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Talkback: Brussels sprouts

infestation of cabbage whites and caterpillers, is this connected in anyway Im ben and im 13 i want to know if anyone has any advice on growing sprouts, im going to grow them this year. Im in the same boat, no sprouts. When can I sow the seeds for next year by gaynorthegardener

28/11/2011 18:30:27

by flatcap_man

This dreadful(?) weather and planting!

years of growing veg - all sorts of varieties, however, this year I have been 'bottling' planting out my young ones and have kept postponing my sowing for fear of everything being washed away in the rain or beaten by frost. Am I right to hold off by rjmprospero

20/04/2012 16:03:47

by rjmprospero

Looking for ideas to mini-landscape..

. gardenersworld.com team Emma is right, annual bedding will give you great colour and sowing seeds is the cheapest option by far. Otherwise, have a look at the neighbours gardens for the kinds of things that are thriving. Lavender is a good goer if you have by Uncle Hugo

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14/04/2012 08:17:08

by Botticelliwoman

Marigolds in the veg patch

pretty and so much the better if there are other benefits. You can eat nasturtium flowers in salads anyway. I meant to sow borage as well, forgot to buy the seed, but not too late I think. The flowers are pretty in ice cubes. Im amazed. How did by Verdun

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09/05/2013 00:33:57

by Verdun

Apple Trees

, inedible apples. The variety is very unlikely to resemble variety the pip came from. But it's a great way to grow apples, and who knows, you might grow a brand new type. But if you want to give it a go, just save the seed from an apple and sow them in a pot by james_92056

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06/06/2012 19:41:47

by paull2

Tasty and unusual fruit

to grow from seed- I sow mine in feb/mar This year I am also going to try growing Cucamelons- I bought the seeds from the James Wong collection of seeds.Pam LL x One of the chilli varieties I am growing this year is an "Uba Tuba" chilli, which looks like by Big gav

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25/01/2013 23:55:08

by Sam Glendinning

Growing lupins

Hey all. Last year I tried growing some lupin seeds in the greenhouse, but they all died no matter what size pot they were in. They'd grow to 1 inch then die. I pulled one up the once and found some kind of tiny worm (about a quarter of an inch by RubyLeaf

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29/01/2013 22:53:01

by RubyLeaf

Identify a weed please

're weeding I've come across this website, written by an amateur gardener for other gardeners. It has a bit about weeds with photos and other handy bits such as seed sowing. http://www.gardenwithoutdoors.org.uk/?q=weed_guide Thanks for that link Busy by Tomsk

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02/05/2013 23:07:27

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: Seed catalogues

I agree that if a certain seed is reliable and a chosen favourite then continue to use it. As I live in the north pennines I always choose Mussellburgh leek seeds because the plants are hardy and are able to withstand our winter weather by Barnwell Brian

28/11/2011 18:39:51

by Adam Pasco

Weed or not?

on it - but I think you may have an aquilegia (pinky flower) - not a weed, and possibly some Alchemilla mollis in front of it - again not a weed. Both can self-sow themselves all over the place but are not hard to keep control of. You've also got some other by Sazac

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17/05/2013 09:26:33

by Dovefromabove

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