General Gardening Discussion

Sorry meant Gogs dog, but luv the cats too

Nice flowers Rich.

Thanks peter yes the sun would be nice..daz

Looking forward to the fruits of your labour ...

Hello guys...just thought i`d give a mention of the finest early you can lay your hands on....Arran Pilot !! Not the heaviest cropper in my experience,but,the flavour !! Of course...everyone has their favourite,but if you haven`t tried them definately worth giving them a go next year. See ya...

If there's no sign of root damage, and the browning is one side, then it may be the result of a spray.Bearing in mind the danger of neighbour problems escalating and spoiling every ones lives - I would suggest a very gentle inquiring chat. You gotta live with them, and you don;t know what...

Cothey, get some of Wilkinsons soluble lawn feed, and a good lawn rake ( for scaryfing ) and you are on the way. David.

Thanks honey.Please exuse me im new to gardening.When you say dry frost free place do you mean somthing like a garden shed-garage?.Iv seen some of these on ebay there very expensive arnt thay so ill have to wait till next year before i get one i think. Ilike the big leaf plants its my first year...

It's got to be Dandelion & Burdoch. gadgie affta me aan heart

There is a type of drill bit available specially for drilling ceramics and glass which I have used very successfully. Works better than an ordinary masonry drill especially on glazed pots.

Will have to remember that for next year!

That is a shame Rich I am sure the bug for the unusual will stay with you it will not be long before your collection will kick off again,good luck on your move.

I too have had Clematis - a Montana - that died back during the summer (possibly clematis wilt) 18 months later it was growing again and is still doing well.Clematis is not the only thing that I have learnt to leave well alone after dying back and then reshooting a time later. So I make it...

Are ok i know where you mean i guess your near the SUN INN?I think its called.im from nettlham just out side lincoln.The gardens recoverd well thankfully thanks .See you later...daz

Pete I thought I would show you mine as you has shown me yours!Funny but I divided this clump last year, and where I have replanted them they have reverted to pink.

Thanks High Kype, its been nice for a couple of hours then it starts to poor down again. Kathy3 I got the penny farthing from B&M a couple of years ago, but they are now back in the store again.

Oh Roxy I can so understand you feeling down what with all this terrible weather we have been having. Although because of it I've been getting really fit lately, working like crazy when it's dry and running madly to get out of the rain when it starts half an hour later! :D Helen.xxx.

Treasure I would go for a berberis hedge it will reach 8ft or so in a few years,rest assured you will be glad if they have a shed full of kids next door it will stop them getting in when they get older, darwinii or thunderbergia spring to mind, they are also colourfull the darwinii being...

Hi Walnut, that would explain why I haven't seen them yet, the fields haven't been harvested.It was muggy last year so thrips sound right.TO

Hi there PLOTTY....well i must say that you have produced a wonderful garden ! apart from the odd problems that all gardeners have to endure,you have managed to produce crops that look good enough to eat:D. You`ve obviously put in a lot of hard work to condition the soil,just looking at the...