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Talkback: Greenhouse cleaning

bit more vegetable plot for a row of early potatoes. Help. I cleaned out my greenhouse only to have my Parasene Heater emit black oily smoke all over everything! I have been careful with keeping the wick in good condition and filled with fuel. Any by Lorrie, Sheffield

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28/11/2011 18:40:17

by Brian

Talkback: Verbena bonariensis

. I took plants with me when my husband and I moved to Spain and they self seeded prolifically around our plot in the mountains and looked great growing alongside the wild flowers and grasses. My Spanish neighbours loved them too. We returned to the UK by SuzieC

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28/11/2011 18:41:09

by learneCoony

What do you think of this combination?

Hello, I'm planning on what to plant for next year. The area is around my vegetable plot. It's a raised board, south facing, but gets some shade as its surrounded by other gardens. I want to attract bees and butterflies and have a cottage feel. I by Tina_i_am

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21/06/2012 23:40:39

by sterelitza

Grow it and eat it

started with a group of local residents, clearing overgrown land, creating veg patches, chicken runs etc, sowing and planting etc - then returning to cook the produce. And I think he also started from scratch with creating veg plots and keeping hens by happymarion

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14/12/2012 21:56:54

by happymarion

ORGRO or not to GRO

on the fruit and vegetable plot where it can be used both as a soil enricher and as a top dressing and can be mulched around the base of trees and bushes where it will slowly release its plentiful nutrients and trace elements. Orgro is up to 6 times more by Brumbull

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04/03/2013 22:05:24

by clogherhead

Talkback: Grow your own chutney

watered if you live somewhere that hasn't had much rain. last year my wife made lots of homemade chutney, from all vegetables and fruit grown on our plot, useing green and red tomatoes, chillies, cues, and beetroot, its great to open a jar on Christmas day by juliamalone@sky.com

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28/11/2011 18:40:50

by jean

Talkback: Watering plants

about water pumps. He mentioned an electric one at around £45 but didn't say where we could get it from. Can anyone help?Thanks Hello. I wonder if you can help. I've been turning over a patch of ground that should be our vegetable plot. We've had a by Josephine from Wilts

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28/11/2011 18:40:51

by SuzieQ

Cats

of the garden you can put it there after a while of this musical chair placement the cats will (fingers crossed) move somewhere else!! hope this helps. Vegetable plots and raised beds are open invitation to cats needing a toilet. They just love the bare soil by dg43

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10/05/2012 22:29:30

by Jotting Pen

Gardening newbie with loads of questions

Hello, Last year we moved into our new home, that had a greenhouse and a vegetable plot at the bottom of the garden. This year, I'm putting them to us. I have some herbs, flowers and vegetables (carrots, parsnips, peas & beetroot). I've always by Tina_i_am

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30/05/2012 18:54:12

by Tina_i_am

First time grower and in need of advice!

west facing, perfect for the vegetables! My front garden is the same and much to my neighbours disgust it is where I grow all my veg's. I have 4 large raised beds. I bought the kits from Harrolds Horticulture (check online-they give all the measurements by emraa

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25/02/2013 21:22:26

by Joolz13

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