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good effect of a wet summer

have a tiny pond, so maybe I'll try that Derek. What else did will do well this year beause of last year's wet weather? Here's a couple for your starter for ten...camellias, most spring flowering bulbs by nutcutlet

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31/03/2013 15:51:03

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Please ell me what to do with my summer bulbs!!!

are dahlias etc -too early for those- but they can be started off under cover. Ok here goes- Gladiolus- plant 10+cm/4-5ins deep between March/May. They should flower July-Oct. The corms then should be lifted in Oct & stored dry/frost free until the next Spring by PaperFlowers

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15/03/2013 07:46:48

by Bunny..

Patchy Muscari River

and a large portion of muscari have flowered but there are completely bald sections of the muscari planting of up to half a metre long. It doesn't seem to be the shade or the aspect, could it be the depth of the bulbs as they were planted in several by Hellfor leisure

12/05/2013 10:56:43

by nutcutlet

shade loving plants

a couple of shady borders and tend to look here for ideas. thanks Rob the website is great lots of good hot colours for me Hellebore, Hardy Geranium, Japanese Anemone come to mind. Pansies do fine in the shade as do most spring bulbs. The problem by trifid house

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12/07/2012 15:55:21

by Leggi

Spring has sprung in my garden

As my bulbs started to open today with the amount of sunshine we have had. Enjoy my Spring Blog. http://blog.trowelslg.com/2013/03/spring-has-sprung.html I've got primroses, but no snowdrops flowering yet. My Emily Primrose has been in full by scotkat

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08/03/2013 14:39:34

by Flower bird

Plants for window boxes..

selling spring bulbs half price by sunnyone

04/01/2013 21:48:42

by kate1123

Beware of Parkers Bulbs. .

of 6 geraniums, supposed to be a mix were all the same ,pink common geranium There have been many complaints about this dreadful comapny over many years. They often picture plants growing together which do not flower at the same time, their bulbs by twirly

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07/09/2012 17:15:06

by christopher2

Talkback: Growing garlic in a clay soil

to break up the bulb into smaller cloves,it can be planted late Autumn or early Spring, I normally go for early Spring though. StaceyF - you plant each clove separately, & each clove should become a whole head when you harvest them in the summer. Bauchigirl by StaceyF

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28/11/2011 18:30:32

by Pippa

What do you think of this combination?

been busy on the Canterbury Bells in my garden in the odd few minutes when it is not sheeting with rain! I like the sound of this. I would underplant with bulbs for early spring interest. Your bees would also appreciate a winter flowering plant like by Tina_i_am

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21/06/2012 23:40:39

by sterelitza

Talkback: Crazy about colchicums

it will not need to be a permanent feature, interesting to hear if others have had this problem....I only get serious bulb problems with sparrows on yellow or orange spring crocus!! I planted some colchicums in my garden last month and couldn't understand why by Lorrie Flannery

28/11/2011 18:30:10

by Pippa Greenwood

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