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Talkback: How to insulate a greenhouse
the front on a warm day. I keep the battons in place all year as I use them to attach strings to grow tomatoes. Using "large bubble" for the first time.The Alliclip Extensions do not twist through the expected 90 degrees and fall out quite easily when by bc103963
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31/03/2012 22:47:47
by lolly2
Talkback: Christmas compost
to you, Please check if they sterilise it too - our council doesn't, as I found out last year - ivy seedlings everywhere, tomatoes everywhere, and a friend was unlucky enough to get japanese knotweed from the council compost too (which they then charged by Helen, Malvern
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28/11/2011 18:30:29
by James A-S
Talkback: Compost
My husband insists in digging in teabags/old tomatoes/old cucumber into the soil. Is this doing any good to the soil? I have a laurel hedge which generates a lot of leaf trimmings which I have shredded. Can I compost these or are they poisonous. I by compost
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28/11/2011 18:30:35
by orchid
Talkback: Choosing vegetable varieties
from a website called http://www.catalink.com I've clearly gone about this all the wrong way. We moved house a year ago and dug in a small veg plot earlier this year. We grew courgettes, sweetcorn, tomatoes and carrots. There's no way we can go back by green eyed pea
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28/11/2011 18:37:33
by peggy sue
Talkback: Geoffrey Smith
one'sattention for a moment let alone for the considerable time that he did.I shall miss him and his wonderful voiceenormously. What a lovely, warm person and such a great voice. He has gone to that place where tomatoes are always without blight. I by RaiulBaztepo
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03/03/2012 21:52:19
by Glyn Walden
Talkback: Wind-damaged garden
fine. I live in mid west France and our weather hasn't been too brilliant/ Far too windy and a lot more rain than usual. I've already planted out courgettes and some tomatoes so it'll be interesting to see how they survive. I have lots of back up plants by elgin-beehive
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28/11/2011 18:38:42
by Pippa Greenwood
Talkback: Growing root vegetables
. Carrots and parsnips - use a half a grow bag. Cut the bag around it middle to make a pot. Grow tomatos or potatos in it one year then save it. Plat carrots etc in it next year. I have not been very successful raising carrotts in the garden, I set them by Vee
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28/11/2011 18:38:46
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Talkback: Growing buddleia for butterflies
the grape vine) casualtes nclude roses, vines,beans, tomatoes and an acer in a pot. Has anyone any suggestions? I have searched carefully for vine weavil but found none. I too have enjoyed the sight of more butterflies this Summer! I live in Newcastle upon by tn
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28/11/2011 18:39:26
by Jo Gonass
Talkback: Greenhouse cleaning
.Carpet Cleaning Romford I have had botrytis on my tomato plants this year in the greenhouse. Should I clean it with anything in particular before over wintering other plants in it? I certainly agree with cleaning the glass in the greenhouse to help light get by Lorrie, Sheffield
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28/11/2011 18:40:17
by Brian
Talkback: The nuthatch
special nest box alas. If you cannot see the nuthatch - listen - it has a characteristic call - a bit like polystyrene on glass.More at - http://darbishire.blogspot.com/ This is my very first blog, so bear with me. I think I will try the Brandywine tomato by kaycurtis
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28/11/2011 18:43:09
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