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Hi there. I hardly ever see sweet potato plants for sale and absolutely love SP!! I have never tried to grow them and know next to nothing about how to do it. In the mean time my SP in my food cupb ...

THanks so much

Hi there. Is it an ok time to give my salvia hotlips a bit of a cut? if it is ok, do you have any tips? Thanks

I'm probably wrong about the variety but am happy that most of the mystery seems to be solved. still very grateful for the feedback from everyone. Its been a fun mystery.

Hi Silver Surfer. A month ago I would have totally agreed with you, and I was going nuts trying to figure out a clematis type flower on something that was not clinging, not trifoliate and a bit on th ...

Sorry that I cant post photos but I think we have a solution. Its a herbaceous perennial clematis called Alpina. I have had a few blue flowers, the first ever. Clearly relocation was the solution. ...

Thanks Tagwex

Hi there. I have heard conflicting advice on how best to store seeds. I have the usual range of annuals, perennials and vegetables.

i read somewhere that seeds should be stored in the fridge, a ...

Still no flowers and to add to the intrigue - as we all love a good mystery - this is something I consciously bought several years back, and now cannot recall its details. (lesson there = keep a jour ...

Thanks for replies. It it starts to do something more adventurous
I'll update the photos

Please can you help me with identification. For some reason I feel its a creeper of some kind, and I want to say clematis but the leaves are a bit furry. Its deciduous and its been in shade in a pot ...

Thanks for reply but the whole subject is so frustrating. We have to get away from glyphospates. What other suggestions?

And I realise there was an error in my original post. I meant to have asked ...

Sorry dont know about plants but seeds are available on ebay?

Hi everyone

Someone mentioned diluted vinegar as an alternative to round up but unfortunately she was a bit short on specifics.

Has anyone heard of this?

If yes can you advise is this a speci ...

Well now I just feel seriously silly. And not all of you are coming across as benign, gentle, compassionate gardening types, but I still have faith that you're all a good bunch.

Jokes aside, you k ...