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  1. Allex50
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    Another Hello from Dorset!

    Welcome to the forum!
    Welcome to the forum!
    Welcome to the forum!
    Welcome to the forum!
    Allex50, Dec 2, 2025, New Members Introduction
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    CanadianLori
    Dec 2, 2025
  2. PzaMayor3

    What should I do with my Salvia farnacea in winter?

    Lucky you, no frosts. In England we throw them on the compost every year and buy or sow new ones in spring. In fact, I thought it was an annual!
    Lucky you, no frosts. In England we throw them on the compost every year and buy or sow new ones in spring. In fact, I thought it was an annual!
    Lucky you, no frosts. In England we throw them on the compost every year and buy or sow new ones in spring. In fact, I thought it was an annual!
    Lucky you, no frosts. In England we throw them on the compost every year and buy or sow new ones in spring. In fact, I thought it was an annual!
    PzaMayor3, Dec 1, 2025, General Gardening Discussion
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    Busy-Lizzie
    Dec 2, 2025
  3. shiney
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    RESULT OF THE NOVEMBER PHOTO COMPETITION 2025

    Thank you It was a bit of a close one!
    Thank you It was a bit of a close one!
    Thank you It was a bit of a close one!
    Thank you It was a bit of a close one!
    shiney, Dec 1, 2025, Photo Competitions
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    cactus_girl
    Dec 2, 2025
  4. wiseowl
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    Crafters Corner 2025

    Well I did something wrong there!!!
    Well I did something wrong there!!!
    Well I did something wrong there!!!
    Well I did something wrong there!!!
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    wiseowl, Jan 1, 2025, Members Hobbies ... 7 8 9
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    Valley Gardener
    Dec 2, 2025
  5. wiseowl

    Whats Looking Good November

    New December Thread here:- What's Looking Good December 2025
    New December Thread here:- What's Looking Good December 2025
    New December Thread here:- What's Looking Good December 2025
    New December Thread here:- What's Looking Good December 2025
    wiseowl, Nov 1, 2025, General Gardening Discussion ... 7 8 9
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    shiney
    Dec 1, 2025
  6. OrangeHeart

    Cuttings, Salvia & Buddleja

    Soft Buddleja cuttings will root in water.
    Soft Buddleja cuttings will root in water.
    Soft Buddleja cuttings will root in water.
    Soft Buddleja cuttings will root in water.
    OrangeHeart, Nov 29, 2025, General Gardening Discussion
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    Sheal
    Nov 30, 2025
  7. plantgirl

    New hedge pruning

    If the new growth is flexible enough you could even bend them over and tie it all together as a proper living fence, like this:
    If the new growth is flexible enough you could even bend them over and tie it all together as a proper living fence, like this:
    If the new growth is flexible enough you could even bend them over and tie it all together as a proper living fence, like this:
    If the new growth is flexible enough you could even bend them over and tie it all together as a proper living fence, like this:
    Screenshot_20251130_190158_Samsung Notes.png
    plantgirl, Nov 24, 2025, Gardening Discussions
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    Adam I
    Nov 30, 2025
  8. shiney
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    NOVEMBER PHOTO COMPETITION 2025

    Winter Blues
    Winter Blues
    Winter Blues
    Winter Blues
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    shiney, Nov 1, 2025, Photo Competitions
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    Friendly
    Nov 30, 2025
  9. Busy-Lizzie

    Composting Poisonous Plants

    Nature doesnt make many chemicals that arent biodegradable, because eventually it would build up and something would evolve to eat it. This goes for most chemical poisons, though elemental poisons...
    Nature doesnt make many chemicals that arent biodegradable, because eventually it would build up and something would evolve to eat it. This goes for most chemical poisons, though elemental poisons like arsenic can be problematic.Plants filter chemicals into their body quite finely, but metals...
    Nature doesnt make many chemicals that arent biodegradable, because eventually it would build up and something would evolve to eat it. This goes for most chemical poisons, though elemental poisons like arsenic can be problematic.Plants filter...
    Nature doesnt make many chemicals that arent biodegradable, because eventually it would build up and something would evolve to eat it. This goes for most chemical poisons, though elemental poisons...
    Busy-Lizzie, Nov 2, 2025, Gardening Discussions
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    Adam I
    Nov 29, 2025
  10. BobMcFish

