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clematis montana has been neglected and is now a tangled mess of woody stems, some curling along the floor. Should I trim it back to the ground after flowering this year?
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I have a quantity of wood chippings derived from a recent chainsawing marathon. Would these be suitable as a mulch for raspberry canes? the wood is mostly hardwood.
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I read somewhere that you can get potatoes ready to plant (no chatting) that will be ready for christmas. I cannot remember where i read it, what type of potato or the best supplier. All i can remember is that they have been cold stored so will be ready for christmas. Any suggestions on what I might have read!!!
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Have you heard about the UK Gathering of 'Grow it Yourself' a community gardening network originally set up in Ireland? It's on Sat 20th July at Birmingham University all day - lots of interesting subjects and speakers see
http://www.giyinternational.org/pages/the_gathering_2013_uk
for details. I'm going!
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Is there a feed for Acers that I should use, as my 3 Acers are 2-3 years old and only 1 foot to 1.5 feet tall (planted in the garden, not in a tub)?
Thank you,
Bob Ryder
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I have just put raised beds measuring 1.2 m by 2.4 m on to my allotment. Can someone advise me how close to plant my broad beans so that they stay healthy and productive?
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A friend of mine want's to make a large cloche out of blue water pipe. Can anyone tell me how to work out the length of the pipe for each hoop so we don't waste any please.
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I read on other sites that this plant which i have seed and just sown is a biannual plant , but on shoot it said that after 2 / 5 years it will reach about 1 mt , so i am now confussed because if it goes to 5 yrs then it is not a biannual , can anyone clarify this please , thank you . Angie
