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Talkback: Gardening in Russia

Awww, it was the same for my sister gardening in Edmonton in Canada, James. It was amazing how much they could grow in their very short three months without snow and freezing weather. And the lack of flavour in the veg. they could grow by happymarion

16/04/2013 21:52:49

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Protecting daffodil shoots

Hi Pippa. I know that white rabbit feeling - the nights are drawing out even though it is snowing and the greenhouse still looks like Armageddon! I will have to start my seeds off in the conservatory this year; what seeds to you sow early ie now by Pippa Greenwood

28/11/2011 18:37:53

by Flower

Talkback: Feeding the birds

We have spent many happy hours watching lots and lots of blackbirds feasting off our crab apples, especially during the snow as they were so visible and well above the 12 ins of snow!!Norfolk. At the moment I have 6 feeders hanging from my rotary by Nanna greenfingers

28/11/2011 18:40:07

by Brixham Belle

Olive Trees

or snow will run off the wigwam cover - we certainly cant afford to replace ev erything again, so are hoping that these measures will be effective - they might be worth a try for you. Certainly friends of ours, similarly situated, who lost olive trees by scousenel

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10/03/2012 18:03:22

by mrs figg

Companions in the wildlife garden

goes away. I've got just 20 to start me off and if mine end up looking like yours happymarion I will be very pleased. The snowdrops really have snow now in Bristol and the wood pigeons are pinching the biscuit crumbs meant for my robin. We don't have by happymarion

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04/02/2012 18:32:46

by donutsmrs

small bird watch

with much chatter and flitting about but yesterday it turned cold and tried to snow so they're all busy stuffing themselves at the feeders and no more messing about for now. Snow is predicted for Monday here. fairly cool now but colder to follow later by nutcutlet

12/01/2013 21:20:24

by nutcutlet

Ceanothus

a pot grown one hidden away in an unseated greenhouse work or am I destined to do without . I always lose them eventually, except one. It's a deciduous one called "Gloire de Versailles". It looked dead last year after we'd had snow and -17° so OH by bunnysgarden

25/01/2013 23:05:53

by bunnysgarden

Cordyline Australis - Brown Yellow Leaves :(

Hey guys first time post for me . I have 2 Cordyline Australis Pink Palms in myfront drive planted in soil with gravel on top, it was planted last october and did very well up until around 4 weeks ago when we exprencied the heavy snow, I bubble by Karl Phillipson

04/03/2013 13:13:06

by Karl Phillipson

repairing lawn with seed

more frost. I am 5 km out side Paris in Sevres and the daffs are starting to bloom but as you advise I will wait a bit longer Is it that warm near Paris? I'm way south of you in Dordogne and we get frosts in March and April, sometimes snow in March by centuri

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07/03/2013 09:11:01

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: Plants on railway embankments

HUGE IN IT'S SECOND YEAR AND WHILE A BIT SPARSE AND WITH A TENDENCY FOR PART OF THE FLOWER TO BROWN WHILE OTHER PARTS COME TO BLOOM, IT LOOK'S GREAT TO ME. TWO DRIVEWAYS SURROUND THIS FRONT FLOWER BED AND A PRIVATE DRIVE SO THREE SIDES. SNOW COVER by hereisabee

28/11/2011 18:36:50

by RAVEN

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