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Ford Abbey near Yeovil

This Ford Abbey gardens.This is the best place to visit if you are looking for inspiration.They have the most wonderful bog garden and their flower borders are beautiful.they have also a walled garden with vegetables of allsorts.The fountain by flowering rose

12/12/2012 20:14:26

by Busy-Lizzie

Extra veggie growing space!

? Hello Christine Cantello Do you have space in your own garden to grow vegetables as well as the space your neighbour is giving you? Your neighbour is nice to give you a greenhouse and a bit of garden, sounds great they get there garden looked by Christine Cantello

19/01/2013 21:26:42

by Rosa carriola

Compost

wouldnt want ant powder anywhere near any vegetable plants. Ants nesting in/invading compost bins are a sign that the compost is too dry- try watering the contents. J. oh ok, Thanks Jo Stir it up and water it - they'll leave in search for somewhere warm by WelshAnge

12/05/2013 22:10:05

by Dovefromabove

Gardeners World too short

Cand the BBC go back to an hour long GW programme, like it used to be. Whilst I love what we see now on the programme, there isn't enough on growing vegetables and fruit. Not just the pleasant part of growing veg and fruit, but all the problems by Freebie Queen

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09/07/2012 15:32:51

by gardeningfantic

Talkback: Manure

to get rid of it as it is a constantly appearing item. If I am unlucky, somebody else has beaten me to it and taken half the pile, but our school vegetable patch is full of many carloads of it now and I am looking forward to the resultant vegetables by larrtcotter@aol.com

28/11/2011 18:31:10

by k8togi

Talkback: Last of the leeks

in and stand back jc. I am desperate for leek plants where are you Lizzie Owing to illness couldn't plan leek seeds this year, my favourite vegetable. Where is the gardening centre Lizzie please. This is my first year on my allotment the girls by northwood kirkbys allotments joey

28/11/2011 18:31:20

by PoeticRambler

Compost bin/cold frame

I have a very small garden, but still grow flowers and fruit and vegetables in one raised bed (8'x4') small borders and containers. But would like to produce my own compost, and make a small cold frame! Any ideas for sizes, materials and plans would by Terry Quinn

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27/04/2012 13:39:22

by Terry Quinn

moss

to be damp, not wet. Scrape off the moss with a trowel and re-top with fresh soil. Thank you Alina. Alina I am relatively new to this, but very pleased with your reply. I grow mostly vegetables. There are lots of vegatable growers on here, Maureen - if you by maureen1962

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19/05/2012 15:20:10

by maureen1962

Help DIY or professional gardener

Last year I moved and obtained a relatively large garden that is very mature with a few trees and requires quite a lot of work doing. I have previously grown my own vegetables so was keen to just set aside a section of my garden to do the same by Vegiegirl

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12/03/2012 12:42:04

by Vegiegirl

A Three-Petalled blue flower?

I've found an odd plant growing on my allotment, no idea what it is or where it came from, but it's definitely not a vegetable It's about 6" tall with strappy sort of leaves, not very bushy, and a lovely bright royal blue flower with three petals by Raven48

16/08/2012 22:24:14

by Raven48

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