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before planting out. dig it over thoroughly, and mix in plenty of organic matter – such as manure or leaf mould. for spring bedding – ensuring a summer display – plant out in late march or april. how to plant dig an individual hole for each plant – the hole should be deep enough to cover the roots but not...

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light frost. as with other root vegetables, the quality of the soil is critical for success – light and sandy is best. ideally, you need to work on your carrot patch late winter. turn it until the soil becomes finer in texture, and remove any stones you turn up. don't dig in manure as the seeds do not...

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boost. some gardeners grow their courgettes on a mound, but this tends to produce extra foliage and fewer fruits. handy tips insects will pollinate the plants – from the male flowers to the female flowers. however, if there is continued cold weather, a lack of insects may mean that pollination does not...

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the seeds should germinate – remove the smaller of the two seedlings. to plant out, indoor varieties should be planted two to a growing bag in late may (for unheated greenhouses) or as early as march if you have a heated greenhouse. as cucumbers are very sensitive to frost, outdoor varieties should not...

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which plants are wildlife friendly; we recommend something nectar-rich and colourful for your beds and borders. chrysanthemums, echinacea and bracteantha are the perfect bedding plants if you are aiming to attract butterflies and bees to your garden. if you want to add some height to your displays, why not...

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deterring you from venturing outside to prune your garden, but don't worry, you can hold off for a week or two but winter pruning needs to be done before the first signs of spring. january is a great month to prune most deciduous trees and shrubs. fruit trees can be pruned at this time but be careful not...

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if you find the lettuce leaves are being produced with a leathery quality, put more organic matter into the soil as the plants are not growing quick enough. about our plants small plug plants medium plug plants large plants mega plants plant types how we grow our plants about us our nursery our company...

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grown in our own nurseries, so you can be confident of consistently high standards of production and care. because you are ordering direct, you can take advantage of real value for money. something for everyone our catalogue offers you a great choice - from old favourites to more rare varieties you may not...

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fertilizing in the early spring will also increase your rhubarb harvest significantly. through the year when the leaves have died back, put down compost surrounding your rhubarb plants. there are few diseases to watch out for during the year – as long as the soil is well-drained, the crowns should not...

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