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I have just come across an amazing Dahlia from Suttons.

This amazing plant Dahlia imperialis or Tree Dahlia can grow up to 20 foot tall in just one season.

Bought as tubers and treated like any other Dahlia they flower each year around November and December and have thick, bamboo-like stems and dramatic foliage as well as the lovely pink flowers.

If there is an early frost and the plants begin to turn black just cut it down, give it a good mulch and it will come back again next year.

Suttons are currently offering 3 tubers for £19.95 or buy any 4 packs of summer flowering bulbs and get a FREE Tree Dahlia as well as 20% discount.

• How do you grow your own cut flowers? - Buying cut flowers on a regular basis can be quite costly, so why not try growing your own in the garden? They can be grown in their own cutting bed or mixed into a border to add to the display; either way you could raise enough flowers to have a constant supply of fresh blooms ...
• Clematis Rebecca - This great clematis is from Raymond Evison and was the Chelsea feature for 2008, it was named for his eldest daughter and has brilliant red flowers! Share and Enjoy: ...
• Cercidiphyllum japonicum – Katsura Tree - Cercidiphyllum japonicum or the Katsura Tree is an amazing tree, not only for it’s bright autumn colours but it does something extraordinary. As it drops it’s leaves in autumn it smells of candy floss. Share and Enjoy: ...
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• Flower Carpet Red Velvet and Cynara scolymus - Flower Carpet Red Velvet a ground cover rose; a lovely bright red with a yellow centre with glossy, rich green foliage and it really catches the eye. Cynara scolymus or Cardoon an architectural plant growing up to 180cm (6ft) tall. Share and Enjoy: ...

After one of the longest and coldest winters most of us can remember, the first shoots of spring are slowly starting to emerge. And while it is still too early for the nation’s gardeners to start preparing the beds and borders in their gardens, there is plenty to be done indoors, particularly when it comes to seeding.

However despite many of us pledging to get back out and into our gardens this year, barely a third of gardeners are aware of the serious environmental issues surrounding the use of peat.[1]

Nowadays, with environmental concerns high on everyone’s agenda, choosing your compost is as important as the seeds you select.

Every year, 3 million cubic metres of peat is used in the UK for horticultural use and sales of multi-purpose compost. But the extraction of peat releases Significant amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere, as well as damaging lowland raised peat bogs, which are home to many rare animals and plants. Just under half a million tonnes of carbon dioxide is emitted in the atmosphere each year as a result of peat extraction from UK sites alone; that’s comparable to the total emissions of over 100,000 homes. [2]

Fortunately there are environmentally friendly compost solutions available , and in the following video, gardening guru Diarmuid Gavin shows you how to make your garden green in every possible sense - using peat-free compost to reduce your carbon footprint and preserve our valuable peatland habitats and wildlife.

For more information visit www.direct.gov.uk/buyingcompost ( live from 8th March)

Copy this link into your browser to watch Diarmuid's video: http://www.linkto.tv/iframe/show/uuid/dirO6G44RTM

[1] One Poll Survey, over the period 27028 Jan 2009, 2000 respondents

[2] The UK’s Greenhouse Gas Inventory records emissions of 420,000 tonnes a year for peat extraction from UK sites. However, 57% of the peat that we use in the UK is imported, mainly from the Republic of Ireland and the Baltics.

• Alan Titchmarsh backs campaign for one million ponds - The Million Ponds Project will start by making 5,000 ponds in the next four years. Ultimately the £3 million collaboration between Government agencies and conservation organisation wants to create half a million ponds outside of private gardens to return the country to pre-industrial levels of open freshwater sites. Share and Enjoy: ...
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• BBC Gardeners World Blogs - I have just added Toby Bucklands blog to our front page to let you know what the BBC Gardeners World team are up to day by day. Share and Enjoy: ...
• How to cope with a Flooded Garden - I can’t imagine what it must be like to live through the floods and, even worse, to be flooded year after year. During these times sorting out the house is obviously a priority but it must be heartbreaking to find your garden destroyed each year. Share and Enjoy: ...

My late father has a Peony Rose and a Rhododendron and I want to take cuttings from these to give to other family members before the house is sold. Can you advise.

Answer:

It is extremely difficult to take cuttings of Peony and are best propagating by division. Carefully clear away the soil around a portion of root and cut pieces away with some root and at least one growth bud for each plant needed. Place into a pot with good quality compost and keep well watered until established.

Rhododendrons are also difficult to root successfully so to give it as much help as possible remove a thin slice of bark near the base of the stem when you take the cutting. Dip the wounded end in hormone rooting compound before potting in a good quality potting compost.

Cuttings should really be taken in the Spring or Autumn so if you can leave it a few weeks before taking yours it would be better. If you have to do it soon then ensure the cuttings get some sort of protection from cold, winds and frost.

Crocus.co.uk are currently offering four varieties of Hamamelis, one of which is their plant of the month, click here for more information.

