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Talkback: Trees for small gardens 2

that the things that look like runner beans on the Wysteria are seed pods. When I enter the plant section of this website and enter white water lily, why do I get every type of plant imaginable? What am I doing wrong? can eny body tell me how to grow goji berrys by joey woosey

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28/11/2011 18:41:05

by joseph woosey

CATS

find jeyes fluid mixed strong put in an old washing up bottle and sprinkle between plants be carefull not to get any on plants as it will burn. I also find empty plastic bottles half filled with water works to a degree, Good Luck I use silent roar lion by belinda

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30/03/2012 06:25:36

by Jotting Pen

Magnolia

What can have killed my 10 year old Magnolia Stellata. Last year it was beautiful - this year it has failed to show any signs of life at all. Any ideas on what could have killed it? Also, if I plant another one in the same place is it likely by Mary6

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10/05/2012 21:28:45

by rosa rugosa

new years resolution

the weather wasn't favourable and the seed packet didn't explain that certain plants really need a lot of warmth/sun/water etc even though I thought I had followed all the instructions. Happy New Year to you too If you listen to Monty he is always telling by flowering rose

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06/01/2013 13:22:22

by Verdun

Early sowing

of the damp weather have not even found the need to water them Sounds good way to grow your seedlings maud Gatehill, we have a Nursery just up the road with fields of greenhouses, they produce those solid looking early plants by giving artificial light by gatehill

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26/02/2013 18:50:17

by BobTheGardener

Lavender hedge!!

Dear All, Last summer we had the front of our house landscaped, and as part of it we had a small border dug around a bay window for planting some low-lying shrubs etc. The contractor filled it with soil from another part of the garden. I thought by MattCUK76

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10/03/2013 11:10:24

by gardenning granny

Pruning tall evergreen holly

leaves left on the cutting. A free-draining compost is best (addsharp sand or perlite) since the cuttings should not dry out but do not need to be water-logged as this can cause them to rot. Raising them in a largeish plant pot with a clear plastic bag by Hu Cro

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06/12/2012 19:58:08

by flowering rose

Flowers we don't like?

goes into those little sachets of flower food that come with some bunches of flowers? As discodave says, you want to change the water frequently, but you then need more flower food. A scientific friend suggested ; sugar, aspirin and some plant food by artjak

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11/03/2013 08:43:35

by Joe_the_Gardener

Talkback: Ant attack

garden are beyond a joke now. They are everywhere. Under paving slabs, in containers, in the rockery,in every hole I dig and under any spot on the lawn anyone wants to sit on! I've tried boiling water, sprays and powders but nothing seems to make much by Jan

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28/11/2011 18:29:44

by Ali Fisher

Talkback: Birds, wasps and fruit

back at a later date, and still have bushy plants and plenty of flowers next year, and such a shame to deny the goldfinches of a meal that they so enjoy by doing it now. After all, the garden should be enjoyed by all, and that includes the wildlife by jollysue

28/11/2011 18:41:10

by Adam Pasco

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