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Here at PlantsBulbsSeeds I aim to engage all gardeners from the beginner to the more experienced.
I provide interesting, topical and informative ideas and tips for growing your own plants, bulbs and seeds, in order to help you develop your outdoor space and make it somewhere beautiful for you to spend time.
I am keen to encourage and involve gardeners of all ages including young children – they are – after all the next generation of amateur and/or professional gardeners.Fun Gardening Ideas for Kids
I firmly believe that gardening improves physical and mental health, whether one has ten minutes to spare or ten hours, gardening is good for us without a doubt.Gardening for Well-being, Why Gardening is Good for your Health.
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Topics here at Plants Bulbs Seeds include all aspects of gardening from How to do. How do you Grow Roses?: Secrets to Success
Monthly What jobs to do in the Garden
Informative tips and Ideas. Flower Garden Colour Combinations
Product Reviews and a little poetry too.
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Brilliant!
Thank you very much Gill!
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I really like your website, I have found lots of useful information and inspiration to get out in my garden.
The photos you use are wonderful, I enjoy reading the articles and browsing, really lovely.
I will be back to read future articles.
Alison
Hello,
Thank you for reading and enjoying my website.
I hope to see you back here soon.
Really impressed with the site and how it’s all layered out. Very professional and excellent advice and tips too. Well done ?
Hi Dominic,
I really appreciate your comments and encouragement.
Thank you so much.
Louise
Hi Louise,
Another great read, I really enjoyed this article on wildflowers.
We have a huge field here that is part of the farm land and I leave all the wildflowers to grow, so it looks very natural and of course it’s beneficial to lots of wild life.
Hello,
Thank you for popping by to read my articles, it is really heartening to know that people are growing wildflowers or leaving patches of lawn, meadows etc.
Good to hear from you again
Happy wildflower gardening!
Love your website. Good advice and interesting new ideas to try out in our garden. Well done!
Hello Susan,
Thank you so much for your positive feedback. I will look forward to hearing what new things you plant/do in your garden.
All the best
Louise
I’ve grown lupins (for the very first time) in a large pot. They are now down to just a few leaves. Should I leave them in the pot for next year or should I start again in 202
Hi Ann,
You can leave them in the pots. They will come again next year. Cut back the finished flower stems. If you want to grow some more, keep the seeds and sow them next spring to give you more plants.
Louise x
Hi, Lou. I have a very large wisteria growing over a gazebo by the French doors. Absolutely glorious this time but getting too big. How far do I cut it back to make it more manageable next year?
Hi Alison,
Cut back all this years growth to about 20cm from the main stems.
Its the right time to do it now.
https://plantsbulbsseeds.com/what-jobs-to-do-in-the-garden-in-august/
Thank you for your interest.
Louise