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Boston Ivy

Hello Please can anyone tell me when would one plant from a pot a boston ivy plant, I can see its a great climber which would help with one of my mums garden walls...I also love the red colour its gives in Autumn. Is spring or now the best time (Im by Deev8

13/10/2012 10:04:24

by Deev8

Crinum Powelli

it now or wait till spring by bjay

13/10/2012 13:28:26

by bjay

Tree planting

the Spring? We are in the North of Scotland on a hill with a very exposed garden, and the forecast is for Arctic winds at the weekend . by Poly-anthus

23/10/2012 19:14:33

by Poly-anthus

lilly bulbs in containers

I have had some lilly in containers, for 5 years, i want remove them clean the containers, and change the soil,what is the best time to do this, now or spring before they start to grow If they have died back completely then it is safe to do it now by graham cosgrove

27/10/2012 10:33:10

by sotongeoff

Bone meal or Fish bone and blood??

I have planted some flowering shrubs in my garden. Come early spring what do I sprinkle around them. I read about General fertiliser, Bone meal, Fish and Bone, manure...the list is endless.please help...from one very confused woman! Thank you Fish by Rose lady

01/11/2012 20:19:11

by Verdun

Pruning Help

I have a very overgrown honeysuckle which is top heavy and has a spring and summer flowering clematis entwined with it plus a couple of tall roses. Does anyone know when and how I should prune them please? They were like it when we moved in, we by wickismith

10/11/2012 07:42:36

by wickismith

Lawn maintainace

in advance Nathalie My advice is to stay off it and leave it alone till the Spring-it is getting too late for any treatments and walking on it is doing more harm than good You can still do aerating, topdressing, and feeding then Just ignore and don't look by Pebble Garden

28/11/2012 16:00:48

by Pebble Garden

Foxglove illumination pink

My foxglove illumination pink plants are growing apace over this winter. I have high hopes they will be large by the time I plant them out in the garden in the spring. I have potted on twice....second time today....and they seem eager to grow by Verdun

18/01/2013 23:33:47

by Verdun

Winter feeding of cuttings

can harden them off late spring. I live in a flat and have a balcony. by Flower bird

20/01/2013 12:18:42

by Flower bird

veg

Hi, Sorry if im in wrong place!!! but i dug up some potatoes yesterday which have been in veg plot since last spring! they looked fine, but ,can they be eaten????? lf they are they firm and not green-why not? Thanks for that. I dug the potato bed by cindysimp

19/02/2013 10:56:28

by Busy-Lizzie

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