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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

signs of life

Well its snowing again in Sheffield. The weather here has been truly miserable for weeks. However have been really cheered up this morning as the first seeds sown in my propagator this year [ Agastache, Scabious "Chile Black" and Gaura ] have just by nigelcoad

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14/02/2013 21:25:18

by artjak

My babies this morning

The only real damage was to the soft leaves of some Nicotiana affinis, that was from the hail that came with the thunderstorm in the early hours. The snow was a couple of hours later. Nicotiana back in greenhouse for a bit of TLC. O.M.G. Did someone by nutcutlet

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23/05/2013 21:57:47

by nutcutlet

Talkback: Winter Wonderland

other clubs so all my planning has not gone to waste. I do hope the harsh winter means a wonderful display of blossom like we had last spring. It was that sight that made me resolve to share it. Happy New Year everybody. re gardening in the snow by Adam Pasco

28/11/2011 18:42:46

by Thomasina18

WEATHER this week

,m starting things off at home in kitchen window Bbbrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr freezing and snowing here,so fed up,so much to do can't get on..tho also got 6x2ft trench dug in front for lead pipes to be replaced,half garden and half existing by Brumbull

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11/03/2013 15:37:48

by Brumbull

Talkback: How to clean and repair your garden shed

I love the idea of doing the shed clean up, but walking down my garden would be a no no, now the snow is melting my heavy clay is a quagmire, and would be completely ruined, not that I would be able to stay on my feet as I garden on a steep hill by kaycurtis

24/11/2011 15:29:52

by apigeonfromhell

Talkback: Spider eggs and Christmas crackers

in this weather. I wish the website had something topical to help those of us battling the snow. After such a long, cold week my borders are peculiarly flat. All my hebes and an old privet hedge at the back have all completely collapsed under the snow. Pieris by dheckert

28/11/2011 18:40:05

by Tina

Talkback: Summer flowers: a personal Top 10

I haven't been able to do anything in the garden for months because we didn't have two consecutive days without rain during October, November or early December then we have had snow since 17th December. The snow finally disappeared on Saturday and I by MarilynSmith

28/11/2011 18:40:13

by flower

rosemary

my 5ft rosemary bush has broken in half how can i rescue the broken half ??? please help If branches have split with the weight of snow best just to prune those splits so you are leaving a clean cut. Then what I would do is wait until spring by liz stokes

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28/02/2012 21:25:06

by cherrypickers1

winter protection

Hi, l lost my Bottle brush to winter snow, then bought a new bigger plant, only to find that dead this last winter. How do l protect it in witer plz? Most bottle brush plants are not winter-hardy in the UK and need to be over-wintered in a frost by Saj

05/07/2012 09:22:49

by Saj

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