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blossom

/plants/plant_finder/plant_pages/1705.shtml there are many varieties of flowering cherries for small gardens also http://www.rhs.org.uk/Plants/RHS-Publications/Journals/The-Garden/Past-Issues/2011-issues/April/Cherries-for-small-gardens by spencer fossett

31/10/2012 10:02:09

by ernie's ghostly gold tops

just curious

members constantly mention garden size-usually to emphasize smallness-here in reno, nv. my 1/3 acre(how much is that in hectares?) is considered small-although because everything is planted the actual garden size is larger than most and about all i by david spikes

04/04/2012 20:47:28

by david spikes

New plants

Ive just found a new plant growing in my garden, it's close by my Hibiscus Shrub, could the new small plant be another Hibiscus growing? Jacqui the happy amateur gardener If it looks like one it probably is. My neighbour gets a forest of seedlings by Jacqui Muspratt

04/05/2013 16:08:04

by nutcutlet

What's so good about fruit trees?

I am undecided wether to plant a fruit tree in my back garden, can anyone tell me some heavy croping fruit trees that don't take up too much space? Also how do you grow a successful fruit tree? (I am 14 years old and keen to learn, so any advice by Martyn2

10/11/2012 17:25:03

by Dovefromabove

Overwintering young delhinium plants

Hi, Just bought a couple of young delphiniums from the GC. They are about 2 inches in height and have about 4 small leaves. Is it better to overwinter these in pots or plant them now in the garden ? Are there still slugs about as they love by Chris 7

13/09/2012 18:01:07

by sotongeoff

Talkback: Apple sawfly

I am an organic gardener, treating plants with Herbs & SpicesSolution, just cut fresh ginger in small slices and place 5/6 inchesdeep in the soil, 4/5 feet away from the tree, keep moistEven pest in the seed core will vanish by shahwon

24/11/2011 15:29:49

by shahwon

lantern tree

hi I would like to buy this plant but don't want yo grow it in a tub could I dig a large hole in my small bit of garden and fill it with acid soil would it still grow well many thanks margaret by bluefly

24/09/2012 12:04:34

by bluefly

Potted Hydrangea

My son bought me a lovely hydrangea in a small pot for Mother's day. It was sold as a pot plant. Am I right in thinking I could plant it outside, or would it have been forced or something to flower at this time and so be unsuitable for the garden by lilly3

12/03/2013 00:15:25

by lilly3

Flea beetles

Hi all! I think I have flea beetles munching on an unidentified small tree in my garden. Can anyone advise me whether this needs action, or should I live and let live?! The mystery tree is next to blackcurrants and gooseberries. Thanks by Pamela14

06/05/2013 14:06:16

by Pamela14

Bugs in bin

I have a small plastic compost outside the back door, when full, it goes into the main bin at top of garden. As it gets fuller, I have noticed bugs? on the sides, they look a bit like small maggots. Anyone got any idea what they might be please by Sue Gough

02/08/2012 11:34:01

by Sue Gough

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