http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/-t1.htm Fri, 20 Jun 2008 08:26:18 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/empty.gif http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/-t1.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/growing-from-seed-t62.htm Sunflower hello all, we're in the process of starting a garden from scratch, we live in a new-build so I thought a 'cottage garden' feel would detract from the angular nature of our surroundings. Up to now I've just been sowing a few seeds whilst my other half does the donkey work laying the patio etc. I'm keen to grow my own Rudbekia, yet after 21 days my seeds are not growing Any ideas what might have gone wrong? My Cornflowers and Cosmos are coming on ok and were planted at the same time. any ... Questions and Answers / gardening tips Sun, 20 Apr 2008 15:18:25 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/growing-from-seed-t62.htm#197 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/growing-from-seed-t62.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/weeds-t157.htm snapdragon ]]> Questions and Answers / gardening tips Fri, 20 Jun 2008 08:26:18 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/weeds-t157.htm#489 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/weeds-t157.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/lily-beetles-t149.htm polly how to get rid of them Questions and Answers / gardening tips Sat, 14 Jun 2008 09:53:49 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/lily-beetles-t149.htm#459 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/lily-beetles-t149.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/acer-trees-t98.htm pinkie ok i bought a green/yellow acer tree last year and this year its really blooming and looks beautiful... only problem is i discovered yesterday loads of little black aphids , i think they are aphids but they are like small black flies. gulp i thought, i dont want those devouring my tree. anyway i went up to riggs garden centre and happened to look at some other acer trees, and the green leafed 'acers' up there are covered in these litle black pests too ! so its not just mine then.... ... Questions and Answers / gardening tips Fri, 09 May 2008 19:23:17 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/acer-trees-t98.htm#310 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/acer-trees-t98.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/a-climber-i-ve-seen-t128.htm Sunflower Any ideas?
cheers]]> Questions and Answers / gardening tips Wed, 28 May 2008 16:23:08 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/a-climber-i-ve-seen-t128.htm#394 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/a-climber-i-ve-seen-t128.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/rhododendrons-t91.htm snapdragon I have a modest sized rhododendron in the far corner of my garden that is more or less right underneath my large ash tree, and in summer when the tree is full of leaves, it's quite hidden and lost amongst the foliage. My question is, could I dig it up and replant in a large tub and show it off in it's glory as a patio plant? Questions and Answers / gardening tips Wed, 30 Apr 2008 09:23:42 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/rhododendrons-t91.htm#291 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/rhododendrons-t91.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/sweetpea-s-t89.htm Sweetpea ]]> Questions and Answers / gardening tips Mon, 28 Apr 2008 17:29:45 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/sweetpea-s-t89.htm#287 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/sweetpea-s-t89.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/sown-seeds-t52.htm Buttercup Has anybody taken a chance and sown any seeds yet, yesterday I sowed lettuce, tomato's, beetroot, climbing french beans and courgettes I am starting them off in the new plastic greenhouse in trays darn't plant anything into the soil yet, lets hope we get a long summer. Questions and Answers / gardening tips Wed, 16 Apr 2008 14:25:26 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/sown-seeds-t52.htm#175 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/sown-seeds-t52.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/mushrooms-t80.htm Frances Farmer I'm interested in starting to grow mushrooms (not the magic or mouldy variety) for cooking any ideas where to start and what I start with? Questions and Answers / gardening tips Fri, 25 Apr 2008 08:48:18 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/mushrooms-t80.htm#227 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/mushrooms-t80.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/plug-plants-t83.htm pinkie apart from the glossy magazines, where else can i buy plug plants from..... i do love to watch them grow on in a greenhouse etc. i was going to order some from www.jerseyplantsdirect.com and they deliver up until the end of april, = (i should have ordered then b4 now....silly me. do any of these bigger garden centres have plug plants ? Questions and Answers / gardening tips Fri, 25 Apr 2008 21:07:33 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/plug-plants-t83.htm#239 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/plug-plants-t83.