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Aubretia
to grow this spendid plant in small
window
boxes
!!! I am wondering if I need to change the soil type, as it is just the all purpose kind you can buy anywhere.
by debale
4
404
29/04/2012 14:13:52
by samantha olivant
liquid plant food
manured ground so just assume they prefer to be underfed, rather than overfed. But I could be wrong. I buy specialist feed for the pelargoniums in my
window
boxes
and pots. For anyone interested to make their nettle feed, just pick a whole big bunch
by pash2
4
162
26/06/2012 18:22:35
by pash2
Bee friendly plants for hanging baskets
modern meadow mix into
window-boxes
. Hi Bowdeeka, I'm doing the same thing this year. I know it's not a classic garden plant, but I'm going to try bird's foot trefoil in hanging baskets - I think it will look lovely. It's a favourite nectar and pollen
by Bowdeeka
3
655
12/03/2012 19:27:28
by Bowdeeka
Bumblebee walls
in the season so appreciate snowdrops and winter flowering pansies, primulas and other early nectar plants, some of which would make good winter
window
box
subjects. Found this list on a bumble bee help site - http://www.bumblebee.org/flowerlist.htm which should
by Yetscience
4
123
11/02/2013 22:15:35
by Rosa carriola
seed germination
hi ,has anyone got any tips for sowing seeds in this cold weather Which seeds?-not all need heat anyway I always sow them indoors at the moment and move out later its too cold on a night at the moment. Just pop on the
window
sill in a propagator
by cj moden
8
177
31/03/2013 12:06:59
by Miss Becks
Growing potatoes in pots
get your seed potatoes, set them in egg
boxes
with the eyes facing up. Put in a light frost free area, a north facing
window
sill perhaps. After 6 weeks they will have sprouted (chitted). You can get some soft plastic containers called potato planters
by 222222222
3
88
07/03/2013 10:30:52
by marshmello
Problem with uploading pics
/Laptop hard-drive? The external link asks for an-URL not an IP addresss When the
box
comes up-are you clicking on select Tony? Hi the pictures are on my desktop, and oops yes it is a URL they ask for. Not very techno so answer needs to be in plain language
by tony williams2
15
96
20/01/2013 23:58:02
by Busy-Lizzie
I'm the kiss of death to herbs it seems......
..I'm trying them in the heated greenhouse too but I guess I'm being impatient again everything else I start off on the kitchen windowsill goes great guns so it is very odd:/ I use a
window
box
in a south facing
window
for my herbs many start as supermarket
by The Manic Slughunter:)
9
193
03/04/2013 10:30:58
by Joyce Goldenlily
Talkback: Moving bumblebee nests
blue-tits nested there and had 6 babies which all left early tuesday morning...[1 by 1 i saw them all fly out of
box
into the wisteria and then away with mummy and daddy] arhhhhhhhhhhhh.kate...are you bees tree bees.... I always thought that the word
by wilscombe
32
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28/11/2011 18:43:38
by Pest Control Seattle
New gardener new raised bed
Hi, I've read the other newbie posts about their new veggies/raised beds. I had started my lettuce/radish/carrots/spinach from seed on
window
sills. Following the advice on this site, I pricked them out and kept in doors. Yesterday I built a 1meter
by Sinevegas
7
274
21/05/2012 20:25:55
by Bookertoo
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