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Rockery plants

so hard when you have clay soil as drainage for the rockery plants is essential,I have tried but have had not much success,I did have snow on the mountain but that has gone,but the thrift is doing OK as long as I leave it alone. Thanks Lyn , I by bunnysgarden

28/01/2013 13:32:29

by bunnysgarden

Moving a Curry plant

with the root ball intact you should get away with it providing the ground is not frozen or waterlogged Thanks for that, good job I asked, Will leave a couple of weeks now as snow is forecast and then have a go at moving intact and taking cuttings later by nanna26

01/02/2013 14:25:45

by Dovefromabove

Tree ideas.

Hi. we have recently had to remove a 50 foot, 60 year old Cedar tree from our front garden due to severe snow damage. Regrettable... it now leaves a huge space. We are now looking for something to fill the gap. it is about 10m from the house by bluelizard

04/02/2013 23:16:52

by Busy-Lizzie

Penstemon seedlings

I am in the process of growing alot of seedlings under lights. I have succesfully grown dianthus deltoids, campanula carpactica, lobelia trailing type, snow in summer, aubrita and pansies etc under the lights but for some reason my pestemon seed by cairnsie

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09/03/2013 22:09:21

by cairnsie

Onions and garlic

everyone very much for the helpful advice. The bulbs are still dry and firm so I'll give them a try. However, we've only just got rid of the snow and the plot is quite waterlogged so I'll leave it a while. You could always start both the shallots and garlic by rmenmuir@btinternet.

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17/02/2013 17:59:59

by rmenmuir@btinternet.

Spring has sprung in my garden

Its such a joy and pleasure to see again after all the snow. Beautiful pics scotkat! I have quite a few snowdrops and daffodils out here now (North Wales coast). Yes, it's so cheering to see them again. Great to see the garden just starting to come by scotkat

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08/03/2013 14:39:34

by Flower bird

Propagation - help!!!

they are but lable them as dontknows.will wait for the suprise.they could very well be weeds,oh well. I have just seen next weeks forecast...it is getting colder again, and might snow depending where you live . It is still very early for an unheated environment by Greenbucket

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07/03/2013 19:00:40

by Greenbucket

Camelia - why are buds only on lower branches

in right, but be careful of a bigger pot (it need a bigger!). Don't like "cold and wet foot". Watering a little and look of the correct drain. I'sure, you have luck . Ok Lyn will do once the snow has gone,either that or i,l dig a tunnel ! Thanks Thai by tony williams2

11/03/2013 15:50:22

by tony williams2

What eats onion sets?

they'll have to be netted to within an inch of their lives. Here in the Furness Peninsula. South Cumbria, we have occasional visits by deer, usually when it snows. This Winter, most of my onion sets have been pulled out and eaten by them. As well by Leggi

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28/03/2013 21:50:36

by onionbreath

Lawn problem

. Straight after they fell so did the snow and turned my lawn int a dirt patch. I have very lttile grass left. I was wondering what the best way of reseeding the lawn would be. Do i put anything down first or do I just seed it? - Thanks for any help given by steve forbes

02/04/2013 10:39:28

by Woodgreen wonderboy

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