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An invitation to View June 2012

.. super. i just also copied into my browser to view. What a lovely garden. Wow! What do you do in your spare time! Glad you enjoyed the tour. What spare time? All I get on any of the links above is a red tomato splat. Invitation to View June 2012 This link by Berghill

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23/06/2012 11:46:55

by Soozie123

Tulips in Pots

with? Will a liquid feed do, such as Miracle Gro, or should it be tomato feed, or something else? Sorry to disagree Leggi but you feed spring flowering bulbs after flowering to build it up for the following year an autumn feed will do nothing by wisehedgecrone

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11/08/2012 15:31:37

by Leggi

Help - how can I rescue my Clematis

drink and a tonic of liquid tomato food or seaweed now so their roots get plumped up and healthy as these are the plants' engines. Keep them watered and fed till late September when you can plant them out in the garden. Make sure you dig a good deep by Notgreenfingered

26/08/2012 21:37:18

by obelixx

Plants and shrubs in containers.

have found even with winter ones if it gets too cold they shut down It is a question of using the right feed-but for flowering plants tomato food is fine you want to encourage flower-it is high in potash- but for veg you would use something like by jean riley

19/09/2012 22:03:55

by sotongeoff

Hello from a Newbie

plants flower earlier here and don't last as long as in England because the heat in July and August can be too much. Annuals in pots do very well, but I water them a lot. Onions, tomatoes, courgettes and squash do very well. The runner beans were by Le Hibou

21/10/2012 21:22:17

by Penninepetal

Green houses

an offer £8oo on 2 wests and Elliott but it is a bit too dear although the green frame appeals and maybe good quality, I wonder about poly against glass are there any for and againsts. Linda Hi, I'm looking at size 10'-8' I,d like to grow tomatoes by Anita Leakey

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26/11/2012 10:27:05

by AnitaL

A mild annoyance

will germinate in damp sand, when I spilt some tomato seed on my hot sand bed I had better results than from the actual seed trays.As a lad we did not have bespoke compost so it was all done with soil, we had no problems with that so why do otherwise? Frank. Got by Berghill

07/01/2013 17:57:28

by Berghill

Teasel

and and water the chilli, aubergine, pepers and tomatoes. Teasel is a big plant, so you don't need many of them in a garden. Many garden centres sell small plants, from the end of February, about £1 each, in the wildflowers section. That's probably the most by Stacey Watt

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08/01/2013 20:08:54

by nutcutlet

What not to grow

out of the ground and tasted of nothing when cooked. Now you'll be thinking it's just me, but I grow lovely carrots, tomatoes, courgettes, chillis, peas, beans, parsnips, potatoes and salads. I just can't seem to be successful with anything more by Green Magpie

30/01/2013 20:38:30

by Welshonion

Greenhouse

it sets, thus attaching the frame to the concrete in the ground. The greenhouse screws onto the frame. This meant I could have an earth floor for growing things eg tomatoes. It hasn't blown away yet! At first I had a Parasene heater, then OH put up a cable by bunnysgarden

02/02/2013 17:56:38

by bunnysgarden

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