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Talkback: Christmas compost

by the time I do!! Also my soil is always so hungry it all totally disappears by the spring.And where do all the worms come from? Our bins were started on totally virgin soil that seems to be the most un worm friendly there is out there but, behold, within a by Helen, Malvern

28/11/2011 18:30:29

by James A-S

Talkback: Compost

.During the Spring, Summer and Autumn I do this fortnightly.Also during dryer weather I water the heap and cover with old compost bags to keep the moisture in the heap. by compost

28/11/2011 18:30:35

by orchid

Talkback: My garden shed

and getting knocked off screw the lids to the underside of the shelves and let the jars hang down. I've just tidied my shed out ready for the Spring Rush! But what do you do with the dying and dead, soggy and unreadable packets of ??RosePlus, Chesunt compound by Rhoda Dendron

28/11/2011 18:30:40

by Pamela

Talkback: Preparing beds for planting

. In the first veg bed, I chitted some potatoes and now I have green leaves above the ground (all very exciting). In the other bed, I have Cougettes, which look like they have died. They were growing lovely on my window sill. Also added Carrot, spring Onion by joseph woosey

28/11/2011 18:31:05

by paulo

Talkback: Astrantia and alstroemeria

've found it invasive but easy to remove where unwanted. Leaves very smelly when crushed. Hi igreen - I find that I get better germination on my Astrantias if I sow seeds in the autumn and leave the pots outside in winter. Come spring and they germinate by igreen

28/11/2011 18:36:30

by flowerpot100

Talkback: Leaf miner

from the sun and rain, the children play around the trunk, and I can't be the only one thrilled each spring with the dramatic way it comes back to life from its winter dormancy. Hearing that this tree was being attacked by leaf miners and would probably by Jayboy

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28/11/2011 18:37:19

by robert walsh

Talkback: Composting waste

in my plastic bin all last winter who obligingly turned my compost every day and once she had moved out in the spring I had the best crumbly compost ever! If you have a problem with rats it could be that you are adding meat bones or dairy by Anonymous

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28/11/2011 18:37:35

by Tyncgreetry

Talkback: Distractions from gardening

,runer beans,onions.every one was so help full me an hubby have just put in a pond , and planted our first fruit trees. im so excited i cant wate for spring to come. brings back lots a memorys with me an my dad on is alloment he taught me to love gardening re by joseph woosey

28/11/2011 18:37:49

by dave matthews

Talkback: Designing a new garden

't mow it too much or too short - otherwise you'll have a fine patch of moss by autumn! As for the oak trees - it will prove difficult to get grass to grow under an oak tree to lawn standard - why not try naturalising spring bulbs and leave the grass by MarkD

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28/11/2011 18:38:11

by G

Talkback: Summer-flowering bulbs

now spot exactly where I need them in patches bare of any spring colour. I can even pretend I planned it that way! I buy weired and wonderfull bulbs and plants when we go to flower shows, last year at the Gateshead one I visited the dutchman on his by gardens.dj

02/02/2012 10:56:41

by Amy Carter

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