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clay soil late summer flowers (slug proof but bee friendly)
In July most of our flowering plants have stopped but thats when i need some flowers.  Ive tried anenome (Japanese) but it only lasted a year.  We  are left with iceplant and honeysuckle for July / aug / sept.  I also throw some nasturtium seeds by Ems2
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25/05/2012 22:30:32
by diggingdoris
LILY BULBS
I have had problems with the dreaded Lily beetle this year so I want to lift them and plant them under cover for next year. As I would like to plant something else I would like to do this ASAP. Do I treat than like spring bulbs and feed them by lindapalmara
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28/07/2012 14:42:52
by chainsawsal
Ornamental alliums
but did not flower. As for my Asiatic lilies, I have always kept them in pots up until this year, when two full pots were transferred to two spots in my garden, one of which has been beset by slug damage much to my frustrations. The winter wet doesn't seem by Swedboy
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27/05/2012 16:28:11
by Berghill
Talkback: Growing garlic in a clay soil
garlic bulbs in. This garlic blog has been a great help to me I planted a small group in the flower boarder last May or June after reading someones article saying you could,it was just cloves which had started to grow in the kitchen,anyway after planting by StaceyF
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28/11/2011 18:30:32
by Pippa
Spring has sprung in my garden
As my bulbs started to open today with the amount of sunshine we have had. Enjoy my Spring Blog. http://blog.trowelslg.com/2013/03/spring-has-sprung.html       I've got primroses, but no snowdrops flowering yet. My Emily Primrose has been in full by scotkat
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08/03/2013 14:39:34
by Flower bird
Plants for window boxes..
pansies. I have winter flowering pansies in no which are just starting to take off again. A few years ago I visited Capel Manor and noticed that they underplanted a lot of their baskets with attractive Ivy, to give a nice backdrop. I often steal this idea by sunnyone
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04/01/2013 21:48:42
by kate1123
Sizzling Summer Plant Deal
Can some one please tell me if these plants are the type you plant out in the garden and forget and flower every year upon year or do they die off at winter and you have to buy some more?  included, but it has confirmed each pack will contain by pash2
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16/06/2012 12:57:40
by Mummy Muddy Paws
Begonia Corms
it in the garden centre? Isn't it flowers of sulphur?-this is just from memory-can't say I have ever bothered. You'll find some anti fungal something for storing tubers etc. I've never used it but I don't grow anything I'd have to lift for winter. http by Carol Thomas
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28/10/2012 13:54:58
by ernie's ghostly gold tops
Talkback: Growing alliums: best varieties
soldiers and need softening, I think. Alchemilla mollis would look good or pink hardy geraniums. To ensure the bulbs go on flowering year after year don't let them seed, but cut the flowerhead down to 2inches when it is past its best. Have a go. I think by kathryn/brock
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28/11/2011 18:44:08
by BOGOF
Beared iris Border
be getting into bearded iris time when it flowers. They wouldn't go well together. How about Nerines?  - late summer flowers that need their bulbs baked too? Do you have space to put a paving slab witin the border and to put a pot onto?  Something like cannas by Allymc
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29/04/2013 21:39:18
by chicky
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