Well last year I had some nice shallots from seed. Expensive F1 so I planted some this year in the hopes that they would bolt (which they have)...
I think I've circulated from skinny jeans to wide legs and back may times by now! My husband has a suit from C&A!
You can eat them raw Tinkerbelle as long as they are green or just boil for a couple of minutes when they are a bit bigger. They go nicely with a...
I have noticed Cosmos rooting from stems that had fallen over before but thought that as annuals they would not grow from cuttings. However this...
My greenhouse is toughened glass and is 25 years old now. I replaced one pane some years ago with ordinary horticultural glass as toughened is...
I got custard mix between the layers of my old oven door and it was a nightmare - never really got it clean but my new oven has a removeable door....
Didn't see the follow up question - yes it looks like elder branches to me, they have that rough texture and colour.
Agree on elder. I have killed a stump by pulling off any shoots as soon as I saw them. Took a couple of years though.
The only time I ever had blight was when I mulched my tomatoes with dried grass from the garden. I must have brought in the spores with that....
Hebes would be salt tolerant. There is a very pretty lilac one flowering in a garden nearby. ...and another thought, Leptospemum. The one they get...
A nice bit of rain. Just in time, my waterbutt is almost empty.
Well here's what I would do.... I would divide the garden into two parts with a straight or curved line running from the back left to the bottom...
Hi Joel, you have to take a lot of those videos with a very large pinch of salt! Some are very good though. As they say, if something looks too...
Hi Matthew, hope you are enjoying the weather! As I said, Burncoose is well woth a visit.
A lot of these are pruned regularly but if you have the room to let it grow it makes arching cascades of blooms. If anyone is ever in Cornwall,...
If you drop a bit of vinegar on it, does it fizz? I'm thinking snails might be eating limestone for their shells and pooping it out. A proper...
That looks like slug or snail damage to me. I usually wait until they are a bit bigger before I put mine out. They can still get eaten but are...
Well that's a lot of advice to digest. Mine haven't germinated yet but I will bear all this in mind.
Perhaps if they were sown in a seed compost they could do with a little bit of fertilizer - half strength maybe? I tried N. sylvestris a few years...
I am most impressed and intimidated!! I have indeed grown them in the greenhouse with tomatoes and have put them at the shadier end. However that...
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