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Trying to upload image Anyone help me, not sure how to upload a pic? I will try~~ Click on the oak tree icon-next to ABC-a box comes up- click select-that should take you to your picture files-open the picture -click upload -picture will appear by Danielm2323

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05/01/2013 10:40:48

by Busy-Lizzie

Inspiration needed! Sunken patio/lawn edging

to plant that would provide enough of a deterrent/barrier whilst still letting light through. Other suggestion is to build a sort of 'window box' along the top of the wall, but again, what to plant it with? Any ideas/suggestions would be gratefully received by Smithers

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07/07/2012 06:00:21

by auntie betty

Restore and revive

Have been asked to help restore a south facing front garden in a retirment complex. Ideas for plants please. Need to be low enogh not to cover window boxes. already has some roses but a choisia which is dying. Poor soil conditions. Any suggestions by Dianne Jarrett

15/03/2013 11:02:52

by obelixx

What should I do next with my little Chilli plants?

I have about 10 x 1.5" shoots I have grown in a persil washing up box with compost. They are in the kitchen by the window. I water them every 3 days, What should I do next please? I have no idea but I know they cant grow big in the little pot. When by clubcardpoints

19/03/2013 19:00:07

by BobTheGardener

help with ornamental tree choice

I have a small paved front garden with a with a square of soil in the middle apx 1 sq.mtr and would like a tree or large shrub that flowers and is attractive most of the year. Nothing that grows too big as it is only 1 mtre from bay window , any by Stevetheclueless

28/04/2013 23:17:29

by Verdun

Swifts

I'm a bit excited. I've just watched a pair of swifts go under the fascia boards. Resident sparrow made a noisy exit. Super, Welshonion. Next door neighbour has 4 swift nesting boxes under the eaves, just saw the first ones arrive today too by Welshonion

08/05/2013 21:03:05

by nutcutlet

Early sowing

is usually about right. Centrally heated rooms are too warm. To maximise light, you can place part of a cardboard box covered in tin foil behind them, so the front of the seedlings get light directly from the window and the back of the plants get light by gatehill

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26/02/2013 18:50:17

by BobTheGardener

Hanging/trailing plants in full shade - any advice?

, though: I don't think any of the window boxes get any direct sunlight. by Hogroast2

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11/02/2013 09:25:46

by Hogroast2

Animal rescue...

Well. Got up this morning and made a cup of tea...looked out the window an saw something in the grass behind my garden. Went down with a box and its a stunning crow. She has a broken left leg but alert enough. Called the RSPCA and now sitting by Sam Glendinning

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01/03/2013 17:33:42

by Sam Glendinning

think of the blackbirds Monty !

from his latest meal! This year I am proud to announce a nesting pair of Blackbirds in my ivy, right over my kitchen window! Already, I have observed the female bird doing all the nest building, although the male stood guard and even brought her by Terri Quincey

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25/05/2012 23:45:42

by Bear2

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