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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

Beechgrove Garden Goes National.

Enjoyed it, don't know when it was filmed but what a lot of snow!! what is it? Just tried to watch it and it says its not available I couldn't find it! Gets a repeat showing on Sunday-probably on i-player after that 9.30am on bbc 2 sunday - just by Highland Jeannie

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04/04/2013 23:15:21

by blackest

Seeds not growing

then about 10 days after that we had about 6 inches of snow which I cleared off the fleece. My question is will these seeds grow now and if not will it be ok just to leave them in the soil. and re-plant them. I planted carrots, beetroot, parsnip . thanks by flowergirl4

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12/04/2013 22:12:37

by burhinus

What are these?

thou. plz update me the name of the plant once u got the name!!! many thxxxx The common name for 1&3 is Torbay Palms as they can become very large. I had one thta grew to about 4 metres before the top was killed off by the snow in 2009/10. It regrew by raesrose

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18/06/2013 13:03:26

by raesrose

How late is this 'spring'?

, is this Portnoy's complaint? There, someone had to say it. I agree; this is the latest spring for many years, though I think 1962 or 3 had serious snow in April. I remember digging my father's car out of the drive and putting down cinders to help the traction by Portnoy

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22/05/2013 21:47:52

by Fairygirl

Good Morning - 21 March

in muddy paw marks.......... Nice thread...I'm keeping my eye on the weather forecast, sometime tomorrow I'm given to understand that my plot may be under 10/15cm of snow. So I'm taking advantage of the lull before the storm (as it were) and finish dividing by obelixx

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21/03/2013 22:01:28

by Bunny..in..spring..

Weekend Ahead ..... ?

and it may even snow on Sunday ......................... and there is me thinking on Tuesday spring is HERE, still for those of us who have greenhouses its still a way to escape into our gardens ..lol At least we have GW back tonight !!! Guess better check by Brumbull

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09/03/2013 21:35:44

by artjak

Those b....y muntjac again

They've eaten the heads of loads of hellebores. Muntjacs seem the most likely culprit. Snow is a good time to see what wanders though the garden no rabbits, one hare and the muntjac. Oh dear ...deer.... Hehe sorry . We have a lot of deer here by nutcutlet

01/02/2013 23:39:25

by nutcutlet

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