Woodland garden forum threads by gardenersworld.com

Keywords:
Sort by:

41 to 50 of 160 results

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
+10
Last

Threads

Replies

Views

Latest Post

Talkback: Bluebells

lynne I am tranplanting bluebells spread all over my garden to a small wood. Some of the bulbs are a perect onion shape. Others are long and almost tuber shaped. I am concerned that these may be foreigners. I would be grateful for advice Ancient woodland by Bluebelle21

125

26/03/2012 11:01:32

by discodave

Nightmare Garden To Design Around - Help Needed

walls etc... the garden level is above that of the grown floor of the house. Oooh that bank is full of possibilities - I think I'd treat it as if it was a woodland fringe and create planting pockets within the tree roots - digging individual planting by Myfallenheart

294

24/02/2013 17:42:57

by Bookertoo

Talkback: Malvern Spring Gardening Show 2011

on Malvern. Far too many scenes of the presenters faces, and too few of plants and gardens. eg, time wasted on Mony Don's name and we didn't even get to see the plant properly This am I watched the Malvern on Blighty and enjoyed the planting of woodland by Lou

28/11/2011 18:43:34

by lazygardner

Talkback: Plants for winter colour

Hi Pippa I planted winter cyclamen last year in a woodland garden will they come back for this winter? or should they be showing now anyway? I have been offered unlimited supplies of used coffee grounds from a local coffee shop which I am told by Dawn-Marie

13/12/2011 23:10:36

by siann

Help - should my acer palmatum be in acid soil?

for the best? Thanks for any advice! It is wrong advice based on that in nature they are found in dappled sun in woodlands. They like any loose compost, so any from the garden centre, with a mulch and feed and they will be fine. I've never planted any of my by lindsay2610

128

02/04/2013 20:40:41

by Brumbull

new gardener

-provado-and-threat-to-bees.html Ziminuk wrote (see) My garden is riddled with some creatures very similar to this in appearance, but they definitely have legs. Any idea what they are and are they going to damage my plants? Scroll down and have a look here http://frontpage.woodland-trust by tinker 2

233

21/04/2013 21:21:23

by Ziminuk

Little Treasures

.Is it that we have exceptional amenities here? I doubt it. Anyway, there's also Nant y Deri, in Cowbridge, a lovely woodland garden which is the home of Bordervale plants. It is a bit remote and involves a drive along a narrow country lane for about a mile by Gardening Grandma

14/03/2013 21:34:24

by Gardening Grandma

Need help identifying trees

and the roots are in your garden-I would advise that you take action to have them removed-is it private or council land? These are big trees. i have a thread called 'mystery tree' with clear photos of a goat willow (pussy willow) that came up in my garden. You by James Herron

210

05/07/2012 08:13:39

by Gardening Grandma

Toads

up a couple of inches so they can get in and out. Like most amphibians they do not spend much of their time in the water, you are much more likely to see them lurking in cool damp places in the garden. I have frogs mostly, and they tend to start by Hollie- Hock

10/09/2012 21:30:39

by Hollie- Hock

Talkback: Plants for shade

be incredibly useful to deter two pests with one application of Garlic solution. I have some shaded areas in my garden,one area I refer to as the woodland garden,this area is under a huge maple which I've named the devil tree, because of the thousands of little by Galic and Snails

128

28/11/2011 18:31:25

by SuzyQ

41 to 50 of 160 results