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Can we have a thread for what we should be doing in the garden this month? Here's one for February

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hunkermunker · 05/02/2008 23:40

My name is Hunker and I am a novice gardener.

I would like it looking fantastic all year round.

It currently looks "OK".

We have some grass. Some paving at the end. Two sheds. Two apple trees. A path down one side (overgrown - flowerbed spilling onto it), flowerbed with some things in [dunno what]

And a huge light-sapping tree that has All Sorts growing on it which will have to come down when next door have their extension (can we make them pay for it, they're lovely?).

I know lots of gardening terminology and I have a kneeler pad, some nice gloves, a trowel, fork and hoe thingummy - oh, and a trug.

I'd like the garden to look pretty and provice food for us - salad, especially - and blueberries - VVV says they're v easy to grow - although how can I stop DS2 snarfing them off the sodding bush?

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KerryMum · 11/02/2008 00:14

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SalVolatile · 11/02/2008 21:42

Annakeyrules - deffo worth trying the cuttings but may be too cold for them to root. Lavatera strikes almost 100% from heel cuttings ripped off in August and I suspect that you would have more luck with dogwood by doing the same technique, but there may be wiser heads than mine out there

PeterDuck · 11/02/2008 23:00

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 11/02/2008 23:06

Mahonia KM. Smells LOVELY too,and flowers in teh winter.

AnnakeyRules · 14/02/2008 12:36

Thanks sal, it'll be worth a try, then. I have a lavatera, as well, so I'll be busy in August, too

BettySpaghetti · 14/02/2008 12:40

What a good idea for a regular slot!

I'm pretty clueless when it comes to gardens but want to learn.

I'll give this months a miss though as our garden currently looks like a muddy building site (complete with a mini digger in the middle much to DS's delight!) as its being landscaped (we're on a bit of a hill).

As soon as the basics are done I'll need to start the finer points of planting etc.

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