    Can anyone please tell me about these squashes

    @Adam I Sounds a bit too advanced for me :old:
    @Adam I Sounds a bit too advanced for me :old:
    @Adam I Sounds a bit too advanced for me :old:
    @Adam I Sounds a bit too advanced for me :old:
    BobMcFish, Nov 21, 2025, Edible Gardening ... 2
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    BobMcFish
    Nov 29, 2025
  11. Selleri

    Creative ideas for using/ getting rid of topsoil?

    I know I'm a few years too late,but I did find some of these suggestions veryfunny:heehee: :heehee::roflol:
    I know I'm a few years too late,but I did find some of these suggestions veryfunny:heehee: :heehee::roflol:
    I know I'm a few years too late,but I did find some of these suggestions veryfunny:heehee: :heehee::roflol:
    I know I'm a few years too late,but I did find some of these suggestions veryfunny:heehee: :heehee::roflol:
    Selleri, May 27, 2018, General Gardening Discussion
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    Purple Streaks
    Nov 28, 2025
  12. Scatmod1

    Three cornered leek....arrrgh

    If it's in the lawn, just mow it. It is green after all. Weedkillers are noxious to wildlife as well as plants and a real problem as they leach into waterways.I have it appearing in a couple...
    If it's in the lawn, just mow it. It is green after all. Weedkillers are noxious to wildlife as well as plants and a real problem as they leach into waterways.I have it appearing in a couple of my hosta pots where it does its thing before the hostas really get going and then get hidden. ...
    If it's in the lawn, just mow it. It is green after all. Weedkillers are noxious to wildlife as well as plants and a real problem as they leach into waterways.I have it appearing in a couple of my hosta pots where it does its thing before...
    If it's in the lawn, just mow it. It is green after all. Weedkillers are noxious to wildlife as well as plants and a real problem as they leach into waterways.I have it appearing in a couple...
    Scatmod1, Nov 28, 2025, General Gardening Discussion
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    Obelix-Vendée
    Nov 28, 2025
  13. machtucker

    Recommendations for climbing plants on South facing wall

    Clematis Armandii is a bit of a thug, so I wouldn't recommend for that situation. However I have one (cheap from Morrisons!) called clematis x triternata rubromarginata. It's delicate and cute....
    Clematis Armandii is a bit of a thug, so I wouldn't recommend for that situation. However I have one (cheap from Morrisons!) called clematis x triternata rubromarginata. It's delicate and cute. Not supposed to be evergreen, but it's holding on well. The sites say it's vigorous, but I haven't...
    Clematis Armandii is a bit of a thug, so I wouldn't recommend for that situation. However I have one (cheap from Morrisons!) called clematis x triternata rubromarginata. It's delicate and cute. Not supposed to be evergreen, but it's holding on...
    Clematis Armandii is a bit of a thug, so I wouldn't recommend for that situation. However I have one (cheap from Morrisons!) called clematis x triternata rubromarginata. It's delicate and cute....
    machtucker, Nov 27, 2025, General Gardening Discussion
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    CarolineL
    Nov 28, 2025
  14. Palustris

