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Talkback: Sharing gardens and vegetable plots

addictive and has the added bonus of keeping you fit!it must be a sign of getting older..... James - just when did you post your blog?My garden disappeared under 12" of snow yesterday & now my winter veggies are unreachable! Having ordered this year's veg by Lesley

28/11/2011 18:40:08

by Anonymous

Talkback: Parsnips

bags in the garden. I haven't been able to harvest any because of the heavy snow, will they be ok to harvest and eat when the thaw comes? Any help welcome. I find that if they are in the ground over winter the skins get cankery but the inside is still by Lainey

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27/12/2011 18:22:14

by Nightowl2010

surprises

on the site? We always see your garden and conservatory plants up close and I would love to see more pics of them as a whole. Will try tomorrow as snow is forecast for Bristol tonight so I may be housebound.. So glad you are enjoying my plants, Cassie by happymarion

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11/02/2012 12:13:16

by happymarion

Perennials

the weekend thanks for that. thought the forecast (according to the newspapers anyway) it's going to get really cold, and we may even have snow on higher ground again. even if we don't have snow they said we could get frosty nights. am i looking at the wrong by shazza3

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06/05/2012 15:55:47

by French Italia

lawn

does not look good> I have been usong Green Thumb for years. they tell me I now have Snow mould< Help oh dear I do hope it improves i just want it to thicken up! thanks to you all x hi joan, what is snow mould. the blades of grass on my lawn are turning by denise butcher

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08/03/2012 10:34:19

by Dairmuid Meredith

help needed with identification

Whilst walking through the snow I saw this wonderful hedge, about 3' high, covered in what I originally thought were small citrus fruit. I know someone will identify it for me and can I propagate from the seeds I have please? My first thought by break23

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26/01/2013 15:55:28

by nutcutlet

Will my winter pansies ever flower?

find that the little violas and the viola x pansy 'Panolas' flower almost non-stop through the winter, in all but the harshest weather - then as soon as the snow melts they're smiling back at me again. good stuff, sounds promising - watch this space My by Dave19

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02/03/2013 14:50:33

by Gardening Grandma

Pruning Raspberrys Help Please

and give all the plants a good feed to encourage strong growth. obelixx - If my stems already have buds on them should I cut them? I'm not sure if the buds are new or whether they have been there a while, with the snow I've not been to look that regularly by saltski

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20/02/2013 19:04:15

by Dovefromabove

Has spring arrived for you yet?

killed all my peaches off. It hasn't. Snow forecast for Tuesday after 2 days of heavy rain. Joy. amazing the difference on such a small island, my daffs etc are only just poking through up here in sunderland. Saying that im on the outskirts in the city by daydaisy

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16/03/2013 23:17:08

by Busy-Lizzie

Friday picture thread

!) but I got rid of that last year and the rose and honeysuckle are coming through nicely. The whole bed was buried for nearly two weeks under snow and then we've been stripping back the front of the shed so a job for this weekend is putting up some wires by ShropshireLass

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19/04/2013 20:20:21

by Woodgreen wonderboy

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