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what to do with overgrown patch

we have a large patch at the side of our house which is continuously overgrown with weeds and spring flowers. we have lived in this house for nearly 4 years now and would like to use this space as a vegetable patch next year. we have dug the patch by Claire Rogerson

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26/06/2012 07:31:34

by weejenny

Looking for ideas to mini-landscape..

Hey everyone, I'm gonna be straight up here, I've no creativity when it comes to gardening so I'm looking for ideas. I've attached some pics below of two small plots entering a house that are at either side of the drive. As you can see by Uncle Hugo

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14/04/2012 08:17:08

by Botticelliwoman

Hello from a Newbie

have summers up to +40 degs C and winters with temperatures down to -20 degs C, so quite a range! Most of the time, though, we have a fairly temperate climate. I'm attempting to establish a 'country' garden, with a flower garden, a veg plot and a by Le Hibou

21/10/2012 21:22:17

by Penninepetal

small veg patch

to grow easy stuff to start, you can become more adventurous as you get more sure of what you ae doing. Good rule is to grow things that are tooexpensive to buy - peas, beans of all sorts, a salad supply, Cougettes, Plan your plot into 3 or 4 sections 3ft by osso

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11/02/2013 19:29:51

by osso

Talkback: Growing salad leaves

once) a quite tasty shop bought tomato. Lovely. what a load of rubbishatotal waste of time space and moneywhat happend to Monty Dons plotWhy should we pay for large new greenhouse and tons of top soil to convert a rugby pitch plus anew shedwhat happend by gardeningeek

28/11/2011 18:38:20

by tisjen

Alternative uses for a shady raised bed

like to make it into a wildflower bed, or use it as a veggie plot for larger veg that I can't put into containers, such as broccolli, squashes and sweetcorn. Can anyone advise what may be best for this site? Hi Alison If grass does grow well it doesn by Alison Trafford

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28/02/2013 20:35:55

by Alison Trafford

Talkback: Wilting wisteria: an update

grafted plants not seed raised and they should flower the year. We bought Wisteria floribunda Alba from http//floraselect.co.uk and it flowered in the first year. what is the ideal pH number for your soil when growing vegetables please, I am a new boy by hereisabee

28/11/2011 18:39:35

by Janine

Talkback: Moles

anyway? Only one sure way of ridding your garden from the Taliban of pests.Chilli powder.I produce my own - habaneros mostly - and a kilo of powder keeps my one acre of vegetable and flower plots totally free of moles.My garden was infested with at least by chloet

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24/07/2012 11:03:04

by Doctor_63

Talkback: Growing onions and shallots

FOR POTTING ON AND DONT SEEM TO SUFFER ANY WILT PROBLEM? THE SAME PROCESS CAN BE USED FOR MOST OTHER SEEDS (MARROWS, ETC) WHICH YOU MAY WANT TO SAVE! GOOD LUCK. Hi Jane, I'm attempting an ambitious gardening project to grow as much vegetables as I possibly can by Anonymous

28/11/2011 18:38:25

by gaynorthepainter

Talkback: Protecting crops

potatoes. Also when can I pick my beetroot. Hi Anj,Yes i had my complete vegetable plot destroyed by hail damadge..hoping it re grows..does anybody know how tgo protect against hail damadge...would plastic sheeting work? and is it good for the plants Have by val

28/11/2011 18:38:49

by karendave

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