General Gardening Discussion

Harry, thanks for your reply. I know now I CERTAINLY planted mine up far too late - I think it was 2nd half of May - I'm in Lincolnshire! They are however looking quite lovely now, albeit not quite as lovely as yours!I think I'll lift them rather than leave in-situ - I don't have a large...

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Tweaky I will pass on your message to my twin sister next timeI hear from her.That should give her a laugh:p:D:thumb:

Thanks Shiney...:thumb:

Oh pal, dont say that, your scaring me Cap, your garden is Fab, Show me more ...Dee..

What a different idea. It sounds like it will be lovely. You'll have to post some pics of it when you've done it

That articles from 2003 and the sleepers are still on sale. Loads of stuff is carcinogenic and things go in and out of fashion each year for being bad for u. I've got cancer running in my family so I'm prob destined to get it anyway. Just my opinion

Thanks Peter for that valuable info,much appreciated. Hi O2.

I`d wait until the dormant season, bfg, November to January. Unless it`s urgent, in which case I`d take a chance and move it now.

Thanks once again for your help Paul. :thumb:

Hiya takemore, here's the recipe I use :---4lbs. blackberries 3lbs. sugar 1 gal. water wine yeast, yeast...

Got loads of sympathy over the helicopters TLA. We live near Manchester headquaters. So have to endure helicopters hovering at all hours. Especially over the weekend. 02

cheers guys, much appreciated!!!Rich

I like to see things to grow from zerro. I wouldn't pay for a plant what you can't shape as you want.http//:

JeanHow old are your stipa plants? Maybe they're still a bit young. They do take a few years to spread unless there's something about their location which is holding them back. Have they got plenty of sun and good drainage?If you really, really want a grass that spreads whatever the...

Brilliant answer Peter, thank you very much!If I have time I'll do it now otherwise it will have to be April!Thanks x

It also depend on the plant. Like my hydrangeas, even in the shade they get droopy when they need water, where as a plant next to them is all perky. It is a matter of a gut feeling as you walk your garden. Sorry, thats all I have.

Cheers Lollipop. Ill be there this weekend

Aw that's a shame. At least you'll remember for next time

What a shame they didn't have anyone there for it. Maybe someone should get over there! :D