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on where you live. I live in Northamptonshire and leave Dahlias in the ground with impunity - although I dig up any that are in pots and just store them in a shed until about April when I pot them up. If you live in the South then they should be fine left

have no compost heap because she gets it all. although she has a warm shed to go into, back in feb when we had all the snow i got up several mornings to snow covering everything including her - she was laying down in the field covered in snow, she

garden I was very sad to know that after all my friends hard work that vandles broke into the allotments and stole tools from the sheds and wrecked the plots, perhaps these people should be made to do community service replacing every thing they damaged

previous garden so am baffled by this black spot thing. Can anyone shed on light on what may be the cause.Many thanks Hi, I go on your website daily and love it!!. I love to read anything about handbags or related topics. I have a quick question. I am torn

grown. It is a shame our school doesn't get more involved. Can anybody help with a green roof, PLEASE.I have a new shed built specially so I can grow things on it & need to know what to grow & what to grow it in. It has the liner in place. I'd like

but as soon as there are eggs in the nests the magpies plunder them!HELP A Spink I'm having this problem to, the Doves are mobbing the Magpies all the time, I've seen the Magpies with a Dove egg on the shed roof, the magpies are pulling the seedom off my

shade for Brocolli.The parsnips grow in pots under shade by the shed.As for the enquery regarding watering while away, a friend or neighbour is your best bet, you can do theirs when they go away. hI happy here,just a note to find out if any one has any

, but they have made weeding rather more challenging than usual! I have scarlet tiger moths in my garden - last year they used my shed door to wait for several days til a mate appeared, not moving even when I opened and shut the door! The caterpillars

. We have just moved house. The old house had two toads living in the garden (under the shed), the house we have moved to has a much larger very establised garden with pond, which we have now cleared as it was totally overgrown. We have left the pond

nicely but they have gone very white and furry on the outside. Can anyone shed light on this and will it affect my seedlings? Good news that the recycled volcanic ash about to descend on our gardens will be beneficial for them, but personally, having seen