Rosco: Is it worth planting something like annual lupin or annual clover in bed 4 then digging it in in the autumn?
Stand by for all the Brug's and Dat's :DMy own favourite is Citrus - you can get anything from small calamondin to large orange or lemon...
My potted fuscias are barely getting going and they've been kept under shelter :DWith the spring we've had it's far too early to expect...
That position in Kent is going to be hot and dry - ideal for a vine to trail up each end and meet in the middle and they would give a lot of...
One of the earlies blooms and ideal for naturalising in a wall is either Scilla siberica or Chionodoxa lucillae, beautifull and cheerful heavenly...
Yep, should have clarified that about American sites. Their zones don't really translate very well to our climate but an outdoor Gardenia suited...
Found these two which are supposed to be relatively hardyA double;Gardenia jasminoides 'Chuck Hayes'and a single;Gardenia jasminoides...
Agree with dendrobium, probably better to plant another one rather than try to shift an established tree. As trees go they aren't particularly...
The only way to deal with a boggy garden is to correct the drainage and if you are on heavy clay soil add humus (by the load!) to improve the...
Lift it's tail? :DSeriously. British Columbia Min. of Ag. Special crops: Sea Buckthorn4 Page .pdf file, very detailed but gives all...
If they have been reduced to ground level my money would be on the bunny!Good quality 1" or smaller wire mesh needs to be about 3ft high above...
I bought a potted one the other day in bud which apears to be 4 cuttings in one pot. Plant label says Gardenia jasminoides but doesn't give the...
Really beautifull work and thanks for showing us all!Now, if you really want to get 'nerdy' you have to show us the workshop 'cos going by the...
Hi Charlie - I'm assuming you mean Box.English Box (Latin name Buxus sempervirens) is a small native British tree, it thrives naturally on chalk...
Welcome to GC!Yep, take photos, keep a diary and take notes. As the garden is established all you will need to do in the first couple of years...
Ribes sanguineum 'Pulborough Scarlet' is the one you want, glorious colour! 'King Edward VII' is a rather insipid pink for my taste, but, if you...
Thanks for that, although moved while in flower the Erythronium were planted straight away with no delay so I'm hoping they will be ok even if...
Oh sugar! I've a patch I want to shift as well. They are growing through too many other things to be able to use Roundup though. :( Prolific...
Sureley, the whole point of latin names; genus, botanical name, variety, is to specifically identify the plant? It is used worldwide so whether...
Essex and Suffolk Water: Using water wisely in the gardenOn the other hand, it's chucking it down up here :D
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