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• Plant of the Month for June - Our Plant of the Month Papaver orientale or Oriental Poppy produces delicate flowers from May to July above bristly, grey-green leaves. The flower colours vary from white, through pink to red. They are a fast-growing plant and easy to grow, the pale papery flowers contrast especially well with purple foliage plants such as Heuchera. Share and ...
• Our Plant of the Month for March is Hellebore - Hellebores can flower as early as January and continue on until late April producing lovely nodding, saucer-shaped, flowers in many colours. Their foliage is virtually evergreen, just cut down the old leaves during January or February to show the flowers off to their best. They are very low maintenance and they don’t mind the shade. ...
• Camellia sinensis for Making Tea - Camellia sinensis is similar to the more common ornamental varieties but with the benefit of being able to produce tea from the leaves and shoots. Share and Enjoy: ...
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• Prune rose bushes
• Trim winter-flowering heathers
• Lift and divide congested clumps of snowdrops and buy new ones `in the green'
• Prune winter jasmine after flowering

Fruit/Vegetables

• Force rhubarb
• Sow leeks and onions in a heated propagator
• Start spraying outdoor peach and nectarine leaves to prevent peach-leaf curl
• Sprinkle fertiliser around fruit trees and bushes

Greenhouse

• Pot up summer bulbs
• Feed winter-flowering pot plants
• Continue sowing seed of summer bedding plants
• Bring strawberries in pots under cover for early crops

General

• Build a compost heap
• Cut back any overgrown ivy
• Check borders for weeds and tackle any problem areas
• Spread mulches of bark or compost over flower-beds

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The RHS is asking people to make a pledge to grow fruit and veg to help them in their campaign to get the nation growing!

The RHS want to encourage individuals and companies to take up the growing mantle, because they believe gardening and growing makes happier and healthier people.

If you make your pledge today they will send you a free starter pack, full of Thompson & Morgan seeds, a wall planner, recipes and much more. Plus, when you make your pledge, they'll sign you up to their monthly Grow Your Own e-newsletter packed full with advice, growing tips, competitions and special offers.

Starter packs will be sent to the first 10,000 people and first 50 companies to sign up to the campaign.

Click here to find out more and make your pledge

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• Suppliers of Gardening Related Products and Services - The Gardening Register have had dealings with a number of well respected suppliers of gardening related products and services and feel it only right that we should pass on the details of these companies. See below for the full list: B & Q – The well established DIY store supplies a wide range of gardening products including Greenhouses, ...
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• Plant of the Month for October – Grasses - People either love or hate grasses but at this time of year they add enormous interest to any garden; there is a huge range available adding gossamer effects, autumn colour, and winter shapes as well as a gentle rustling as the wind whips around the garden. Share and Enjoy: ...

The flowers are white with yellow stamens and are fragrant. The leaves are evergreen; dark green and shiny. If left unpruned it can grow to 10ft or more but they are easily pruned if a smaller shrub is required. Indeed, if you want to produce tea from the leaves it will need pruning every couple of years to keep it to 3-5ft high. See below.

In the UK, unless you live in a sheltered, warm climate, you are best to plant it up in a pot and keep it in a cool greenhouse over winter.

Propagation and Care

The most common way of propagating Camellia sinensis is by seed but cuttings also work well. Sow seeds about an inch deep in a good quality acidic seed compost with added grit or sand. Keep the compost damp and warm.

Pot on when the seedlings are large enough to handle, increasing the pot size and the months and years go on.

When buying a young shrub choose one without a central leader in order to produce a bush not a tree. Ensure that there are shoots growing out from the bottom of the plant to ensure the correct shape.

If planting outside place about 3ft apart in a sunny, sheltered position in an acidic, well drained soil. If they are grown in pots place the pots somewhere where they can get some protection from strong wind and raise the pots off the ground to allow water to drain away. Do not allow them to dry out but ensure that they don’t get waterlogged.

Fertilise regularly during the growing season with a suitable Camellia feed and prune to obtain the size and shape you require.

With the correct care and conditions camellia sinensis can live for 50-100 years.

Growing Camellia sinensis for Tea Making

There are three types of tea which can be made from Camellia sinensis; green tea, black tea and Oolong tea. Each type is produced from differently aged leaves and from using different production methods:

• The young, emerging buds, also known as Tips or Flowery Pekoe, are used for the best quality teas
• The next set of leaves are known as Orange Pekoe
• The oldest and largest leaves nearest the stem are Souchong

When your plants reach 2ft tall cut back to a few inches high to encourage new shoots and increased yield. Do this every 2-3 years to keep the vigour in the plants.

Depending on when the leaves are harvested the strength of the tea will differ; the picking of new shoots in Spring is known as First Flush. The Second Flush is the late Spring / early Summer harvesting and produces a tea with more body. The final harvest takes place in Autumn and is stronger still.