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/urban-roof-gardens-t71.htm Admin Have just been reading about urban roof gardens, if you have a bit of flat roof, or a dormer window with a space outside, dont waist it get a lightweight planter out there, fill with compost and vermiculite so it isn't to heavy, and plant some lettuce, or endive anything that isn't a heavy bulky plant. But make sure the pot is secure, dont want it slipping off and braining someone. Oh and remember it will be heavier when wet Questions and Answers / gardening tips Wed, 23 Apr 2008 22:49:14 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/urban-roof-gardens-t71.htm#209 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/urban-roof-gardens-t71.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/veggie-screens-t70.htm Admin ]]> Questions and Answers / gardening tips Wed, 23 Apr 2008 22:40:39 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/veggie-screens-t70.htm#208 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/veggie-screens-t70.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/what-is-easy-to-grow-in-tubs-t5.htm Admin ]]> Questions and Answers / gardening tips Sun, 06 Apr 2008 22:06:31 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/what-is-easy-to-grow-in-tubs-t5.htm#7 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/what-is-easy-to-grow-in-tubs-t5.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/growing-potatoes-without-a-garden-t48.htm Admin Did you know that spuds will grow in an old barrel or a dustbin ( as long as you can make drainage holes in it) so you can have fresh new potatoes without a garden. You will need to plant them just high enough so that the sun can reach the leaves, you can then earth them up as they grow, just as you would in open ground. It is important to keep them watered, but dont allow them to become too wet or they will rot. but you will get loads of lovely spuds. Questions and Answers / gardening tips Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:39:34 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/growing-potatoes-without-a-garden-t48.htm#164 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/growing-potatoes-without-a-garden-t48.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/companian-planting-to-prevent-pests-t49.htm Admin I found an excellent list of companion plants on

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_companion_plants]]> Questions and Answers / gardening tips Tue, 15 Apr 2008 20:05:16 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/companian-planting-to-prevent-pests-t49.htm#165 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/companian-planting-to-prevent-pests-t49.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/bonsai-t38.htm pinkie about 2 years ago i bought an elm bonsai and was told it could live inside or outside. anyway it was ok during the summer months then i wasnt sure how to winter it ? so i brought it indoors and it lived on the windowsill for a while, then it started loosing lots of guey sap from it and all the leaves went really sticky... so it went to live back outside, . spring came and i repotted it using bonsai soil and its fine now.... grows well each year and just needs alittle pruning ... Questions and Answers / gardening tips Sat, 12 Apr 2008 10:25:43 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/bonsai-t38.htm#132 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/bonsai-t38.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/berries-rubarb-t34.htm mary mary rubarb does itself.
Herbs are good , all that expensive rubbish in the super markets is crazy.
mint - its a weed and loves to grow anywhere.
fruit trees , less than a pkt of fags stick them anywhere.]]> Questions and Answers / gardening tips Fri, 11 Apr 2008 21:01:43 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/berries-rubarb-t34.htm#117 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/berries-rubarb-t34.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/often-used-this-website-t1.htm Sweetpea
http://www.mirrorgarden.co.uk/index.cfm]]> Questions and Answers / gardening tips Sun, 06 Apr 2008 18:40:33 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/often-used-this-website-t1.htm#1 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/often-used-this-website-t1.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/tomato-plants-t4.htm Admin I have grown tomatoes in hanging baskets with great success, I recommend tumbler and Tom thumb varieties. They will need watering and feeding every day but they are very tasty toms and grow anywhere. Questions and Answers / gardening tips Sun, 06 Apr 2008 22:04:37 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/tomato-plants-t4.htm#6 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/tomato-plants-t4.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/questions-and-answers-t2.htm todbear Any gardening or growing related questions? post them here for other members who may know the answer Questions and Answers / gardening tips Sun, 06 Apr 2008 18:43:54 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/questions-and-answers-t2.htm#2 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/questions-and-answers-t2.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/banana-skins-t6.htm Admin ]]> Questions and Answers / gardening tips Sun, 06 Apr 2008 22:08:52 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/banana-skins-t6.htm#8 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/banana-skins-t6.htm http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/bee-keeping-t9.htm Admin ]]> Questions and Answers / gardening tips Mon, 07 Apr 2008 13:50:34 GMT http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/bee-keeping-t9.htm#20 http://todgrow.forumandco.com/questions-and-answers-gardening-tips-f1/bee-keeping-t9.htm