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Finishing off pond edging on a tight budget
So I think I’m on the right lines here, I’ve lowered pay of the section where the stones are and have started tucking the liner in behind them in other places.where I’m going to create a...
So I think I’m on the right lines here, I’ve lowered pay of the section where the stones are and have started tucking the liner in behind them in other places.where I’m going to create a boggy area, is this how I do it? Or do I not create a break between the two sections of soil? And what...
So I think I’m on the right lines here, I’ve lowered pay of the section where the stones are and have started tucking the liner in behind them in other places.where I’m going to create a boggy area, is this how I do it? Or do I not create...
So I think I’m on the right lines here, I’ve lowered pay of the section where the stones are and have started tucking the liner in behind them in other places.where I’m going to create a...

latimer, May 20, 2024 at 7:46 AM, NEW Gardeners ! ... 2
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latimer
May 25, 2024 at 4:35 PM
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Cuttings that root in water
Has anyone tried Diascia cuttings in water? Or would you recommend another way? I have Diascia 'Blue Bonnet' and want more!I always do Salvia (including culinary sage) in water, and have had...
Has anyone tried Diascia cuttings in water? Or would you recommend another way? I have Diascia 'Blue Bonnet' and want more!I always do Salvia (including culinary sage) in water, and have had lots of success with Vietnamese coriander (Persicaria odorata) and other Persicaria, Stachys, hardy...
Has anyone tried Diascia cuttings in water? Or would you recommend another way? I have Diascia 'Blue Bonnet' and want more!I always do Salvia (including culinary sage) in water, and have had lots of success with Vietnamese coriander (Persicaria...
Has anyone tried Diascia cuttings in water? Or would you recommend another way? I have Diascia 'Blue Bonnet' and want more!I always do Salvia (including culinary sage) in water, and have had...
earlydaze, Mar 13, 2024, Propagation This Month ... 2 3 4
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LG_
May 25, 2024 at 4:35 PM
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Whats Looking good May 2024
Same as us - but that doesn't work in our garden!
Same as us - but that doesn't work in our garden!
Same as us - but that doesn't work in our garden!
Same as us - but that doesn't work in our garden!
wiseowl, May 1, 2024, General Gardening Discussion ... 17 18 19
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shiney
May 25, 2024 at 4:24 PM
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Whats your weather like May 2024
We have topepd out at 29,5c but there is a breeze so will go sit out front in the shade.
We have topepd out at 29,5c but there is a breeze so will go sit out front in the shade.
We have topepd out at 29,5c but there is a breeze so will go sit out front in the shade.
We have topepd out at 29,5c but there is a breeze so will go sit out front in the shade.
wiseowl, May 1, 2024, Off-Topic Discussion ... 39 40 41
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Victoria
May 25, 2024 at 4:16 PM
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Chillies 2024
Hanglow,Thanks for your kind comments.When using hydroponics to grow chillies, the amount of food in the water determines the probability of aphids infestation. It seems to be a compromise...
Hanglow,Thanks for your kind comments.When using hydroponics to grow chillies, the amount of food in the water determines the probability of aphids infestation. It seems to be a compromise between :-1. Too much food = aphid infestation 2. Too little food = poor growth but no...
Hanglow,Thanks for your kind comments.When using hydroponics to grow chillies, the amount of food in the water determines the probability of aphids infestation. It seems to be a compromise between :-1. Too much food = aphid infestation 2....
Hanglow,Thanks for your kind comments.When using hydroponics to grow chillies, the amount of food in the water determines the probability of aphids infestation. It seems to be a compromise...
JWK, Jan 1, 2024, Edible Gardening ... 9 10 11
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Ademission
May 25, 2024 at 4:15 PM
Beaucarnea recurvata
Well I think they do form stems from the caudex but mine were in pots so they only really grew spindly stems.
Well I think they do form stems from the caudex but mine were in pots so they only really grew spindly stems.
Well I think they do form stems from the caudex but mine were in pots so they only really grew spindly stems.
Well I think they do form stems from the caudex but mine were in pots so they only really grew spindly stems.
stephenprudence, Oct 30, 2019, Tropical Gardening ... 2
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pete
May 25, 2024 at 3:59 PM
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What are we doing in the garden 2024
This morning was a garden visit in our village with members from the garden club. Some superb plants and the colours really standing out. A great visit and lovely to then sit and chat with friends...
This morning was a garden visit in our village with members from the garden club. Some superb plants and the colours really standing out. A great visit and lovely to then sit and chat with friends over coffee and cake. This afternoon sowed lollo rosso, chicory, courgette, peas, pak choi and kohl...
