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![]() Today at 00:20:19 by herring8
Views: 110 | Comments: 2 Hi - Apologies if this is a really stupid newbie question Ive got some lovely Rhubarb plants on my plot so i ordered some new crowns. The plot is quite heavy due to recent rainfall, am i best putting them in the sodden soil now or putting in pots and transferring when things have dried out a little ? any help/advice gratefully received ![]() Yesterday at 23:16:13 by Borlotti
Views: 105 | Comments: 1 Morrisons have seed packets in, must be ill as I didnt buy any, but then have given up my allotment and still hoping to move, maybe buy some next week. Yesterday at 10:33:02 by Galette | Views: 164 | Comments: 4
Hello gardeners. I have recently moved into a house with a smallish back garden. It currently has only lawn but I have started by making two raised beds with two more to follow. In the past I have always been blessed by having established top fruit trees in my gardens, so I have just bought a Bramley apple tree and a plum tree from Aldi. 'Aha!' you will probably say...yes, I need two pollinators for the Bramley. I don't think there are any neighbours' apple trees nearby so have read that I need two more apple pollinators. Hmm, not much room in my garden! So I have found a 'Mini' Gala apple for sale by Van Meuwen, the trees must be very young as the ad says it will end up being...'1m (3' 3") tall - just perfect for the patio! Supplied pot grown, 30-40cm (12-16") in height'. I am also thinking of getting a dwarf Crab apple tree although I don't know which to choose. I would just love some advice on a) my choice of pollinators and b) general advice on planting these (4) fruit trees. Has anyone grown a mini fruit tree? How close will the mini and the crabapple have to be to the Bramley? TIA Galette. ![]() February 20, 2021, 19:34:06 by martinrowe
Views: 450 | Comments: 2 What do people use to support tall sunflowers? |
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