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hw014j1342@blueyonder.co.uk, Gardening
06 January 2010 15:53
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Rosemarymacpherson, Gardening
17 November 2009 20:31
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Lingdada, Gardening
20 October 2009 05:32
Anonymous, 08 October 2009 12:18
The new bookazine 'Get Gardening', created by our friends at Garden Answers Magazine, is just what you need to make the most from your garden. Whether you love to grow flowers, fruit or vegetables, it's all here. From understanding your soil, taking cutting and sowing seeds, to finding out why your camellia died, Get Gardening has all the answers. Priced £5.99, ...
Anonymous, 05 October 2009 12:28
Autumn berries can add extra colour to your garden, this week Geoff Stebbing has tips for keeping your berries away from the beaks of the birds and some 'must do' tasks ahead of the approaching winter. I suppose I should be ashamed when I say that I’ve never been the greatest fan of berried plants and rarely plant specifically for birds. Don’t ...
FLOWER13, Gardening
28 September 2009 17:06
Geoff Stebbings, 15 September 2009 12:21
Get potting to ensure a Christmas display of flowering hyacinths, with Geoff Stebbings easy to follow tips. At the risk of incurring the wrath of everyone at the mention of the winter holiday… it’s time to think about Christmas. I’m talking about pots of prepared hyacinths. A lot of confusion surrounds these bulbs but their cultivation is really quite ...
Anonymous, 04 September 2009 16:44
Perfect plants. Do such a things exist? Geoff Stebbings says the dimunitive gem Cyclamen hederifolium is the so good every garden should have one. Plant breeders have tried for centuries and all gardeners want it – the perfect plant. Of course there will never be such a thing, though what I’m most often asked for by gardeners is a planting suggestion ...
Anonymous, 18 August 2009 16:07
Yours gardener Geoff Stebbing takes lessons from the past for perfect cuttings Gardening, as a hobby, can be as cheap or as expensive as you like to make it. My grandparents and other older relatives hardly spent a penny, as far as I can recall, on their gardens. Plants were passed to and from friends, tomatoes were grown from seed ...
Cubscout, Gardening
26 June 2009 22:44
