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signs of life

God its cold outside in Sheffield today. Ive just been outside and thought I might do some gardening. That thought lasted about aminute[ definitely seed catalogue reading sort of weather] On the brightside I noticed snowdrops starting to push by nigelcoad

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08/12/2012 12:28:17

by asilvert

In flower now

the south west and I have seen sweet peas in flower but I have to say I have not as many flowers as you out.you must be in the sheltered bit. I had a snowdrop flowering in a tub on boxing day! Very mild weather. Sad that the grounds so wet tho xx I live by Muvs Dashwood

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05/01/2013 17:58:50

by Rosa carriola

Planting Hellebores

, really cannot complain ??6 6 pound I've started planting in the garden, just snowdrops and tete a tete daffs in the green. So glorious to get out and start a new year's gardening! lots of things have started in growth and when I pruned the hydrangeas (i by Danielm2323

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07/02/2013 17:43:55

by Gardening Grandma

using bulbs as annuals in shade

in early part of the year -yet the spring flowering bulbs reappear annually-well they do here anyway Not really sure Rick, are you talking about Spring bulbs or Summer ones? Yes, if you like, but snowdrops and anemone blanda grow in shade. Daffodils prefer by Rick greenfingers

21/02/2013 21:35:52

by nutcutlet

A bulb for all seasons

Hi, which bulbs can I plant in a large pot so that I have some coming up throughout the year, I have already collected some snowdrops, narcissi (dwaft) and cyclamen and wondered what else I can add to ensure a pot that looks pretty all year long? A by Tina Duffill

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08/03/2013 17:21:06

by Gardening Grandma

front garden design

door and a little bed with one or two ferns, a foxglove or three poking up between them and maybe alechemila mollis ? lovely foliage. Snowdrops will grow in dry shade too. Don't forget to improve the soil before you plant, if hasn't been cultivated by bramble lover

03/04/2013 21:17:05

by Cheerypeabrain

help with dug up spring bulbs

, worth mentioning that snowdrops should never be left out of the ground or they'll dry up and die. Sorry, ignore my last post, I can't edit it. Yes, put them straight back in the ground, especially if the leaves haven't finished dying back yet by bossdaddy

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30/05/2012 12:52:11

by Alina W

out of season plants

daffs, ho hum" What next; yellow snowdrops in August, blue roses in February or purple crocosmia in May?? This is why Chelsea doesn't feel quite right for me....masses of plants flowering at wrong time. Delphiniums are best when blue, daffs are yellow by Bookertoo

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04/03/2013 22:43:18

by Gardening Grandma

Suggestions please

soil, and flowered right from January to the end of April (one is just about still going). If the trees are deciduous snowdrops and autumn crocus should be ok. I also understand that lungwort (pulmonaria) tolerates both shade and clay but have never by Jo Stephenson

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11/05/2013 14:09:26

by Flower bird

Talkback: Most loved plants

because of the bad weather but the buds are about to burst. I also love snowdrops in their infinite variety and scrutinise my promiscuous spread every year for a good new one. We usually love whoever or whatever needs us so I expect many peoples by titaflan

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28/11/2011 18:40:20

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