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  1. Mushroom compost is a great mulch for most plants - except for those few that do not react well to lime #gardening
  2. ‘Gypsum’ is an organic fertilizer containing calcium and sulphur. It is used to improve heavy soil #gardening
  3. @bulchey And we're thinking that would have done wonders for your soil. Fantastic effort! Have you ever written a story about that?
  4. @WeeCourts Well done, Courtney. Welcome to Dobbies!
  5. @bulchey Now that's what we call a hard-working gardener, Anne. We're very impressed! And that w
  6. @bulchey That's an interesting perspective, Anne. Would you recommend not digging at all, even for undeveloped areas?
  7. @webcowgirl We aim to please! ;)
  8. @bondbugdave We're delighted you had a great day, Dave.
  9. RT @funnyveg: Make the best of mild weather - take cuttings of herbaceous plants - fuchsias take so easily #gardening
  10. Prepared hyacinth bulbs have been subjected to high temperatures to force them to flower in early season #gardening
  11. Be sure to turn you soil over whilst digging. This will improve aeration and birds will eat any pests that come to the surface #gardening
  12. @Arleneeeeeee Rudolph is resting because flying is hard work for a raindeer and Rudolph needs to be in good shape for Christmas Eve.
  13. @LightbulbDesign Buy her a drink ;)
  14. @Wytherstone We're glad you've experienced this first hand and would love to see some photos of your onion crop!
  15. A wide range of garden furniture covers are available on dobbies.com to protect your furniture during the winter months #gardening
  16. Herbs make great hanging basket plants. Just cut them back every so often to keep them neat #gardening
  17. @Wytherstone Excellent! Always great to hear of gardening successes. If you ever have any questions or more good news let us know :-)
  18. To stop cats sleeping in window boxes cut pieces of holly and place between the plants – they can’t stand the smell #gardening
  19. If your onions always have thick necks try using a high potash fertilizer on your next crop #gardening
  20. If your home grown potatoes are always ruined by blight try the new blight resistant variety the ‘Sarpo Mira’ #gardening