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GW tonite....where did monty find the sunshine? Monday was sunny in Norfolk - so they tell me - we were in Lincs Hello it is so cold now it's snowing again near the malvern hills where are you spring? We are waiting to warm up and get out by ritna

22/03/2013 21:49:21

by Tracysshed

frosted lilies

Back in March, when we had a few nice days, quite a few of my potted lilies decided to grow. They got to between 4 - 7 inches in height, nice bushy leaves on top. Then came the snow and very, very hard frosts with wind chill. Most of the tops by Bookertoo

07/04/2013 17:13:08

by Bookertoo

Pumpkins

Hi, I was very jealous watching Montys pumpkin and squash harvest. I live at the top of a fairly exposed hill, near Newcastle, it's snowing outside now. Would i actually have any chance of successfully growing pumpkins and squash or do i just by Just Giles

26/10/2012 23:06:51

by Just Giles

Leeks

advice please. Leave them in, they won't continue to grow and they won't rot. My neighbour grows 3-4 rows of leeks every year and leaves them in all winter and we have minus degrees and snow (like now!) most of the winter here in Switzerland. by Colin7

03/12/2012 09:26:34

by SwissSue

violas versus pansies

reappeared each time from all the ice and snow that winter threw at us and are still going strong. Will have to steel myself to take them out when ready to put new stuff in! Someone started a discussion on this very subject a few weeks back http://www by rutlandbelle

19/03/2013 12:24:06

by sotongeoff

Herbs

have a conservatory or greenhouse then put them in their, as annual and biennial herbs usually need warmer weather Thanks Ryan. I'll hold off for a while. I'd hold fire Kayfersmum, most of them are lovers of mild climes. Besides, there is snow and -5C by Kayfersmum

25/03/2013 17:34:35

by jatnikapyar

citrus trees

years. I live in East Dorset and we've had snow a few times over the years as well as plenty of frosts. It sometimes dropped a lot of leaves but they always grew back and it never flowered or fruited but to be honest it didn't get much TLC. by 24rose68

07/06/2012 21:01:53

by FloBear

Protecting broad beans?

-east where we are at 'ground level' with lots of tree protection. Thanks The last time I grew a crop over winter here in central Italy I just left them to cope. It snowed, the snow eventually melted, and there they still were. I got a nice crop. Just my by chrissieB

16/11/2012 09:39:17

by Busy-Lizzie

Gardenia 'Hardenia' - white - dropping blackend and health leaves.

Hey, Does any one have the Hardy Gardenia 'Hardenia' - white plant? I have had mine in a container - which I have lined with polystryine - and it has mostly been indoors with a very brief spell outdoors before the last snow came. It has started by MaxiiLS

09/02/2013 15:06:28

by nutcutlet

Can you help me.............

reply....I am doing exactly what you said about the Boad Beans already have some in from Autum some of which have been flattened by the snow so am replacing when grown in pots......thanks for the advice on the spuds it will now be a single row, might by Brian Williams

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11/02/2013 12:44:34

by Alan4711

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