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Where, when and how to plant perennials in various parts of the country,especially the south-west and north-east of England and the west highlands of Scotland
Many years experience making gardens from scratch in the above parts of the United Kingdom. Also advising others on this subject.
Diploma in Horticulture with COmmendation
I just love growing things!
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Hello Jean As long as your cellar is cool and frost free, you can certainly over-winter the dahlia tubers there. Take them out of the packaging they came in and if the growth you have noticed is
Hello Kathy It is difficult to identify a plant from a description, I'm afraid - could you post a picture of two showing as much detail as possible - flowers, leafs, over-all plant, plus an indication
Hello Amanda 'Burro's tail' (Sedum morganianum) is, in fact, a succulent and is grown as a house plant when grown outside of Mexico! I'm not an expert on houseplants, but I do have a few of my own
Hello again Andres Here's the list I promised you - I'll give both the botanical name and the common name(s) for each plant and in one or two cases a particular variety (mostly because I've got it and
Hi Jackie I'm guessing that these are not water iris, but the ones with large rhizomes - they look like very swollen roots, which lie just under or even on top of the soil, or they may be the type that

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