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Talkback: More mischief

any light on this problem. I have grown gazinias for years and this is the first time I have encountered this problem. I started my tomato seed in Multicompost and transplanted them into the vegetable plot. The growth of the seedlings seemed by Lorna

28/11/2011 18:29:55

by Antonia

Talkback: Growing fruit and veg with children

as raspberries. My children and grandchildren loved helping with the fruit and vegetable garden and many are keen gardeners themselves. Great idea Pippa. We have been handing out free broad beans at work. They are fantastic for the kids as they grow so fast by Belgravia Wife

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28/11/2011 18:40:35

by hazel

Courgettes

through Sarah Raven's 'The Great Vegetable Plot' and she recommends making a planting hole on top of heap, filling with molehill soil or I guess good mpc would do. And with regard to Green Magpie's post, using effective slug deterrent of your choice. Hi by Heather4

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26/05/2012 20:32:21

by Welshonion

Talkback: Reap what you sow

beds. The defence in part I am sure is due to copper piping attached all around the edge. So, the 20-30 types of vegetables I'm growing this year are safe-ish. One night I did find a brave slug stretching more than double it's body length over by Cathy

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28/11/2011 18:27:17

by Izzypops

planting broad beans

offered advice. I have been planting the seeds directly into the soil in my vegetable plot. I have planted at 2" but could be guilty of watering in which could have caused rotting of the seed. I will plant replacements in pots in my unheated greenhouse. I by Colrice

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29/04/2012 22:00:56

by chas3

Talkback: How to build a raised vegetable bed

? Should I have different layers of materials ie Fertilizer, sand whatever as well as good compost. I intend to build a raised vegetable bed and notice that many people have placed a black membrane at the base and coming up the sides. Is this a weed by pattison

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13/05/2012 13:03:42

by Joe_the_Gardener

Where are my vegetables?

Is it just me are is everyone experiencing no show with stuff they've planted? I dug up half of my garden (because it wasn't getting used for relaxing or entertaining etc) and decided to have a vegetable plot instead ( to try to cut the cost by Diane Horsley

10/05/2013 18:02:15

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Talkback: Lawn trouble

.Spring wo'nt be long now, look out for the frogs and I've already seen wood pigoens pairing up thats a sure sighn,I think. Do what I did Pippa and dig it up and plant vegetables. I suspect the poigeons I see are already there and waiting for me to plant out by Pippa Greenwood

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28/11/2011 18:37:43

by Jackie

Talkback: Seed catalogues

eaten! Was it the squirrels or badgers? My guess is the badgers - they certainly visit my vegetable plot and are so fond of carrots and parsnips I can't now grow them.Tomatoes? This year far and away the best in my greenhouse has been Golden Cherry by Barnwell Brian

28/11/2011 18:39:51

by Adam Pasco

lawn removal?

where it is, beneath your new soil covering . But this is not the most effective time of year to apply Roundup. Putting down a membrane beneath an area where you intend to grow crops, possibly including root vegetables, seems a strange idea to me. I set by Christopher Tribe

17/10/2012 13:40:56

by Kezza

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