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  1. Mattyp

    Box hedge health advice

    I have a small confession to make, in the area where these images were taken, I cut out some branches earlier in the year where it was merging with a cotoneaster next to it. This is why you can...
    I have a small confession to make, in the area where these images were taken, I cut out some branches earlier in the year where it was merging with a cotoneaster next to it. This is why you can easily see in to the main stem. Perhaps it was damaged somehow as part of that, I cut it a bit early...
    I have a small confession to make, in the area where these images were taken, I cut out some branches earlier in the year where it was merging with a cotoneaster next to it. This is why you can easily see in to the main stem. Perhaps it was...
    I have a small confession to make, in the area where these images were taken, I cut out some branches earlier in the year where it was merging with a cotoneaster next to it. This is why you can...
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  2. RowlandsCastle

    Magpies attack young blackbird

    It’s a bit strong to call them evil, they are simply sourcing food for themselves and possibly their own chicks. All part of nature.
    It’s a bit strong to call them evil, they are simply sourcing food for themselves and possibly their own chicks. All part of nature.
    It’s a bit strong to call them evil, they are simply sourcing food for themselves and possibly their own chicks. All part of nature.
    It’s a bit strong to call them evil, they are simply sourcing food for themselves and possibly their own chicks. All part of nature.
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  3. wiseowl
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  4. JWK
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    Latest Moan From You and Me 2024

    My moan for today - ink. Printer ink. We need some and in fact I have just bought some... thick end of £100 for sodding ink.
    My moan for today - ink. Printer ink. We need some and in fact I have just bought some... thick end of £100 for sodding ink.
    My moan for today - ink. Printer ink. We need some and in fact I have just bought some... thick end of £100 for sodding ink.
    My moan for today - ink. Printer ink. We need some and in fact I have just bought some... thick end of £100 for sodding ink.
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  5. shiney
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    MAY PHOTO COMPETITION 2024

    Stream and fairy Glen at the end of our garden. Powels lode on its way to the River Dee l
    Stream and fairy Glen at the end of our garden. Powels lode on its way to the River Dee l
    Stream and fairy Glen at the end of our garden. Powels lode on its way to the River Dee l
    Stream and fairy Glen at the end of our garden. Powels lode on its way to the River Dee l
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  6. DavidMey

    More lavender advice please

    Looks perfectly fine to me, if a little behind. The silver leaves are quite normal at that stage, it will turn greener later. Here's mine now, just starting to flower.. You can see bits of...
    Looks perfectly fine to me, if a little behind. The silver leaves are quite normal at that stage, it will turn greener later. Here's mine now, just starting to flower.. You can see bits of silver foliage in the middle...nothing to worry about at all.
    Looks perfectly fine to me, if a little behind. The silver leaves are quite normal at that stage, it will turn greener later. Here's mine now, just starting to flower.. You can see bits of silver foliage in the middle...nothing to worry...
    Looks perfectly fine to me, if a little behind. The silver leaves are quite normal at that stage, it will turn greener later. Here's mine now, just starting to flower.. You can see bits of...
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  7. RowlandsCastle

    Found in my new garden

    I'll have a look in the morning.
    I'll have a look in the morning.
    I'll have a look in the morning.
    I'll have a look in the morning.
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  8. JWK
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    Show us your purchases 2024

    I went into B&Q for some lawn edging today, but couldn't find the one I wanted so instead I came home with a Geum Mrs Bradshaw! My first geum (well apart from all the wood avens ....); I've been...
    I went into B&Q for some lawn edging today, but couldn't find the one I wanted so instead I came home with a Geum Mrs Bradshaw! My first geum (well apart from all the wood avens ....); I've been admiring them in a garden I walk past on my way to work.
    I went into B&Q for some lawn edging today, but couldn't find the one I wanted so instead I came home with a Geum Mrs Bradshaw! My first geum (well apart from all the wood avens ....); I've been admiring them in a garden I walk past on my way to...
    I went into B&Q for some lawn edging today, but couldn't find the one I wanted so instead I came home with a Geum Mrs Bradshaw! My first geum (well apart from all the wood avens ....); I've been...
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  9. JWK
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    What's buzzing or flying near you 2024 ?

    Just caught this beautiful little bee on the lavender.
    Just caught this beautiful little bee on the lavender.
    Just caught this beautiful little bee on the lavender.
    Just caught this beautiful little bee on the lavender.
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  10. Upsydaisy
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    What's Cooking Today??

    Haven't looked yet @noisette47 . Just assumed autumn was best.
    Haven't looked yet @noisette47 . Just assumed autumn was best.
    Haven't looked yet @noisette47 . Just assumed autumn was best.
    Haven't looked yet @noisette47 . Just assumed autumn was best.
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  11. Ellie P

    Help identify problem with Buddleja please

    I don't think it's a virus, I think it's more likely to be a fungal problem and related to the excessively wet weather. I have several Buddleja and one has similar symptoms to yours with whole...
    I don't think it's a virus, I think it's more likely to be a fungal problem and related to the excessively wet weather. I have several Buddleja and one has similar symptoms to yours with whole stems dying back, first noticed a couple of months ago when the previously healthy vigorous Buddleja...
    I don't think it's a virus, I think it's more likely to be a fungal problem and related to the excessively wet weather. I have several Buddleja and one has similar symptoms to yours with whole stems dying back, first noticed a couple of months...
    I don't think it's a virus, I think it's more likely to be a fungal problem and related to the excessively wet weather. I have several Buddleja and one has similar symptoms to yours with whole...
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  12. Deany

