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what to do

I am new at gardening, I have Parsnips in tubs and some in a small patch, My garden is 10mx10m, lawn in center, 4mx6m, so not alot for growing , lots of pots ,Ihave just lifted my dalias , stored in a tub with shreded paper, we had a frost last week by BW

28/09/2012 15:13:00

by sotongeoff

Hardy Plants for Hanging Baskets

Hi, I know it probably sounds like an odd thing to want to do...I'm new at gardening... I have a very small East-facing garden (10m x 6m), and only have room for one of those plastic-covered, four-shelved, unheated (obviously) greenhouses by Wild_Gardener

18/05/2013 07:08:17

by Wild_Gardener

Veg in a shady garden

I have a large childrens garden with a small veg patch. I need advise on what fruit and veg grow well in quite a shady garden. Thanks Theres a good shade article on the website somewhere. Make sure choices are child friendly... Strawberries should by LisaV

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10/03/2012 05:39:05

by marjorie smith

How to retrain growing tip of Cornus controversa Wedding Cake Tree

the tree's energy into the original leader. What a lovely tree, by the way. I have often admired it - saw the variegated one at Overbecks National Trust Garden near Salcombe last year (what an amazing garden / house!!), but I can't afford it!! £50 minimum by Sylvia Chandler

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30/04/2012 13:46:36

by Gold1locks

Reusing clay soil to raise patio level?

Hi all, We're digging out the clay soil in a problem area of our garden and to save ourselves from injury, thought it best to hire a small skip to put it in. We wonder now though, as we are laying a patio also, is is possible to reuse the clay by Maff

15/10/2012 14:50:46

by Maff

Front garden re-design

We moved house earlier this year and now have a very large rear garden which is a lot of work, so I decided to have the small front garden re-designed to make it a little easier on my back, as i was struggling to keep up with it all. The gardener by mazzycheshire

17/11/2012 11:54:03

by mazzycheshire

Talkback: Planting snake's head fritillaries

them on GW I would love them in my garden. Hi Kate the first time I saw Snakes head fritillaries they were growing in a clay pan under cover in a Alpine house in some ones garden in Crawley,I had no Idear how small they are.I have seen today my second by donutsmrs

12/10/2012 20:17:36

by oldchippy

Unknown Flower

in both its leaves and flowers (small red flowers), but it is much smaller (maybe 1ft to 1ft 6in) and grows in a clump, it is also winter hardy having grown in my Mother's garden for years now. Thanks Schizostylis? Gee that was quick! looked up your by bryf

18/09/2012 19:05:52

by bryf

Arrrrrrgh!

Does anyone have any ideas on how to rid my garden of bind weed?its everywhere,small country garden on a slope and im being overtaken!tried digging but it comes back worse,tried painting leaves but again it returns.Help,new to gardening by the way by bob watterson

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14/03/2012 13:43:24

by bob watterson

Talkback: How to grow a peanut plant

brilliant a couple of my patients were discussing this one said to give it go other said stay away!! however i cant find any plants in garden centre near here any help any one please Why did the patient say leave it, it would have been good to show by AndreaV

14/12/2011 08:21:13

by negar

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