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I want some suggestion on border plant which will provide bit privacy for my front garden and bit color.  I am aware of conifers but wanted something that might give bit color and will grow fast and medium bush.  If I were to use conifer which one

Hi Being new to gardening, i am looking for some advise on what would be the best low maintenance hedge, possibly that flowers and is of medium height? Would appreciate any help. Thanks Lesley

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I have two medium sized pots in a slightly shady part of my garden and would like to know if I could plant a bamboo - I need height to block an unsightly view.  What would you suggest. Ann Pownall Dorset How about Runner Beans  ??  (early so protect

hi  can any one help .Iam after a medium size tree that has nice blossom on it .its to go in the front garden which is south facing. A couple of ideas----- Amelanchier canadensis-white flowers good autumn leaf colour http://www.bbc.co.uk/gardening

I have a SE facing Front Garden and I adore Big Blousy Bearded Irises I saw Irises Growing in shallow pans perched on raised tree trunks in the above I would like to recreate this effect . Could someone please tell me the best growing medium, what

i have a medium sized garden very pretty and established, but i would love to add some interest in that i would like secret little rooms/views, that are easy to do, if anyone has done this a pic would be great x Start with a simple trellis at a

I,m looking for a chilli of medium heat and dwarf, to be grown in green house. Numex Twilight is a great variety and very pretty.  http://www.peppersbypost.biz/images/photos/types/chilli_in_pot.jpg I like Chilli Apache it's dwarf chilli

again, I’ve been dreaming about a big, leafy, watery garden. But why three ponds? Well, they would be of different sizes and depths, and therefore attract a wide range of wildlife. I would dig a large, deep pond, a medium-sized pond and a small, shallow

before, but it looks great for covering an ugly bit of the garden. Thanks for your thoughts!     Sedum is dry-tolerant so it wouldn't want any water retention mat, but from the website  it looks to me like it comes complete with growing medium. There