By Spritzhenry, 6 Dec, 2007, 6 comments
It's wet and windy down here in Somerset, so I decided to look at bright and cheerful photos of my tubs. I thought you might enjoy looking at...
By Karenking, 14 Feb, 2008, 2 comments
I just love container planting, especially since my neighbours let me loose on theirs. Armed with a good sum of money, permission from my neighbours...
By Karenking, 15 Feb, 2008, 2 comments
Here is the other trough, a mirror image of the other 1 as much as nature permits! I chose the original photo because it was a better picture...
By Raquel, 8 Mar, 2008, 15 comments
I have to admit I feel like a bit of an impostor because I don't have a real garden with streams and lots of land...all I have is a balcony which...
By Muddy_boots, 2 Apr, 2008, 12 comments
Arrrrggggghhhh! On Sunday, I was checking out my pots of fushias, just to see what has survived, and noticed that I have been invaded by Vine...
By Muddy_boots, 12 Apr, 2008, 2 comments
Well, it HAD to be an easy Saturday. Rain stopped play and it wasn't much better yesterday. I was off into town and just got around the corner...
By Blodyn, 2 Aug, 2008, 19 comments
This afternoon I went to an antiques fair in a nearby town.
Beryl likes antiques and my mum knows one of the stall holders. There's also a place...
By Sergey, 28 Mar, 2007, 4 answers
I recently moved to a new place with a small patio area. It does not look too attractive and I thought it would be nice to add a few plants in...
By Majeekahead, 20 Dec, 2007, 7 answers
this is really a question for anyone, any advice and comments are welcome, but i think this will be one for bluespruce. my daughter was given...
By Jacque, 24 Mar, 2008, 1 answer
Should i feed my Container Conifers? & if so is Granule food ok for the Job?
By Andrea, 15 Apr, 2008, 4 answers
Has anyone been successful with sowing and planting out wildflowers. I have successfully germinated a lot of them in some large containers, but...
By Flbella, 24 Apr, 2008, 5 answers
I would like to build a vegetable container garden..raised so that it is less back breaking. I deep should it be? Any suggestions on materials?...
By Begoniafan, 24 Apr, 2008, 2 answers
How often-if at all should I change the compost?
By Sgtwarpig, 27 Apr, 2008, 3 answers
If you have holes in the bottom of the pot do you still need to put some kind of rocks or other material for drainage?
By Moe, 1 May, 2008, 5 answers
what can I grow in pots that will come back every year, can I grow a vine in a pot that will come back every year.
By Xela, 2 May, 2008, 3 answers
While reading the Letters Page in last week's Amateur Gardening magazine I came across a question about water retaining gel crystals. It has...
By Cynthia, 14 May, 2008, 2 answers
I always buy too many or not enough flowers for my windows boxes. If for example I want to fill with begonia and asparagus fern, the box is...
By Andrea, 14 May, 2008, 6 answers
Hi I help out with my local "In Bloom" group and we have the task of planting up a number of troughs which are attached the railings...
By Farmerron, 15 May, 2008, 2 answers
is it safe to grow root vegetables in pressure treated wood raised boxes?
By Kcc, 2 Jun, 2008, 2 answers
I have a small, square wooden flower box. I want to plant an ornamental grass in the center, Heather and Chocolate Chip (basically ground covers)...
By Judecowsill, 6 Jun, 2008, 1 answer
Is it safe to use water gel crystals in the soil when growing edible plants, ie tomatoes, cucumbers? I wasnt sure whether the 'stuff' in the...
By Jacko22, 24 Jun, 2008, 1 answer
"I am going on holiday in August and can't rely on anyone to water my tubs and hanging baskets, is there a way of preventing me returning...
By Elizjanis, 2 Aug, 2008, 0 answers
I just got 2 one-gallon sized serviceberry plants (amelanchier alnifolia). Can I grow them successfully in large containers?
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