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Talkback: Big plants
not some fotos...as I LIVE IN THE mediterranean, dont know if they could be grown successfully here but i have plenty of water and room but wretched soil. any chance of fotos? Hello patrician,James has included links to images of each of the plants by patientgardener
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28/11/2011 18:39:12
by James A-S
Talkback: Wormery composters
few earthworms, possibly due to New Zealand flatworms. If brandling worms are put onto the garden amongst the compost do they survive and will they improve the soil? Thanks for your query Callander girl.Firstly, I haven't heard much about New Zealand by Neil
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28/11/2011 18:40:01
by composter
Talkback: Snowdrop days
little plant that dares to bare itself through the cold soil is something so welcome and cheerful. oops, I meant 11th of course! VisitScotland have an annual Snowdrop Festival. We will hopefully be visiting the Walled Garden at Colzium House in Kilsyth by Lainey
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28/11/2011 18:43:06
by Rob Stacewicz
Talkback: Gardening holidays
, and found it really inspiring. Anyone living in a dry area, or with very dry soil, will certainly find plants here that will flourish. by Greenfinch
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28/11/2011 18:44:07
by joseph woosey
Talkback: Colourful winter stems
winter form hence coppiced Salix and various Cornus probably siberica or elegantissima not that there's a huge difference between the two. The soil which is ideal for the rush (a heavy heavy brick orange clay) should work with the others and I am hoping by happymarion
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18/02/2012 17:14:10
by www.alittlesliceofeden.blogspot.com
Tulips
't the only one with 'stumpy' tulip flowers this year. The little ones in this pot with the stripey leaves are 'Red Riding Hood'.  Neither these potted ones or the ones in the garden have grown stems this year and all are coming up with flower heads at soil by Judith2
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24/04/2012 19:06:19
by Lokelani
A Hydrangea that won't flower
bound. I moved it last year to a semi shade spot, with lovely soil, and pruned it at the right time, but still no flowers. It has lots of new leaves shooting already, so what could I do to encourage flowers please? I haven't cut it back yet. Hello, I by Jenniferann
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30/03/2012 13:09:38
by Anne Brown
problem solving
I would like some advice on storing Narcissus bulbs. A customer of mine fills her tubs with daffodils, when they have finished flowering and died back I dig up and store them in her shed for the following Autumn. I shake of the soil and put them by torsi
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20/04/2012 18:47:05
by torsi
olive trees and oleanders in pots
planted two new oleanders into the soil and wrapped them in fleece along with the one that had survived (potted).  All three were killed by the frost this year.  They are definitely dead as the stems are pulpy.  They were so beautiful too.  it's a shame by PHILTHEBRILL
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06/05/2012 22:33:17
by PHILTHEBRILL
Blossom Trees
cherry tree on a dwarf rootstock - these are supposed to reach only 10ft. Again they are fast growing. DO NOT get one without the dwarfing rootstock as they grow to 10m! Possibly your best alternative is to go for Acers if you have acidic soil. No blossom by Stephen Lawrence
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15/05/2012 23:02:07
by basmithr
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