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  1. JWK
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    Show us your purchases 2024

    I bought a pie maker and I think I might like it. I made apple pies. Does that count?
    I bought a pie maker and I think I might like it. I made apple pies. Does that count?
    I bought a pie maker and I think I might like it. I made apple pies. Does that count?
    I bought a pie maker and I think I might like it. I made apple pies. Does that count?
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  2. wiseowl
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    Informative x 4

    What's your weather like MARCH 2024

    Good afternoon
    Good afternoon
    Good afternoon
    Good afternoon
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  3. wiseowl
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    Yawn Yawn Wakey Wakey 2024

    @Coccinella The lamb bit was for you!!
    @Coccinella The lamb bit was for you!!
    @Coccinella The lamb bit was for you!!
    @Coccinella The lamb bit was for you!!
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  4. wiseowl
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    What's looking good MARCH 2024

    Looking prettyMy little pink tulips have grown and multiplied. I was expecting them to have rotted, the earth is so waterlogged.
    Looking prettyMy little pink tulips have grown and multiplied. I was expecting them to have rotted, the earth is so waterlogged.
    Looking prettyMy little pink tulips have grown and multiplied. I was expecting them to have rotted, the earth is so waterlogged.
    Looking prettyMy little pink tulips have grown and multiplied. I was expecting them to have rotted, the earth is so waterlogged.
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  5. JWK
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    Vegetable Growing 2024

    Did you dig for them @glosmike? I can't grow maincrops because of Colorado beetles so I usually grow Charlotte which matures fairly early and then stays in the ground after the foliage has died...
    Did you dig for them @glosmike? I can't grow maincrops because of Colorado beetles so I usually grow Charlotte which matures fairly early and then stays in the ground after the foliage has died down so I can harvest them all summer and into autumn.
    Did you dig for them @glosmike? I can't grow maincrops because of Colorado beetles so I usually grow Charlotte which matures fairly early and then stays in the ground after the foliage has died down so I can harvest them all summer and into autumn.
    Did you dig for them @glosmike? I can't grow maincrops because of Colorado beetles so I usually grow Charlotte which matures fairly early and then stays in the ground after the foliage has died...
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  6. wiseowl
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    Members Roses 2024

    My rose "Happiness" is looking happy, despite the sogginess of the earth. It's a Meilland short climber than can be grown as a large shrub. Mine is in it's 2nd year here.
    My rose "Happiness" is looking happy, despite the sogginess of the earth. It's a Meilland short climber than can be grown as a large shrub. Mine is in it's 2nd year here.
    My rose "Happiness" is looking happy, despite the sogginess of the earth. It's a Meilland short climber than can be grown as a large shrub. Mine is in it's 2nd year here.
    My rose "Happiness" is looking happy, despite the sogginess of the earth. It's a Meilland short climber than can be grown as a large shrub. Mine is in it's 2nd year here.
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  7. Clueless 1 v2

    Lurgy remedies

    I haven't been right for years, i now have ear infection, thick head, headecks etc, i think i've got a Covid Cold
    I haven't been right for years, i now have ear infection, thick head, headecks etc, i think i've got a Covid Cold
    I haven't been right for years, i now have ear infection, thick head, headecks etc, i think i've got a Covid Cold
    I haven't been right for years, i now have ear infection, thick head, headecks etc, i think i've got a Covid Cold
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  8. pattie

    how to grow herbs

    I grow basil from seed, and then plant it out in my polytunnel. They do need protection from cold winds, and plenty of sun. If your patio is sheltered and sunny it could be fine - outside of my...
    I grow basil from seed, and then plant it out in my polytunnel. They do need protection from cold winds, and plenty of sun. If your patio is sheltered and sunny it could be fine - outside of my experience! If you don’t have any luck with basil seed, buy a pot of basil (supermarket will do). If...
    I grow basil from seed, and then plant it out in my polytunnel. They do need protection from cold winds, and plenty of sun. If your patio is sheltered and sunny it could be fine - outside of my experience! If you don’t have any luck with basil...
    I grow basil from seed, and then plant it out in my polytunnel. They do need protection from cold winds, and plenty of sun. If your patio is sheltered and sunny it could be fine - outside of my...
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  9. Punkdoc
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    Assisted dying

    We put animals to sleep if in a bad way, so why not humans, but as stated ablove with must have strong but fair laws/rules with it
    We put animals to sleep if in a bad way, so why not humans, but as stated ablove with must have strong but fair laws/rules with it
    We put animals to sleep if in a bad way, so why not humans, but as stated ablove with must have strong but fair laws/rules with it
    We put animals to sleep if in a bad way, so why not humans, but as stated ablove with must have strong but fair laws/rules with it
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  10. wiseowl
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    Crafters Corner 2023

    That’s lovely There’s hope for me yet.:)
    That’s lovely There’s hope for me yet.:)
    That’s lovely There’s hope for me yet.:)
    That’s lovely There’s hope for me yet.:)
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  11. JWK
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    What are we doing in the garden 2024

    Managed to pot on some tomato, aubergine, sweet pepper and okra seedlings before the rain arrived. Now just need to find a way to keep them watered as we're away for the whole of April!
    Managed to pot on some tomato, aubergine, sweet pepper and okra seedlings before the rain arrived. Now just need to find a way to keep them watered as we're away for the whole of April!
    Managed to pot on some tomato, aubergine, sweet pepper and okra seedlings before the rain arrived. Now just need to find a way to keep them watered as we're away for the whole of April!
    Managed to pot on some tomato, aubergine, sweet pepper and okra seedlings before the rain arrived. Now just need to find a way to keep them watered as we're away for the whole of April!
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  12. earlydaze
    Informative x 8

