GBBD December 2011
Today is Garden Bloggers Bloom Day! In spite of winter there are still a few flowers! Some pictures: http://bit.ly/w54gst
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Winter Bedding Plants: Violas
Now is the last chance to plant out winter bedding: violas are a suitable choice! On growing violas: http://bit.ly/tcxfp7
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Winter Protection for Plants
It is now necessary to give tender plants a good winter protection! How to protect plants from frost: http://bit.ly/sXf7gK
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Berrying Shrubs and Trees
Winter berries still add colour to the garden when flowers wither! Some berrying shrubs and trees: http://bit.ly/uadEBz
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Winter Protection for Your Rosemary
Care for your rosemary: bring it in or give it a good winter protection! About growing rosemary: http://bit.ly/ryeKV5
Alice Philpott are discussing. 
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Winter Protection of Plants and Containers
Remember to protect containers from frosts: bubblewrap works well! More about winter protections: http://bit.ly/u95jc0
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Gardens and Gardening in November
It is November: winter is on its way! For tips and tricks on gardening in November take a look at: http://bit.ly/GardenNovember
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Create a Miniature Garden
It is possible to go on gardening during winter: just create a miniature garden! Some tips and ideas: http://bit.ly/pMRNMm
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Force Bulbs
Start to force bulbs for winter blooms: plant the bulbs now if not yet done! How to force bulbs: http://bit.ly/pna5sS
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Hanging Baskets for Winter
Did you already replant your hanging basket for winter? There is still time to do so! Some ideas: http://bit.ly/oB144k
I moved to Kemnay, Scotland three years ago after living and working in Lyon. Remembering beautiful rosemary bushes, which survived snowy winters year after year on their own, planted just outside our mostly- glass school walls, I planted my own rosemary last year. Not knowing to protect it, only a bit survived, and it hasn’t grown much during the year.
I am planning to put a coir pad around the base of the plant and to wrap the plant in fleece?
Is this correct? Is there anything else I can do to help protect the plant?