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other clubs so all my planning has not gone to waste. I do hope the harsh winter means a wonderful display of blossom like we had last spring. It was that sight that made me resolve to share it. Happy New Year everybody. re gardening in the snow

of purple , what a lovely surprise ,it dosen't take much to please My Winter hanging baskets are beautiful.....pansies,tete-a-tete miniature daffodils and iris reticulata. hai all I have a blog that provides a variety of music, western, indonesian, mandarin

This year I have potted up herbs that die down in winter (mint, chives, marjoram) and put them on my kitchen windowsill. Very handy for snipping! What's with the Dill this year ? Mine's grown to over 1m 8o cms and still going. My only references say

I have quite a few geranium cuttings which are doing ok on my kitchen window ledge and bathroom. I have been watering them sparingly over the winter and they are doing ok, was wondering if I need to give them a light feed every so often until I

winter form hence coppiced Salix and various Cornus probably siberica or elegantissima not that there's a huge difference between the two. The soil which is ideal for the rush (a heavy heavy brick orange clay) should work with the others and I am hoping

in the back of my car overnight; the plant was young and had only a single flower but the scent in the car was almost unbearable. Like being dipped in vanilla. Another corker is winter-flowering honeysuckle, Lonicera fragrantissima. Not a climber but a medium

hi can someone aid me in my attempts to over winter some bushy osteospurmums.i have successfully kept pelagoniums alive,but two years running my osteos have died around march.what am i doing wrong? Hi, I have managed to keep 3 of my osteo's from

"hurry up spring"? We ain't even in winter yet! Had to give up on the compost bins after massive rat activity. Everything goes off in the Southwark recycling bin now, to feed their rats. We'll start again in spring. Any tips for keeping the lids

as is my camillia and azealea. If the weather turns very cold I hope that this will not do any lasting damage to them? I also was astonished to see the winter flowers, but they are so lovely to see at this time of year, altho' I had not realised

"Recent spate of mild winters " not in north Northumberland im affraid ! Amazing how these little chaps make it through these winter nights. I feed the birds , as in hang out peanuts and fat balls , and chase the cats but.... there was a big RAT