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I have recently lost a large wysteria which has been growing at the front of the house for 19 years. I have decided to replace it with hopefullya fast growing, repeat flowering yellow rose that would comfortably reach 20ft. It needs to be disease

There this climbing weed thing and its got small yellowe white flowers and it comes back every year and i always try to get rid of it but it keeps coming back . How do i get rid of it ? HELP!!!!! Bindweed? If it is-from a few days ago http

your 3rd picture lots of colour is that your front garden? What is that large low growing yellow flower in the middle looks pretty. Nice neat garden, lots of patches to do in my garden but getting there.

Creeping buttercup, Ranunculus repens, is easily recognisable by its glossy yellow flowers. It can grow practically anywhere, but particularly likes poorly drained soil. It spreads quickly via strong runners that root along the way. This makes it a

Hi can anyone help, i got my Lemon Scented Pelargonium back in june 2010. It came in flower,i was going to take pictures of the flowers but i thought it will flower again my mistake never flowered since. So i thought i should re

love blues & yellows together but the theleaves were yellowing so I thought they were maybe overcrowded and removed the morning glories but the lower leaves of the creepers are still yellowing with brown spots and some of the morning glory leaves

in a variety of situations. Spiky cactus and semi-cactus varieties make good companions for single daisy flowers such as rudbeckias, echinaceas and gaillardias, especially if you choose golden yellow, burnt orange and rich red dahlias. For a contrast

on than my seedlings. however, I have notices over the past few days that they are all beinging to look as though the leaves are turning yellow & some early flowers have died on my tumblers. Could this be that the cold weather is affecting them

/conservatory over winter - they can go on flowering but best to let them rest by reducing watering. Otherwise pot up your pelagoniums, prune them really hard back to about 6" height and keep in a frost free place until spring. Water very sparingly and remove yellow

Train cucumbers and prune back sideshootsPick off flowers on coleus to maintain their colourful leavesWater tomatoes regularly to prevent fruits from splittingTake cuttings from fuchsias, coleus, pelargoniums, marguerites and other tender perennials