This morning was a garden visit in our village with members from the garden club. Some superb plants and the colours really standing out. A great visit and lovely to then sit and chat with friends over coffee and cake. This afternoon sowed lollo...
This morning was a garden visit in our village with members from the garden club. Some superb plants and the colours really standing out. A great visit and lovely to then sit and chat with friends...
JWK, Jan 1, 2024, General Gardening Discussion ... 111 112 113
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On the Levels
May 25, 2024 at 3:51 PM
Rose Sucker or Sport?
It's a dog rose sucker, yes. You need to trace the stem back to its source, which will be under the graft union, probably below the soil, and give it a firm tug to yank it off. Best to hold...
It's a dog rose sucker, yes. You need to trace the stem back to its source, which will be under the graft union, probably below the soil, and give it a firm tug to yank it off. Best to hold onto the rest of the plant with your other hand whilst doing so.Don't worry too much if you don't get...
It's a dog rose sucker, yes. You need to trace the stem back to its source, which will be under the graft union, probably below the soil, and give it a firm tug to yank it off. Best to hold onto the rest of the plant with your other hand...
It's a dog rose sucker, yes. You need to trace the stem back to its source, which will be under the graft union, probably below the soil, and give it a firm tug to yank it off. Best to hold...
groundbeetle, May 25, 2024 at 3:14 PM, Roses
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Mrs Hillard
May 25, 2024 at 3:45 PM
Olive tree questions
It will hopefully perk up in not time as it gets sunnier @MH434
It will hopefully perk up in not time as it gets sunnier @MH434
It will hopefully perk up in not time as it gets sunnier @MH434
It will hopefully perk up in not time as it gets sunnier @MH434
MH434, May 25, 2024 at 9:11 AM, Trees
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amancalledgeorge
May 25, 2024 at 3:41 PM
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Yawn Yawn Wakey Wakey 2024
There is sunshine here at my Son 1's, forecast said cloud. The garden is full of little girls running about having fun at my granddaughter's 7th birthday party.
There is sunshine here at my Son 1's, forecast said cloud. The garden is full of little girls running about having fun at my granddaughter's 7th birthday party.
There is sunshine here at my Son 1's, forecast said cloud. The garden is full of little girls running about having fun at my granddaughter's 7th birthday party.
There is sunshine here at my Son 1's, forecast said cloud. The garden is full of little girls running about having fun at my granddaughter's 7th birthday party.
wiseowl, Jan 1, 2024, The Muppet Show ... 236 237 238
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Busy-Lizzie
May 25, 2024 at 3:40 PM
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Close-ups of flowers
The astrantia is looking great right now...were bought as bare root Roma three years ago but they're much paler in colour still pretty
The astrantia is looking great right now...were bought as bare root Roma three years ago but they're much paler in colour still pretty
The astrantia is looking great right now...were bought as bare root Roma three years ago but they're much paler in colour still pretty
The astrantia is looking great right now...were bought as bare root Roma three years ago but they're much paler in colour still pretty

Papi Jo, Mar 21, 2024, Photography Talk ... 29 30 31
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amancalledgeorge
May 25, 2024 at 3:39 PM
Poorly rose?
I would look at its roots. Probably root bound. If the roots are taking up the whole pot then it can't get the water you give it. I would use Sulphur Rose for fungal diseases like blackspot and...
I would look at its roots. Probably root bound. If the roots are taking up the whole pot then it can't get the water you give it. I would use Sulphur Rose for fungal diseases like blackspot and mildew. Vine weevil larvae should have mostly turned into adults at this time of year, but worth...
I would look at its roots. Probably root bound. If the roots are taking up the whole pot then it can't get the water you give it. I would use Sulphur Rose for fungal diseases like blackspot and mildew. Vine weevil larvae should have mostly...
I would look at its roots. Probably root bound. If the roots are taking up the whole pot then it can't get the water you give it. I would use Sulphur Rose for fungal diseases like blackspot and...
Stuarta99, May 24, 2024 at 6:02 PM, Roses
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groundbeetle
May 25, 2024 at 3:27 PM
Border shrub ideas... Please :)
I did the same with my second batch - and they are going strong. Thank you
I did the same with my second batch - and they are going strong. Thank you
I did the same with my second batch - and they are going strong. Thank you
I did the same with my second batch - and they are going strong. Thank you
Nickoslesteros, Apr 28, 2024, Gardening Discussions ... 2
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Nickoslesteros
May 25, 2024 at 3:26 PM
Rain and wind destroyed my buddlea?
