustlearning

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