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BBC Gardening Arrivals - Meeting Point

I'll get good advice and a good laugh too Rhoda !!!!! Diana-my cover is blown Just taken out a black kale which a) had run to seed and b) had flopped over an Oriental poppy. The flowers so pretty though, have filled a vase with them. Am sure by Gold1locks

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14/05/2012 08:30:28

by Greeneddy

a very miserable lady.

hundreds and hundreds of different types, from a couple of inches high to several feet high, bluish foliage, green, all shades of variagation, purple, lilac or white flowers, recently scented ones coming in too. I have 65 different types and have barely by dudsybabe1

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17/07/2012 12:29:59

by jo4eyes

Thugs

have another which I can't remember the name of, soft green leaves, very pale lilac flowers and a nice scent, but with very deep roots and new plants popping up all over the place. Dug over the whole bed last year, but still haven't got rid of it. I by pamajo

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22/07/2012 21:11:27

by christopher2

Poetry Thread

hear it. Frank Thats amazing Frank! I'm rubbish at poetry, so here goes... Roses are red, Violets are blue, Gardening is my passion, And I hope it's yours too! Basic, but effective haha Oh yes, Frank, I remember it well. I remember writing some rather by Palaisglide

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02/04/2013 23:17:15

by Palaisglide

What's the weather like in your area?

greenhouse dahlias, no cold nights expected for a few days. I remember 76- my finals & wedding! It rained the day before, so was fresher 'on the day'. J. Shrinking Violet wrote (see) At least all this weather (I don't think we have a climate any more, just by David K

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08/08/2012 13:39:20

by Palaisglide

Pound shop plants- any success stories?

for several years. Just recently it has been growing healthily, but no flowers. Any ideas? maybe you need to up the feed/mulch and i would prune out old growth at the right time to encourage new shoots that will hopefully flower well for you Roie plum by Surbiton_Margot

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16/04/2012 16:46:16

by diggingdoris

Sweet Pea Queries

in Dec 2010, this is my first garden. On clearing up during Jan/Feb 2011, found a leggy thing but decieded to leave it as I didn't know what it was. Turned out it was an everlasting Sweetpea and it flowered great last Summer. When it died back I just cut by David K

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02/08/2012 20:30:42

by pavery026

June in Your Garden!

sentinels of foxgloves in flower, the peony is just on the brink. First pinks are out as well, will go back out to clear up and cut them for that heavenly scent. Rain forecast for tomorrow afternoon and through the night, so will finish planting up my mate by Wintersong

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03/07/2012 18:45:07

by donutsmrs

Unheated/uninsulated greenhouse

, it does need ventilating, even if it's only for a brief spell, to get a change of air inside. Thank you Shrinking Violet. I spent lot of money and time last year in trying to insulate our aluminium green house with bubblewrap. It's quite an old one by Tinker Christmas Bell

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08/12/2012 19:55:22

by Ginny May

April in Your Garden

customers into letting me plant them in their flower beds. Fingers crossed. Hi Kate. I'm fine now and pain free which is brilliant, just restricted and a bit frustrated - no gardening, no dog walking and no dancing for a while so getting unfit too by kate1123

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01/05/2012 19:11:45

by Wintersong

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