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Talkback: Gardeners and the Big Society

by; composting the waste from the small animals; harvesting rain water to use in the garden; reusing donated plant pots, fencing and wire.- Making the garden a friendly and sustainable place for wildlife by installing; insect hotels; a small pond by Julia Smith

10/01/2012 11:33:52

by Adam Pasco

New to this site

Hi, I have just joined this site and am new to forums so please bear with me if I have started in the wrong area. I have a small garden in Essex with a 27ft x 4ft raised bed I use for veg growing. Also lots of pots, some used for veg growing by Pepperted

20/11/2012 16:53:13

by Gardengirl..

Plants for scent.

I have a smallish sheltered garden and the vast majority of my plants are grown for bees and butterfly etc but I also like things with a lot of scent. A gardener mentioned Meadowsweet on another thread so I have bought some seeds for that but I by Muvs Dashwood

28/10/2012 13:15:30

by Wonder Witch

Moving a conifer that has got too big

My boyfriend planted a number of conifers in our garden about 12 years ago. The garden is very small - about 9 x 7'. Now the trees have become overwhelming, and have started to shadow our neighbours' gardens. I am a complete gardening novice and am by Tracey73

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30/01/2012 19:42:37

by Tracey73

compost heap out of control

. Personally, I would skip the lot to save spreading weeds and seeds across the entire garden, but that's just me. If you want/need to sort through the pile, I would suggest sieving the lot at least. In a small garden a compost heap takes up a lot of space by alexthewinelady

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03/05/2012 15:38:13

by sotongeoff

Talkback: Growing garlic

kirky allotments liverpool Grew Garlic this year for the first time as there is competition in my small garden with the flowers so grew it among my flowers - had wonderful harvest. Well pleased with the result. last year we grew garlic,couldn't stop by kaycurtis

28/11/2011 18:41:03

by Flowers-Rain

What's that tree?

Hi. There is a small tree that is in flower at the mo and I want it!!! It's small, round and has light pink flowers, ever so beautiful. Iv'e seen them when out walking in front gardens. Any ideas. Had a look on internet and can't find the name. A by JellybabyJan

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22/06/2012 16:14:54

by JellybabyJan

tiny black bugs

Hi, I have several pots on my decked garden and have planted seeds in them all which have grown into various flower seedlings. Due to the very wet weather recently i have not paid them much attention but today i went down and every single pot have by mrssnuggs

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10/05/2012 15:46:10

by mrssnuggs

Pear midge??

My husband is not really into gardening but has taken an interest in a large pear tree in our garden. We moved here 6years ago and the first year had loads of pears. Since then it has been a failure, virtually all the small fruits falling off. He by Mrs S

10/06/2012 09:26:49

by Mrs S

Calling Swedboy - what is horticultural grit?

Gardener's World, and have asked various gardening sites over here what horticultural grit might be, and where can I buy it. Problem is, over here, they've never heard of it - google translates it to "trädgårdsgrus", which is basically the gravel you put by Boltgirl

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07/06/2012 20:50:42

by cufcskim

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