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When is the best time to take out the sweet william out of the pots to plant in the ground as this is their 2nd year in pots. the pots are outside my house in Sandymount?
Agapanthus in south facing bed didn't flower last year - should I put restrict their roots within the bed to encourage flowering?
want to have thin border round septic tank. thinking of bearded iris. in states the leaves remain year round. can u recommend any evergreen iris or another plant if iris not evergreen. want to cover atank edge about 2 ft high.
I bought 13 window boxes for the spring and im not sure what to fill them with.
Over the last 2 years, I've grown a lot of veg and summer bedding in containers and so have about 2 cubic metres of spent compost, made up of bought in proprietary peat based product and home made general stuff (grass, plant shreddings, green kitchen waste etc.). How best can I re-use this? Ideally, I would like to rejuvenate it in some way so that I can use it in this year's veg and summer plant containers. I don't have a lot of empty bed space to dig it in, as most of this is deeply mulched with bark.
What is the best tropical plants/trees to use in sheltered sunny garden, taking into account our cold frosty winters?
I have 3 types of Molimba which done really well throughout the summer. They are now looking very hard done by over the last month and wonder if they should be cut back and if so when would be the best time to do so. I am new to gardening so not sure of these things.
Are everlasting wallflowers too late to grow from seed for this year? Can't find them in any of the usual outlets
I am looking for a perennial flowering plant that I can plant in mass that will look good against calamagrostis Karl foreseter. Have used rudbeckia in other parts of garden so do not want to use it again.
My problem is a plant identification. In the attached photo is a small border perennial plant that has continued to survive every winter since I bought it about 4 years ago. I want to get some more, but nobody knows or has seen it before.(Secateurs indicates scale)
I'm a very amateur gardener but I love growing things and this Christmas I took a shine to a flower I describe as 'Ornamental Cabbage'. They are a form of brassica of this I'm sure but are they just cabbage plant flowers? Or have they a specific genus?
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