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Talkback: Weeding songs

, the veg didn`t seem to mind. I, too, listen to my wind-up radio whilst working in the garden. It has the added bonus of also being powered by sunshine, so long sunny days need no pauses for winding. It is amazing the amount of information one can amass by fallen angel

28/11/2011 18:31:07

by Learning new Tricks

CHOISYA SUNDANCE IN SHADE?

I have a yellow-leaved choisya sundance, which I would like to grow in a west-facing spot, which because of a garden shed, doesnt get any direct sun at all. Ive read that its good for brightening a dark corner, but has anyone tried growing by ronan q

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19/04/2012 20:37:21

by Gold1locks

Solanum Crispum

deadheaded it and it flowered like a gud un Just gave it a good feed of blood fish and bone early spring . Is it in a suunny spot ? Yes -well as sunny as it can be in our garden. It is about 7 ft wide and 10ft tall. Amazing plant. As its so tall deadheading by rosesgrowonyou

02/06/2012 22:04:51

by rosesgrowonyou

Barnsley Lavatera

-barrel sized, minimum). It'd be much happier and longer-lived in the ground though. It likes a sunny and well drained spot and will get to 7 feet tall and the same wide (and front-to-back) so is a fairly biggun. Not one of my favourite plants as they can get by Lesley 4

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02/07/2012 19:29:26

by sean2

Oriental Lilies

one season fluke." Alternatively were you wearing your sun glasses at the time? If I fancy a change of colour in the garden I pop on my sunnies. Much cheaper than buying new plants! Thanks to both Lorelei and Quercus-ruber for responding to my by Jan D

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29/06/2012 08:29:55

by Jan D

I've bought a Kangeroo Paws plant- but know nothing about them,for outside?

Paws Yes it is native Australian. Adapted to SUNNY, well drained, sandy soils and drought conditions. No it won't survive a UK winter, it'll need to be kept in a heated greenhouse or indoors. Treat as a short lived perennial. 3-5 years before it heads by lucky3

08/08/2012 05:37:20

by lilypilly

New lawn

Hi, I would email the experts but hopefully my gardening colleagues can solve this issue. I laid a new lawn over 2 months ago, and followed all the rules, not standing on it for the required time, watering it for a full month etc etc. On my first by ogster

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08/07/2012 21:58:01

by ogster

Runner beans

Have a large garden , lots of insect friendly plants, but beans are not setting and flowers are dropping, is it the costant rain or has anyone an answer This often happens early in the season-and it has not been sunny and warm-we need the bees by Wendy7

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21/07/2012 16:13:15

by sotongeoff

Hops

I fancy growing my own hops - for decoration in the house, rather than brewing (though what's the betting my OH can't resist th homebrew urge). Has anybody grown them with any success? The area I have in mind is a sunny willlow-screen covered fence by auntie betty

01/09/2012 09:48:48

by jatnikapyar

Fuschia problem

.??. flower 7 wrote (see) my fuschia's (two) in pots are beautiful plants,green, healthy and strong , but hardley and flowers on them this year.?? any clues as why.??. Like a lot of things this year, the weather. It's just not been that warm or sunny by Avril Terry

13/09/2012 20:13:10

by figrat

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