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Talkback: A snow-covered garden

and there it survived quite happily although I don't think we had a frost in the 4 years we lived there. I am pleased to say it looks OK in the cold greenhouse even though we had weeks of frost after New Year and then, of course, the recent snow. I find that my by kholifin

01/02/2012 16:01:58

by mel2

Snow has gone and a lovely sunny winters day

How lovely to finally get rid of the snow. It looks pretty when it first comes but I soon get fed up with it and want it to go. So lovely to be able to see my garden. It is a lovely sunny day and although cold will be out in the garden today by Lavender Lady

28/01/2013 12:49:38

by Berghill

New plants but panicking over predicted snow/frost this week!

as the forecast is snow and frost for Sunday onwards and into next week. Most of the plants are fully hardy, but a few of them are borderline/frost hardy (Cistus, Verbena, Hebe). I live in Surrey. Do I get everything in this weekend while the weather will be OK by Dan 2

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10/03/2013 09:49:18

by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

Talkback: Wintery weather

Hi James 4th April and still snowing here in Ewell. Spuds and onion sets are still waiting for soil to warm up Same here....I'm in the East Midlands. Today it's perishing cold and we've had a few snow flurries altho nothing has settled. I went out by oldchippy

04/04/2013 15:35:19

by bramble lover

anual or perenial

or dig them up and pop them in a tub i dont no if they are anual or perenial they are called chiondoxa beauty of snow Leave them where they are. Forget about them and next year you get a surprise in spring when they pop up again. Always cheers me up by elsie123

14/05/2013 12:20:42

by Berghill

Problem with camellia

I have a large camellia which has been in the garden for ten years. Flowers beautifully every spring. Unfortunately the weight of the snow has broken one of the main branches which I have removed this morning. There is another large branch by Boardy

06/04/2013 19:55:16

by Boardy

Talkback: Gardening jobs for snowy weather

We only had a light fall of snow in Bristol, Adam but I was out there with my biscuit crumbs for the robins and my camera. Now all our snow has gone but my desktop has been changed from a summer shot of Barrington Court to the snow scene of my by happymarion

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10/02/2012 16:27:42

by GRACELAND

Gladiolus

Hi, I planted gladiolus chrome(saved from last year) in April before the unexpected snow. I was wondering if anybody knows if they will grow? Or will I have to dig them out and try to plant them again? Or should I just give up hope. Any by kru

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18/05/2012 21:59:28

by Alina W

Talkback: Hail damage

Hail is awful at this time of year. Two weeks ago we where battered by the NE wind and it brought in eight foot snow drifts on the Yorshire Moors. The wind picked up our 10 x 12 shed and deposited down the hillside. My fruit bushes are scorched by LifeonPigRow

13/05/2012 10:43:11

by AnnetteC

Talkback: Collecting autumn leaves

I use a childs snow shovel with a flat tined rake makes picking up easy. by mjtclayton

24/11/2011 15:29:38

by mjtclayton

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