Catalogue your garden plants
Whether you have a tiny selection of plants or a huge garden, the 'my garden' feature will help you out.
Use this area to make a record of names and particulars like when it flowers or fruits.
You can also see other members who have the same plant in their plot.
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1 photo Species: Abelia x grandiflora. |
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2 photos Species: Abeliophyllum distichum. Fits nicely into my new border, faces SW. |
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4 photos Species: Acer palmatum. The 'dissectum' variety did not like the exposed place where it started off. We had to move it. |
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Upload photos of your garden
We would love to see your photos and there are lots of opportunities to add them to the website.
They can be of anything to do with gardens, plants and horticulture in general.
There is no limit to how many images you add either!
Start a garden blog
The word 'Blog' comes from web log, it's an interactive diary/journal and is a means of adding your bit to the site. You can share your thoughts by writing a blog entry; it might be about a topic you are interested in, it might be about your garden or something that happened to you - it can be anything!
21 Mar, 2008
This is a photo of part of a shade garden I have at the back of my house. It is wonderful and fresh in the spring when the primrose, buttercups,...
Ask for gardening help and advice
Whatever pests, weather, problem or geography you're dealing with, you can be sure someone out there will have had similar experiences.
The Questions page is where you can ask a question, ask for some advice or even help someone else out - experience is often more useful than gardening books!
Question from Jak
Plant forsythia near retaining wall?
Hello. I am interested in planting forsythia for privacy. We have a retaining wall with a fence around the top which encloses our yard. There is a small, steep hill that slopes away from the retaining wall. I am wondering if it would be okay to plant the forsythia bushes/trees about a foot or two from the wall (since I have very little space in which to do it) or will it damage the retaining wall?
Thanks for any help!
Jak
Question from kabro
creeping plants
I have a terraced yard with a concrete block wall at the top and bottom of a flower bed. I need a plant that will cover the walls.
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