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Afternoon all,we have replaced our aluminum guttering and was thinking of using it for a flowers attached to the wall. Easy to fix it, all good.What i ideally want know is something that will grow in them, not too big, and ideally don't die in winter. I was thinking Hebes or similar but not...

Hello JennyJB, thanks for your reply, yes I think I'll do exactly that, maybe even add a few others to my shopping basket while I'm there!

If they dont have the remains of last years collar then they will root but cant grow shoots.

Thank you both for your help. As it's just a branch, then there's no urgency to cut it off and we'll see how the tree does over the next few weeks.

Wet soggy winter with high humidity, just what they dont need Micheal. I've noticed that with larger ones they often form condensation on them if the day warms up after a cold night, the plant body, being mostly water, stays cold but if the temperature rises it forms condensation on the plant. ...

Welcome to Gardeners Corner toadflax74. When you have time it would be helpful to us please if you place your area in your avatar box. When discussing plants etc. climate makes a difference.

Hi there, I'm a evictee from the GW forum but having had a quick look at some posts here I can see I'll be in very good hands. I'm a very inexperienced gardener, probably have a lot more enthusiasm than actual ability but with the help of my OH we are trying to get our back garden looking...

Do you have Google Photos on your phone? If your pics are there you can log in to your Google account on your laptop and access them, download etc. For the USB connection you might have to do something on your phone to allow USB transfer and not just charging. I vaguely remember something but...

Personally, I think we should be looking more at such headlines as China being involved in the hacking of our armed forces data (probably the tip of the iceberg) and maybe reminding ourselves where much of the electric vehicles and chargers are made....

For weeds with tenacious roots, I find it's better to get the garden fork underneath than to pull from the top which often just breaks off the top growth.

It's fluttery things indoors that give me the heeby-jeebies - craneflies/daddy-long-legs, moths, butterflies, birds. Not a problem outside.

I agree, do it as soon as possible, it's easier while they're small.