    Cuttings that root in water

    Aptenia is not hardy around here, but is a perpetual weed in my cold frame.
    Aptenia is not hardy around here, but is a perpetual weed in my cold frame.
    Aptenia is not hardy around here, but is a perpetual weed in my cold frame.
    Aptenia is not hardy around here, but is a perpetual weed in my cold frame.
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  13. JWK
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    Chillies 2024

    Yes, you're right - a node is where a leaf joins a stem and can produce a side shoot.The highest tip(s) of plants send hormones down the stem that inhibit the growth of side shoots below it -...
    Yes, you're right - a node is where a leaf joins a stem and can produce a side shoot.The highest tip(s) of plants send hormones down the stem that inhibit the growth of side shoots below it - it's called apical dominance . They do this as in the 'wild' all plants are growing upward to get as...
    Yes, you're right - a node is where a leaf joins a stem and can produce a side shoot.The highest tip(s) of plants send hormones down the stem that inhibit the growth of side shoots below it - it's called apical dominance . They do this as in...
    Yes, you're right - a node is where a leaf joins a stem and can produce a side shoot.The highest tip(s) of plants send hormones down the stem that inhibit the growth of side shoots below it -...
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  14. PJA190
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    Slow and steady - Beginner :-)

    I think the problem with area C next to the hedge is down to the hedge taking all the moisture. The lack of light will also have a bearing. Personally l would cut my losses, tidy up the edge and...
    I think the problem with area C next to the hedge is down to the hedge taking all the moisture. The lack of light will also have a bearing. Personally l would cut my losses, tidy up the edge and maybe just lay stones. (Put some edging in to stop the stones migrating on to the lawn). You could...
    I think the problem with area C next to the hedge is down to the hedge taking all the moisture. The lack of light will also have a bearing. Personally l would cut my losses, tidy up the edge and maybe just lay stones. (Put some edging in to stop...
    I think the problem with area C next to the hedge is down to the hedge taking all the moisture. The lack of light will also have a bearing. Personally l would cut my losses, tidy up the edge and...
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  15. Spruce
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    All you want to know about hedgehogs....

    If anyone is interested and can spare some time, please take a look at the National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme. The National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme - People's Trust for Endangered...
    If anyone is interested and can spare some time, please take a look at the National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme. The National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme - People's Trust for Endangered SpeciesCould be a way of passing time if it's too wet to get out in the garden :)
    If anyone is interested and can spare some time, please take a look at the National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme. The National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme - People's Trust for Endangered SpeciesCould be a way of passing time if it's too wet...
    If anyone is interested and can spare some time, please take a look at the National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme. The National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme - People's Trust for Endangered...
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  16. wiseowl
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  17. JWK
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    Things that have made you happy today' 2024

    Very happy that my small patch of Fritillaries are flowering already. They seem very early
    Very happy that my small patch of Fritillaries are flowering already. They seem very early
    Very happy that my small patch of Fritillaries are flowering already. They seem very early
    Very happy that my small patch of Fritillaries are flowering already. They seem very early
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  18. Papi Jo
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    Close-ups of flowers

    There are so many settings on this forum that it's easy to miss something out! @On the Levels please go to your Profile page and check if you have checked the Start conversations with you box...
    There are so many settings on this forum that it's easy to miss something out! @On the Levels please go to your Profile page and check if you have checked the Start conversations with you box...
    There are so many settings on this forum that it's easy to miss something out! @On the Levels please go to your Profile page and check if you have checked the Start conversations with you box...
    There are so many settings on this forum that it's easy to miss something out! @On the Levels please go to your Profile page and check if you have checked the Start conversations with you box...
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  19. Didyw
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    Hello - migrant from Gardeners World!

    Hello We are OK thanks, apart from my backache and the never ending rain. We are in France at the moment. I hope you are both OK. See you on the Wakey Wakey thread. Sometimes I have trouble...
    Hello We are OK thanks, apart from my backache and the never ending rain. We are in France at the moment. I hope you are both OK. See you on the Wakey Wakey thread. Sometimes I have trouble finding it but it's usually on my Alerts.
    Hello We are OK thanks, apart from my backache and the never ending rain. We are in France at the moment. I hope you are both OK. See you on the Wakey Wakey thread. Sometimes I have trouble finding it but it's usually on my Alerts.
    Hello We are OK thanks, apart from my backache and the never ending rain. We are in France at the moment. I hope you are both OK. See you on the Wakey Wakey thread. Sometimes I have trouble...
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  20. MJ76

    Soil mix? Garden soil, Topsoil?

    I'd think the most important thing is to have a suitably sized pot - ie a pretty big one, or else you'd have to keep taking it out and doing some root pruning, and keeping the top reasonably well...
    I'd think the most important thing is to have a suitably sized pot - ie a pretty big one, or else you'd have to keep taking it out and doing some root pruning, and keeping the top reasonably well trimmed.
    I'd think the most important thing is to have a suitably sized pot - ie a pretty big one, or else you'd have to keep taking it out and doing some root pruning, and keeping the top reasonably well trimmed.
    I'd think the most important thing is to have a suitably sized pot - ie a pretty big one, or else you'd have to keep taking it out and doing some root pruning, and keeping the top reasonably well...
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