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plants in flower for a December wedding?

's nothing reliable outdoors for December. If the weather stays mild and fine, lots of flowers. If it clamps down with snow and ice - nothing. by Jean Ewing

13/11/2012 17:32:26

by nutcutlet

fruit bushes

, but especially gooseberries, just be wary of all your other fruit bushes too. Thanks for the help - when the snow has gone I'll get pruning. by nightgarden

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25/03/2013 17:18:42

by nightgarden

Sheds

Ok, the old Woodshed collpased under the snow, so we need a new one. Any opinions as to the best? Tongue and groove? Overlap? Feather edge? None of those words mean much to me. TIA ..does it have to be wood? Are you interested in metal sheds at all by Berghill

12/04/2013 14:39:20

by Salino

Frost

I live in the west of France in the Charente Maritime. I have 3 Ceanothus which have suffered through the cold weather we had last month. We had -10 for a few days and some snow. All the leaves have gone brown. What should I do?

by Frenchk

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16/03/2012 15:51:27

by Angelique2

Potatoes

for harsh weather, frosts,snow................ by jad1

01/02/2013 13:38:13

by sotongeoff

Talkback: Growing plants for winter scent

Hi Kate we have a winter flowering Cherry opposite the kitchen door just behind the soakaway from the roof,it's been in flower for two month now and I have never seen it look this good,The snow drops are very stunted this year only just above by oldchippy

04/02/2013 21:17:15

by Verdun

Hedychiums

Before last winter, I was paranoid about getting my ginger lilies – especially 'Tara' – through the winter. Then the cold and snow arrived before I had chance to cover the plants. After –14C in January, I thought they'd all be dead.... but they all by David Hurrion

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13/12/2011 11:46:51

by happymarion2

signs of life

have seen despite everything daffs poking thier heads above ground,hope its a good sign.oh by the way do think you could keep the snow up your way,Nigel. I have copious amounts of Tete a Tete daffs through no sign of Crocus yet they are usually by nigelcoad

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08/12/2012 12:28:17

by asilvert

Swiss chard

Last year I grew swiss chard, it grew and grew and we were eating it for months. I thought it would eventually die back over the winter but despite the recent snow it is still looking very much alive and producing small stubby leaves from the base by CottageGardenFairy

28/01/2013 19:54:37

by Dovefromabove

Greenhouse

mine twice this year due to the weight of snow and have just carried out a botch up to protect some seeds but fear that a good blast of wind or some more snow will permenantly see to its end. Mines secondhand with glass. It's solid structure unlike by optima

03/04/2013 12:32:41

by marshmello

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