That's some superb advice. I'll know for next time in future. Whoops! Guess I will do as @Angie Jones (nut) said and cut back some of the floppy growth a little - which was going to be my next...
That's some superb advice. I'll know for next time in future. Whoops! Guess I will do as @Angie Jones (nut) said and cut back some of the floppy growth a little - which was going to be my next question! Superb advice and help! Thank you
That's some superb advice. I'll know for next time in future. Whoops! Guess I will do as @Angie Jones (nut) said and cut back some of the floppy growth a little - which was going to be my next question! Superb advice and help! Thank you
That's some superb advice. I'll know for next time in future. Whoops! Guess I will do as @Angie Jones (nut) said and cut back some of the floppy growth a little - which was going to be my next...
Nickoslesteros, May 23, 2024 at 7:22 PM, General Gardening Discussion
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Nickoslesteros
May 25, 2024 at 3:25 PM
Hello everyone! Long time no see!
Yay! Thankyou for such a warm welcome! It’s been a joy to see so many old friends here and hope to make some new ones too! Happy gardening day! Making most of the good weather to pull some forget...
Yay! Thankyou for such a warm welcome! It’s been a joy to see so many old friends here and hope to make some new ones too! Happy gardening day! Making most of the good weather to pull some forget me nots out. I’ll have more time to browse tomorrow whilst hubby and son do London 100 and I’m...
Yay! Thankyou for such a warm welcome! It’s been a joy to see so many old friends here and hope to make some new ones too! Happy gardening day! Making most of the good weather to pull some forget me nots out. I’ll have more time to browse...
Yay! Thankyou for such a warm welcome! It’s been a joy to see so many old friends here and hope to make some new ones too! Happy gardening day! Making most of the good weather to pull some forget...
copperdog, May 25, 2024 at 10:51 AM, New Members Introduction
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copperdog
May 25, 2024 at 2:46 PM
Views on this years Chelsea
I know most stuff is pricey these days, but they do seem to jump on the organic bandwagon and think they can charge stupid prices because its green, whether it works or not seems to be of little...
I know most stuff is pricey these days, but they do seem to jump on the organic bandwagon and think they can charge stupid prices because its green, whether it works or not seems to be of little consequence.
I know most stuff is pricey these days, but they do seem to jump on the organic bandwagon and think they can charge stupid prices because its green, whether it works or not seems to be of little consequence.
I know most stuff is pricey these days, but they do seem to jump on the organic bandwagon and think they can charge stupid prices because its green, whether it works or not seems to be of little...
Punkdoc, May 20, 2024 at 10:30 PM, Garden Visits ... 3 4 5
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pete
May 25, 2024 at 2:41 PM
Too many squash and not enough bed!
Thats great @misterQ ! Ive literally just finished planting my squash in some old potato planting bags that I found. Theyre probably 45litres. I will take photos in a week or so.
Thats great @misterQ ! Ive literally just finished planting my squash in some old potato planting bags that I found. Theyre probably 45litres. I will take photos in a week or so.
Thats great @misterQ ! Ive literally just finished planting my squash in some old potato planting bags that I found. Theyre probably 45litres. I will take photos in a week or so.
Thats great @misterQ ! Ive literally just finished planting my squash in some old potato planting bags that I found. Theyre probably 45litres. I will take photos in a week or so.
Tufty, May 18, 2024, Edible Gardening ... 2
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Tufty
May 25, 2024 at 2:39 PM
Is this Figwort? Should I pull it?
If you don’t want it to seed … then yes, pull it out.
If you don’t want it to seed … then yes, pull it out.
If you don’t want it to seed … then yes, pull it out.
If you don’t want it to seed … then yes, pull it out.
latimer, May 13, 2024, NEW Gardeners !
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Dovefromabove
May 25, 2024 at 2:35 PM
Friend or foe?
I probably spent too many years breathing evo-stick fumes, I often went home from work on a high in the 70s and 80s.
I probably spent too many years breathing evo-stick fumes, I often went home from work on a high in the 70s and 80s.
I probably spent too many years breathing evo-stick fumes, I often went home from work on a high in the 70s and 80s.
I probably spent too many years breathing evo-stick fumes, I often went home from work on a high in the 70s and 80s.
Plantminded, May 24, 2024 at 3:57 PM, Identification Area ... 2
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pete
May 25, 2024 at 2:20 PM
Feeding the birds, rats & neighbours!
eddybaby, May 24, 2024 at 1:52 PM, General Gardening Discussion
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eddybaby
May 25, 2024 at 2:19 PM

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