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I planted two small hibiscus plants three years ago, both placed in sunny spots with good drainage. They have grown well over the past few years becoming established but have never flowered. The garden gets regularly mulched although no direct feed

Hi everyone, first time poster, but long time reader. I have just walked round my very frosty but sunny garden and it confirmed my view that excessive tidying is a bad thing [my wife would confirm that this does not just apply to the garden] Anyway

GW tonite....where did monty find the sunshine? Monday was sunny in Norfolk - so they tell me - we were in Lincs  Hello it is so cold now it's snowing again near the malvern hills where are you spring? We are waiting to warm up and get out

are gratefully appreciated for this novice gardener!  With thanks, A sunny spot is ideal-they flower on wood made this year for flowering next year so do not prune for 12 months. They will also tolerate less sunny positions as long as they get a few hours

I have a new, bigger greenhouse. I have seedlings growing in a heated (min 14c) and very warm when sunny, garden room. When will it be safe to put them out in the unheated, but very sunny greenhouse (most of them will stay in the greenhouse

Can anyone tell me a GOOD variety of cherry tomato for growing in a hanging basket ? It will be in a sunny position and i would like it to be a heavy cropper. Hi Andrew You could try 'Garden Pearl' (aka 'Gartenperle'), it's a compact bush variety

hi all, i have a 4 year old cherry tree growing in a nice sunny position in our back garden on the south coast. my wife left the label on it attached by a small piece of wire and this has cut into the trunk quite badly to the extent that the tree

Good morning All, hope your weather is bright and sunny.  Can you use seaweed feed on everything (plants and fruit & veg) if so can anyone recommend a brand (if you're allowed to lol) thanks in advance You can, but it's not enough for hungry feeders

photos of the gazebo so that I could perhaps try and work out what weight of material that the roof could safely carry. Hi Eddy, i will take a picture today its lovely and sunny this morning so will trek down the garden, thankyou.

as I know these are half hardy plants, I grow them in 12inch pots and make sure they don't dry out, and in a sunny position in the garden.Can anybody help me and suggest what went wrong