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Talkback: Growing spring bulbs

, I have very limited space in my backgarden and would like to use the containers that I currently use for Spring bulbs (Daffs, Snowdrops, Crocusses, Tulips)again for summer flowers. What do I do with the bulbs until Autum? Can I take the bulbs out by Alice

28/11/2011 18:38:10

by morphette

Talkback: Exotic colour in April

blue flowers in New Zealand - not even blue gentians, but introduced lupins are taking over they are so well pollinated! My wallflowers,second year plants/huge, floppy,,full of flowers and perfume.my best ever.and still blooming.bettall Adam, I seem by DogWhisperer

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28/11/2011 18:38:34

by carabella

raised beds

of different colours. Only thing here is they are not all long lived so you'd need to take replacement cuttings every other year or so but they're very easy, and free! - Herbs like lavendar and rosemary, definitely (different sizes, colours and there's a by welshkatt

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29/04/2012 13:58:53

by FloBear

Deadheading RhodedendonDead

the plant with a quick snap of the thumb pushing on the side, or can be cut off with a hand pruner. With the smaller flowered rhododendrons and azaleas, dead-heading is labor intensive and and generally is not required. Dead-heading is usually done to make by mo_strawberries

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19/07/2012 16:24:20

by Gardening Grandma

Pot Grown Potatoes

your idea of using old compost bags, what a good idea. Thanks for your reply (and the one abov also) and if they are a success, I may try more next year, but they do take an awful lot of compost!!!! They do take a lot of compost but I think they by alisondicky

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03/06/2012 11:42:05

by Julie J

Small Potatoes

and they have grown but I was fed up with all the leaves taking up space so I cut them down and found the spuds... I havent fed them anything either. they just grew on their own from peelings. I have cooked them for a potato salad tomorrow, and at least two by James5

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27/07/2012 13:55:36

by Lynne22

Some pics of my before and after garden

the transformation. Still work in progress but getting there! Thank you for sharing What a lovely garden. Do you want to design mine? I class myself as a pretty good plantswoman, but don't have an artistic bone when it comes to design. I did take the plunge and get by Lavender Lady

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08/08/2012 12:56:39

by Tegan M

Tackling erosion

of slate into their bank in order to support plants until they established, I thought this seemed a possibility. We're now taking it easy and resting our aching muscles before taking on the next stage. We're thinking we will have to cut back the brambles by Carole Lacy

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07/01/2013 09:54:34

by Joe_the_Gardener

Greenhouse heating / winter growing

bags over them. I also use clear plastic food containers with clear lids. I don't sow many perennials, I find it easier to buy a decent plant and take cuttings or split it. Annuals that are colourfull that I have grown from seed - petunias, rudbeckias by yvonne parsons2

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14/01/2013 16:46:21

by sotongeoff

what to plant NOW !

with drawing and re drawing my garden, ill take a wander tomorrow and see whats growing already in my local garden centre . whats good for cut flowers apart from dahlias , i really like high scented plants too ?? any suggestions Dutch Iris ,gladioli,if you by kerri

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20/02/2013 19:04:12

by blairs

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