When harvesting the leaves should be gently pinched and twisted to avoid damage.

Tea Production

The production of the tea itself goes through several stages:

• Withering: the leaves/shoots are laid out on trays and left until the leaves loose about half of their moisture and become limp
• Rolling: the leaves are rolled to expose the plant enzymes to oxygen and begin oxidisation; the amount of time allowed for the enzymes to react with oxygen determines the type of tea produced
• Oxidisation: also known as fermentation is a highly complex procedure. The length of time given to oxidisation ranges from 45 minutes to many hours determining the colour and aroma of the final product:
  • For Green Tea this process is missed out and the leaves are not allowed to oxidise. It is a green or yellow colour with a “grassy” flavour
  • Oolong tea is partially oxidised; the exact time depends on personal skill and knowledge
  • Black Tea is fully oxidised and produces a full-bodied brew
  • Firing: firing sends a stream of hot air onto the leaves stopping the oxidisation process.
  • Sorting: once dried the tea is sorted into different grades determined by size. The smallest particles are sold as Dust working up in size through Fannings and Broken Leaf to Whole Leaf

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UK Orchid Forum - A very specialised forum dedicated or all species of Orchid. It has the usual post areas but also has sections by cultivation such as Cymbidium and Zygopetalum, Dendrobium, Phalaenopsis (moth orchids), Slipper Orchids, and much more. There is also a section on pests and diseases. Very much worth a visit and invaluable if you want to grow these lovely plants indoors.

Shoot - A new forum by the gardening site Shoot. Their forum is split into the following sections: Container gardening, Edible gardening, Garden design, Green gardening, House plants, Lawns, New member, New to gardening, Trees and shrubs. You have to be a member and be logged in to use the forum.

Allotment and Vegetable Gardening - Allotment Gardening Forums, Growing Vegetables, Fruit and Herbs plus general gardening advice and help from other friendly gardeners and growers who like chatting on the plot about their garden

BBC - This message board hosts a lively gardening community. See what others are talking about then join in for some green-fingered chat

Cool Exotics - Tropical and exotic plants discussions

Garden Banter - This is a web interface to the popular gardening series of newsgroups.

GardenTalk - A space to share gardening questions, tips, advice, and general chit-chat with many other members from the UK, and around the world.

GardenWeb - Gardening articles, pictorial plant database, glossary of botanical terms, and gardening tips.

Healthy Pages - One of the largest complementary health forums in the UK covering lots of health related subjects and therapies, including gardening. They don't ask for any personal info, and they don't share your information with anyone.

Home and Gardening - Advice, Tips, Discussion and Chat

Moosey's Country Garden Forums - Drop in for a cup of tea and a gardening chat

Over the Garden Gate - A forum for general discussion and questions

Real Gardeners - built by real gardeners in the UK for real gardeners around the world

Royal Horticultural Society - The RHS bulletin board covering subjects such as Science Exchange, RHS Debate, Britain in Bloom, Parks and Green Space, Trials and General Gardening

RSPB - Includes forum topics RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch, Aren't birds brilliant! and The birds in your garden

Sheds Online - Chat forum for sharing ideas pictures and plans on garden buildings

Irish Gardeners -   "If you're Irish, come into the Garden, there's a welcome there for you". Well, actually you don't have to be Irish at all, gardening knows no boundaries. As long as you have an interest and curiosity about gardening then the Irish Gardeners will welcome you with open arms. You can chat about a wide range of gardening related topics but there is also a section for more general discussion such as sport, pets, hobbies etc. You can also post photos of your developing garden heaven. The Irish gardeners would love to see personal pics of your plants in bloom, your pets or even yourself.

UKTV Gardens - A well constructed, informative set of forums which are fully searchable. It consists of four sections; In the Garden, Plant Talk, What's on TV and The Potting Shed.

Vegetable Gardening Forum - A very easy to use, informative forum. You have to register to post a query but there are lots of categories full of useful information.

Grows on You - The community for garden lovers. Upload your garden photos, browse members' garden pictures and borrow garden ideas. Discover members' gardens, their gardening questions and their gardening blogs. You can even buy plants and tools online.

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Somerset Garden Shop Iliminster Somerset
Lanes Garden Shop was established over 10 years ago in Ilminster Somerset UK as a Boutique Gardening Shop specialising in unusual and interesting items for the garden and conservatory. Within our online Ecommerce shop we are able to expand our ranges and to give people worldwide the opportunity of buying some of the more unusual garden products

Valentines Gifts, Romantic Gift Ideas, Valentines Presents
Original, unique gifts to wow recipients - whatever the occasion. Whether you need get well gifts, to celebrate a wedding anniversary or its Christmas Valentines or a birthday, weve got gifting...all wrapped up

What to do When Someone Dies
A practical guide to dealing with the death of a close friend or relative

Permaculture Design Courses
Common Circle Education offers permaculture design courses focused on community building.

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