Firth of Tay

Questions and timecodes are below. Where applicable, plant names have been provided.

Q – Do the panel have any unusual gardening habits? (01’40”)

Q – Can you suggest anything that would be more interesting for barrels located in a railway station? (04’56”)

Neil Porteous –

Dierama, angle’s fishing rod

Cyclamen

Pansies

Kirsty Wilson –

Lilium regale (IXb/a), regal lily

Pelargonium

Pelargonium tomentosum (Sc), peppermint geranium

Hardy geraniums, cranesbill

Geranium Rozanne ('Gerwat'PBR), cranesbill [Rozanne]

Miscanthus, elephant grass

Matthew Pottage –

Pelargonium

Heuchera, coral bells

Q – Is it possible to grow a Walnut tree in Dundee? (10’14”)

Matthew Pottage –

laciniata

Q – How much can I prune Magnolias? (13’52”)

Q – How can I have a good-looking compost heap in my front garden? (19’11”)

Neil Porteous –

Cornus alba, doogwood

Salix, willow

Corylus, hazel

Feature – Bunny Guinness’ Garden resolutions (23’20”)

Bunny Guinness –

Acer, Mapel

Birch
Leeks

Buxus sempervirens, common box

Dahlias

Tropaeolum majus, garden nasturtium

Q – Why has my Weigela plant has developed brown spots? (28’38”)

Q – What is the best time to transport a Jasminum grandiflorum seedling? (30’40”)

Q – Our fruit trees have been infected with lichen – should we keep them of get rid of them? (33’48”)

Q – Do the panel grow any plants that have sentimental value? (37’26”)

Neil Porteous –

Streptosolen jamesonii, Marmalade bush

Kirsty Wilson –

Hamamelis, Witch hazel

Matthew Pottage –

Saxifraga × urbium (11), London pride