hello newbie here and new to gardening

[miz piggy]

hello all , my name is claire ime from south wales ime 33 married and have 2 dogs 4 cats

ive always liked the look of beautiful gardens but have never attempted anything till now ..ive grown a few flowers in window boxes and they have blossemed beautifully but now ive no idea what ime suppose to do now

so i found you by looking up google so please be patient with me because i got LOAD of questions

ime off for a nose now ... nice to meet you all xx

[Bigmallly]

Welcome to the vine Claire, have a good look around the rooms, I'm sure you will find all sorts of interesting titbits.

[weekendwellies]

Hi.
Ask all the questions you have. There are lots of very helpful Grapes around.

[sarraceniac]

Hi Claire. Welcome to the vine.

[Jeanied]

Welcome to the vine Claire - don't hesitate to ask a question! And post photos of your garden.

[stella]

Hi and welcome, ask away

[ginger ninger]

Hello Claire and welcome to the vine.

[elsie-scot]

welcome to the vine

Here's to your future beautiful garden

[miz piggy]

thanks for the welcome xx

heres my pics

[miz piggy]

rose buch behind my scarecrow



as you can see they have grown nice but my daffs are dying ??
my hyacinths look like they are keeled over drunk ?

and ive no idea what ime to do with them next now

oh an my rose bush ive no idea how to look after him bless him

[northepaul]

Hi Claire and welcome to the vine - I have that watering can too...mines got dutch iris's in it

[Jeanied]

It helps to take the dead heads off the daffodils with some scissors - to stop the plant putting all its energy into seed production - and you may want to prune your rose back a bit to just above one of the lower leaf shoots. With roses they say you cut weak shoots hard back and strong shoots less hard. I tend to hack my roses back to keep them in bounds and then give them a feed because I feel guilty!

[binley100]

Hello and welcome from me too ........

[Florence Fennel]

Hello and Welcome!

[Nicos]

Hi there- and welcome to the Vine!