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Slow worms and roe deer

An odd mix for a subject title but bear with me. I found my first (live) slow worm in the garden today. I found one dead in the snow a month ago which was a surprise, must have tried to get going too soon and got caught out in our long hard spring by steephill

19/04/2013 22:23:07

by Pennine Petal

Dragon claw willow

will start soon now it is getting lighter - do hope so - it is such a lovely tree. It does get colder here. -15C for 2 or 3 weeks at a a time is common in winter and in recent years -20 and 25C have been known too. It's not so bad if we have snow by Bushy 77

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22/04/2013 20:32:26

by obelixx

Buying plants on ebay

onion that is very easy to grow. They will also tolerate heat and poor soil. They are disease and pest resistant. Plant Egyptian onions anytime from early spring until snow falls in the fall or winter. The green shoots that grow in the spring can be used by mowfolk

23/04/2013 00:49:25

by blackest

Climber for a pot?

a vague idea what that is. Thankyou, will go hunting It's also called Star Jasmin. I have one in a pot, needs a big pot. It can look miserable after the winter but it soon picks up. People say it's tender, but mine survived -17° and snow This isn by greathat

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03/05/2013 20:33:44

by hollie hock

Whats going wrong!?

and it worked, well, but others may know more about that. Weather forecast for the North is possible snow next week,keep plants tucked up warmly!. by NewbieGardener

12/05/2013 19:38:13

by GillyL

Talkback: How to grow onions, shallots and garlic

As we have lots of snow in the garden and the ground is very cold can I start onion sets off in individual pots and then transplant them into the veg garden later. I was so late getting my onion sets planted last year they did not grow. Just a by markpete

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13/03/2012 11:23:53

by micheal watson

Talkback: How to plant a kiwi plant

vigorous, plant with caution - not for the faint hearted & not to be planted close to path or doorway as featured on GW ! On poor thin soil on chalk nr Salisbury Plain, not suffered from snow & frosts ! VINE grow 10 ft in a season. 5 grown from seeds 2 by kaycurtis

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01/08/2012 17:11:56

by pottiepam

Laurel Hedge

I planted a new Laurel (english) Headge last autumn. It sailed through the winter & snow. Had a few catterpillars to pick off early spring & then it has taken off! Lots of new shoots & leaves putting on growth outwards & upwards. But everytime I by Crazycatlady

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25/05/2012 07:28:43

by David Evans

Geothermal heating and plants

it with a solid surface such as concrete or tarmac. There does not appear to be much difference as far as the lawn is concerned. Snow lies a little longer over the captor as the heat has been removed, so would advisenot planting tender subjects. by GreenPalm

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02/07/2012 11:16:27

by Diana Reynolds

My weather forecast has gone!

would rather it be delayed than bought forward! I have weather Yes, I've just noticed mine is back again! That is such a relief-I was expecting snow but had no way of checking. LOL Sarky Geoff! Point made. oops- didn't mean to be by Insomnia1973

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17/07/2012 15:19:19

by sotongeoff

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