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Talkback: More seed sowing
about gardening and vegetable cultivation as well as wildlife and their place in the balance of nature. Kids need to understand where their food comes from, and about seasonality, something which has been sadly lost with the advent of frozen dinners by Lynn Drakelands
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28/11/2011 18:38:37
by paul
Talkback: Moles and molehills
their soil is useful for my pots if only it was my lawn they raised.the mole in question loves to tunnel up and down my veg patch lifting everything in its path. Simon: Moles in the vegetable garden also tend to mean that the roots of the veg are dangling by happymarion
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28/11/2011 18:39:27
by jenny
Talkback: Green manure
another green manure and leave it til the following spring.June - there are so many vareities to choose from. here is a list from allotment.org.uk: http://www.allotment.org.uk/vegetable/potato/potato-flavour-type.phpKate Kate - thanks so much for your by Kate Bradbury
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28/11/2011 18:41:24
by melanie
Talkback: Autumn gardening jobs
that summer is over but for me as a container vegetable gardener, I've got all sorts of planting jobs to do as well for the over winter veg. Forgive my ignorance as a relatively new gardener, but whilst I agree and see the benefits of leaving the tidying by ChristyRose
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28/11/2011 18:44:14
by Todd Eric
Talkback: Native versus non-native plants
is not native, it comes from the Caucasus. I could go on............................ If we only had native species our streets would be very different,No Chestnut trees no Acacia and on and on. And as for vegetables...no spuds, runner beans, tomatoes, courgettes by donutsmrs
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03/07/2012 10:42:58
by Gracie5
Talkback: Wet weather on the veg plot
agree with all of this.I went to leicester market today,bought 2 large baskets of strawberries for £1;7 peaches for £1,peas,potatoes,all cheap and delicious.And my poor vegetables are either drowning or sulking in mud.Why do we do it?!!I'm afraid its by YewJay
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15/07/2012 16:47:09
by Maud is in the garden
top 5
? Magic! Lavender for instant aromatherapy. Clematis of various sorts, for their profuse blossoms. Ask me again tomorrow and I'd think of five more, no problem. And that's just the ornamentals, I could start all over again when it comes to vegetables by auntie betty
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07/06/2012 17:48:33
by gardeningfantic
Peony Pruning?
. The last forty or more years of a lawn a swing and a bit of a flower bed restricted peoples knowledge, now there is a rush back to vegetable growing, what a treat they are in for when they eat their own produce. Frank. A great history in gardening by Moonlit Hare
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08/07/2012 15:29:14
by Gardening Grandma
buried snails
Copper collars round the base of the plants.  It does work, honestly.  My sister in law has been using them with great effect in her vegetable garden, they seem costly but do last virtually for ever so can be re-used time and time again.  I grow around 65 by diggingdoris
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07/07/2012 22:03:34
by Aqua
Welcome to the potting shed
- outdoors seasons. I am trying to encourage a community gardening project to grow various fruit and vegetables throughout the year and I am loooking for a usefull gardening calender of what we should be doing or getting ready each month. We by Daniel Haynes
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28/07/2012 20:49:48
by david spikes
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