    Perennial pea plants

    There is a nice dwarf perennial pea lathyrus vernus albo-roseus. Doesn't spread, doesn't climb. But sadly, no perfume. I've never managed to grow the white sprawling one - only the Barbie pink one
    There is a nice dwarf perennial pea lathyrus vernus albo-roseus. Doesn't spread, doesn't climb. But sadly, no perfume. I've never managed to grow the white sprawling one - only the Barbie pink one
    There is a nice dwarf perennial pea lathyrus vernus albo-roseus. Doesn't spread, doesn't climb. But sadly, no perfume. I've never managed to grow the white sprawling one - only the Barbie pink one
    There is a nice dwarf perennial pea lathyrus vernus albo-roseus. Doesn't spread, doesn't climb. But sadly, no perfume. I've never managed to grow the white sprawling one - only the Barbie pink one
    Palustris, Nov 25, 2025, Propagation This Month
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    CarolineL
    Nov 28, 2025
  15. Escarpment

    ID required please - grassy thing

    I’m quite sure that this is not Camassia in your first pictures. Not that I can tell what it is, but I would take out one and see if it has a bulb or roots like a grass or roots like a cordyline.
    I’m quite sure that this is not Camassia in your first pictures. Not that I can tell what it is, but I would take out one and see if it has a bulb or roots like a grass or roots like a cordyline.
    I’m quite sure that this is not Camassia in your first pictures. Not that I can tell what it is, but I would take out one and see if it has a bulb or roots like a grass or roots like a cordyline.
    I’m quite sure that this is not Camassia in your first pictures. Not that I can tell what it is, but I would take out one and see if it has a bulb or roots like a grass or roots like a cordyline.
    Escarpment, Nov 26, 2025, Identification Area ... 2
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    simone_in_wiltshire
    Nov 27, 2025
  16. sheffield_kid

    Help with Acer die-back - do I prune it? Repot?

    yeah... I hacked at the roots a bit and pulled them out.
    yeah... I hacked at the roots a bit and pulled them out.
    yeah... I hacked at the roots a bit and pulled them out.
    yeah... I hacked at the roots a bit and pulled them out.
    sheffield_kid, Nov 23, 2025, Trees ... 2
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    sheffield_kid
    Nov 27, 2025
  17. DaveMK

    Overwintering Salvia Patens "Patio Deep Blue"

    When I've grown Salvia Patens, they have managed outside down here in the balmy south, but that is in pots under the shelter of the overhanging roof, so they stay fairly dry. I'd say they can...
    When I've grown Salvia Patens, they have managed outside down here in the balmy south, but that is in pots under the shelter of the overhanging roof, so they stay fairly dry. I'd say they can cope to about -3 as long as they are not too wet. Any lower than that and I pop them in the garage...
    When I've grown Salvia Patens, they have managed outside down here in the balmy south, but that is in pots under the shelter of the overhanging roof, so they stay fairly dry. I'd say they can cope to about -3 as long as they are not too wet. ...
    When I've grown Salvia Patens, they have managed outside down here in the balmy south, but that is in pots under the shelter of the overhanging roof, so they stay fairly dry. I'd say they can...
    DaveMK, Nov 24, 2025, What To Do This Month
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    ViewAhead
    Nov 27, 2025
  18. shiney
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    PHOTO COMP DISCUSSION THREAD

    Ah, I guess a lot of these mill leats were built to very similar designs.
    Ah, I guess a lot of these mill leats were built to very similar designs.
    Ah, I guess a lot of these mill leats were built to very similar designs.
    Ah, I guess a lot of these mill leats were built to very similar designs.
    shiney, Jun 5, 2022, Photo Competitions ... 4 5 6
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    Allotment Boy
    Nov 26, 2025
  19. Victoria

    Quisqualis indica (Rangoon Creeper)

    Thank you @NigelJ
    Thank you @NigelJ
    Thank you @NigelJ
    Thank you @NigelJ
    Victoria, Jul 16, 2024, Tropical Gardening ... 2
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    Victoria
    Nov 26, 2025
  20. dowtish

    Cutting Back Salvia Black and Blue

    Thanks for the replies.
    Thanks for the replies.
    Thanks for the replies.
    Thanks for the replies.
    dowtish, Nov 25, 2025, General Gardening Discussion
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    dowtish
    Nov 25, 2025
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