    A poem for my Nan

    Personally I like Kipling "The Glory of the Garden", but rather male orientated. You may find something here 8 Poems Inspired by the Beauty of Gardening - Read Poetry
    Personally I like Kipling "The Glory of the Garden", but rather male orientated. You may find something here 8 Poems Inspired by the Beauty of Gardening - Read Poetry
    Personally I like Kipling "The Glory of the Garden", but rather male orientated. You may find something here 8 Poems Inspired by the Beauty of Gardening - Read Poetry
    Personally I like Kipling "The Glory of the Garden", but rather male orientated. You may find something here 8 Poems Inspired by the Beauty of Gardening - Read Poetry
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  13. Javidr

    Removing apple tree bottom branches

    The branches feed the trees and you will always have more growth from the upper parts of the tree because its where most of the energy goes.With the grass it's an idea to cut away a few feet...
    The branches feed the trees and you will always have more growth from the upper parts of the tree because its where most of the energy goes.With the grass it's an idea to cut away a few feet from the trunk. It's not this simple but for young trees the roots will probably be around the width...
    The branches feed the trees and you will always have more growth from the upper parts of the tree because its where most of the energy goes.With the grass it's an idea to cut away a few feet from the trunk. It's not this simple but for young...
    The branches feed the trees and you will always have more growth from the upper parts of the tree because its where most of the energy goes.With the grass it's an idea to cut away a few feet...
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  14. Marley Farley
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    Redstar's USA Garden

    Interesting visual as I walked up my side walk. Sharing.
    Interesting visual as I walked up my side walk. Sharing.
    Interesting visual as I walked up my side walk. Sharing.
    Interesting visual as I walked up my side walk. Sharing.
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  15. wiseowl
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    Yawn Yawn Wakey Wakey 2024

    Regarding surgery. Never had any, never been in a Hospital as a patient. Very afraid of surgery as I am a real red head.
    Regarding surgery. Never had any, never been in a Hospital as a patient. Very afraid of surgery as I am a real red head.
    Regarding surgery. Never had any, never been in a Hospital as a patient. Very afraid of surgery as I am a real red head.
    Regarding surgery. Never had any, never been in a Hospital as a patient. Very afraid of surgery as I am a real red head.
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  16. DavidMey

    Lavender in trough planters

    Some wild varieties of Lavender prefer acidic soil but I wouldn’t use ericaceous compost for the usual varieties available in garden centres The peat free Miracle Gro ericaceous product may also...
    Some wild varieties of Lavender prefer acidic soil but I wouldn’t use ericaceous compost for the usual varieties available in garden centres The peat free Miracle Gro ericaceous product may also be too rich for Lavender. It won’t harm your plants but you may get more green growth than flowers.
    Some wild varieties of Lavender prefer acidic soil but I wouldn’t use ericaceous compost for the usual varieties available in garden centres The peat free Miracle Gro ericaceous product may also be too rich for Lavender. It won’t harm your...
    Some wild varieties of Lavender prefer acidic soil but I wouldn’t use ericaceous compost for the usual varieties available in garden centres The peat free Miracle Gro ericaceous product may also...
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  17. john reynolds

    Lemon tree leaves

    It's worth keeping an eye out for spider mites (usually the two-spot spider mite) in the summer when it's hot and dry. It's not the tiny red spiders you may see whizzing around in summer. If your...
    It's worth keeping an eye out for spider mites (usually the two-spot spider mite) in the summer when it's hot and dry. It's not the tiny red spiders you may see whizzing around in summer. If your plant is a bit stressed they may arrive and take advantage of that. Signs are - a peppering of tiny...
    It's worth keeping an eye out for spider mites (usually the two-spot spider mite) in the summer when it's hot and dry. It's not the tiny red spiders you may see whizzing around in summer. If your plant is a bit stressed they may arrive and take...
    It's worth keeping an eye out for spider mites (usually the two-spot spider mite) in the summer when it's hot and dry. It's not the tiny red spiders you may see whizzing around in summer. If your...
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  18. JWK
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    Vegetable Growing 2024

    These pesky little blighters are apparently only pertaining to the Mediterranean area and they live in the soil!! They've munched all the granules I have put out - but they keep coming!
    These pesky little blighters are apparently only pertaining to the Mediterranean area and they live in the soil!! They've munched all the granules I have put out - but they keep coming!
    These pesky little blighters are apparently only pertaining to the Mediterranean area and they live in the soil!! They've munched all the granules I have put out - but they keep coming!
    These pesky little blighters are apparently only pertaining to the Mediterranean area and they live in the soil!! They've munched all the granules I have put out - but they keep coming!
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  19. Palustris

    Latest Scams

    01503390018 someone called Sam trying to give free emergency pendants from local heath care, long gaps between talking
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    01503390018 someone called Sam trying to give free emergency pendants from local heath care, long gaps between talking
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  20. wiseowl
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    Members Roses 2024

    and a much more impressive effort from Arthur Bell
    and a much more impressive effort from Arthur Bell
    and a much more impressive effort from Arthur Bell
    and a much more impressive effort from Arthur Bell
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