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Hanging/trailing plants in full shade - any advice?

. Snowdrops are out at the moment and hyacinths. Hello I think that for colourful ground cover or even for hanging baskets Nasturium, they have a lovely orange and yellow flowers the self seed and come back on their own AND their edible !!!! a nice little by Hogroast2

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11/02/2013 09:25:46

by Hogroast2

Daffodils

popping up in unexpected places down to squirrels. I planted snowdrops in my back garden for years. They never flourished, but I got them coming up in the front garden where I didn't plant them. I've now got them growing in the back after planting them by Judith 5

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04/03/2013 18:54:00

by chilli lover

Planting around Apple Tree

to be planting too close. Good luck! Thanks kiwimedic We've got a mature apple tree in the garden and I've currently got snowdrops flowering under it. Soon, in the nearby area there will be Glory of the Snow, followed by bluebells and cowslips. And that's my lot by Brumbull

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10/03/2013 16:40:03

by Rosa carriola

Talkback: Spring flowers - primrose and rosemary

not found one since where can I buy one Olwen,I have just, today, bought some primrose emily plants!I got them from the DIY store Focus.They were £1.45 each or five for £5.They are lovely. I've put them with my snowdrops and crocus. I also bought some by joey northwood kirkby allotments

28/11/2011 18:31:11

by marimethod

Plants for complete shaded areas

leaves and white hanging flowers Foxgloves, astibles, snowdrops, heuchas, and aqualejas all do ok. probably all ,is-spelt but you get the idea or at least goole will. by chippysteve1

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20/03/2012 20:44:37

by appaddy

Chicken resistant plants

pain. Also seem to be ignoring all the roses and spring bulbs - daffodils, tulips, snowdrops, aconites all ignored to date. Yay, I love Hellebores and have been desperate to plant some but have held off in case they get eaten, just out of interest what by morbidia

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24/03/2012 23:28:22

by morbidia

Tree line

, snowdrops,and smaller shrubs like spireas, cotoneasters, pyracantha and hazel which I coppice for pea sticks, fill in between my trees and very beautiful they look too. There is a lovely philadelphus beneath my huge eucalyptus and a collection of ferns by Loopster

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21/02/2012 10:07:39

by Loopster

Underplanting silver birch

with the astilbes adding a fuzz of colour in the dappled shade. Try hellebors or a carpets of vinca minor. I'll just list a few plant ideas, maybe nice to add in some bulbs too: English bluebells, Snowdrops, Cyclamen, Liriope muscari, Lamium, Bergenia, Tellima, Wood by cat woman

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25/03/2012 23:29:01

by Annieseed

When to plant spring bulbs

few weeks and plant the bulbs Honestly-it will make little difference Small bulbs like snowdrops, crocuses, scillas and so on need to be planted as soon as possible or they'll dry out and fail but they can usually be inserted between plants by ClaireCat

30/09/2012 22:02:34

by obelixx

Spring ideas

arrives. It's getting a bit late for some bulbs but you can certainly still plant daffodils and crocus, and tulips next month. Avoid snowdrops, though - they will have dried out out of the ground and probably won't grow. You can plant tulips until December by Emmaandsam Emmaandsam

12/11/2012 12:21:01

by Busy-Lizzie

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