Recent Posts

I agree that it is much better to keep forums running on a friendly basis which encourages people to use it and contribute to the main subject. Without some form of administration, things can obviously go awry which seems to be the case recently. What's going on in the world affects us all and...

I have 4 Azaleas and my cat never touches them, although he does chew on some things, mainly grasses.

Some times amazon do cut price's but you have to watch them, they also can be more expenive as well, so do check other sites, camel camel camel is a price checker for amazonI wanted 2 external hard drives the same at argos were £30 cheaper than amazon

Some people can go off people very easy !!!

Well done .If the weather is anything like it is here, I would probably water them today or tomorrow. You could try digging down an inch or two in the general vicinity to give you an idea of the moisture levels.It can be difficult to give a definitive answer such as "Every day/week", but I...

Looks lovely @LizT, did your gardener put the path in for you?

BBC probably, they were spouting centimetres on blue Peter when I was a kid and still only using inches.I thought it. Was illegal to use metres kilometers on signs in the UK anyway.

I generally find that if it starts to slow it just gets slower and slower. Clearly even the problem isn't consistent

Plus it depends in the variegation. White stripes, nice. Yellow blotches, less so.IMV!

I agree with @CarolineL foliage is not right for B valdivana I have that in my garden. A couple of questions roughly how tall is the shrub and are there any spines on it?

I would say that if the roots still look viable then there is a chance it will burst into top growth. The ones I have lost (not specifically figs) that root well but show no top growth, normally have their roots die off or stem rot.