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Talkback: Designing a new garden

a front garden twice the size of mine and the back garden is three times the size of a penalty box and better sun possition anyone fancy designing a garden for me kid friendly any full of flowers with a veg plot lol Did you have a wee willie winkie by MarkD

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28/11/2011 18:38:11

by G

Talkback: National Conifer Week

is that they are hard to combine with other plants and people often seem to go mad and plant too many together. My small son planted a dwarf conifer in his window box but I have refrained from passing judgment. Reply to Lila: What good taste your son has. I regularly by Lainey

28/11/2011 18:39:41

by Todd

Strange 'growths' on lettuce and radish stems

and the radish in a a window box type trough usually used for flowers. I've added a bit of Growmore but nothing else. Why did you add growmore at the sowing stage? Added growmore at the thinning out stage. The lettuces were sown in a propagator that came as a kit by Michael Rogerson

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30/04/2012 19:35:36

by Michael Rogerson

The free tomato seeds on the mag cover

them in pots but can't decide whether to stake them, pinch them out or let them hang! Hi Sandra, I thought exactly the same thing, so I looked back at the mag and it says they're trailing 'ideal for pots'. I planted mine into a window box in the hope by Sandra 2

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30/08/2012 11:38:31

by Plum

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someone on here to help Thank you everyone who would have thought it would be so hard! Chillies Coriander Parsley Basil Peppers Tomato Chives Garlic chives I have my potatos in an egg box untop of fridge chatting to grow in bags I had by Jinty40

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15/02/2013 14:07:24

by sotongeoff

advice on taking Geranium cuttings

to call these geraniums, but nowadays they're pelargoniums - that might help you in your searches They are frost tender so need to be overwintered indoors in frost-free place, or my granny used to dry them off and put them in their pots in cardboard boxes by discodave

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30/03/2013 19:21:38

by Alan4711

Can i grow clematis in a trough?

I have a small roof terrace where i would like to create a foliage screen for privacy. People have suggested clematis as a good choice as it climbs well. I am planning to buy the two troughs below http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-x-Hand-made-Quality-Wooden-Garden-Planter-window-box by O Osborne

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23/04/2013 20:08:34

by obelixx

Talkback: Growing spring bulbs

flowered a few weeks later.Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks I have a window box that has finished its display of bulbs and now the sweet peas and trailing geraniums are starting to take over the flowery mantle. how long do i need to leave by Alice

28/11/2011 18:38:10

by morphette

Cats!!!

a mile.. Ps I was given a loan of a sonic cat scarer gun I tried it a couple of times from in the house but with double glazing it pointed back into the house! I could never open the window quietly enough either, a waste of time that was for me I by Bee friendly

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11/07/2012 08:22:35

by weejenny

What to sow in January

already mentioned it is a bit of a problem as once the seedling were ready to be potted on I soon had a problem with lack of window sills. I started with dahlias, lupins, delphiniums, gaura and euphorbias I agree with Sotongeoff. The sunlight is just by nodlisab

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04/01/2013 13:16:17

by ThaiGer

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