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Living Wall Planning
aha that timer looks great - thanks!
aha that timer looks great - thanks!
aha that timer looks great - thanks!
aha that timer looks great - thanks!
clippo
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Jan 28, 2021
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266
clippo
Feb 22, 2021
Buddlieas care
Thanks Armandii, that’s very useful to know.They’re such attractive shrubs, have always wanted one.
Thanks Armandii, that’s very useful to know.They’re such attractive shrubs, have always wanted one.
Thanks Armandii, that’s very useful to know.They’re such attractive shrubs, have always wanted one.
Thanks Armandii, that’s very useful to know.They’re such attractive shrubs, have always wanted one.
Appleblossom31
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Jan 31, 2021
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Oakapple
Feb 15, 2021
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Made this planter
Cordy
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Sep 25, 2020
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shiney
Jan 21, 2021
Summer containers 2021- ideas?
I were going to say bacopa after reading the first bit . I grow them from seed my last lot are from king seeds / ebay , I did buy some once which were in a cluster like 5 plants in one cluster but...
I were going to say bacopa after reading the first bit . I grow them from seed my last lot are from king seeds / ebay , I did buy some once which were in a cluster like 5 plants in one cluster but I can't for the life of me remember where I got them from
starting to think Mr fothergill you...
I were going to say bacopa after reading the first bit . I grow them from seed my last lot are from king seeds / ebay , I did buy some once which were in a cluster like 5 plants in one cluster but I can't for the life of me remember where I got...
I were going to say bacopa after reading the first bit . I grow them from seed my last lot are from king seeds / ebay , I did buy some once which were in a cluster like 5 plants in one cluster but...
Selleri
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Jan 2, 2021
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11
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363
Perki
Jan 17, 2021
Oxalis triangularis potting mix?
Looks absolutely beautiful ..... Flowers too...how lovely ♡♡♡
Looks absolutely beautiful ..... Flowers too...how lovely ♡♡♡
Looks absolutely beautiful ..... Flowers too...how lovely ♡♡♡
Looks absolutely beautiful ..... Flowers too...how lovely ♡♡♡
mazambo
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Sep 11, 2020
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12
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470
Jenny namaste
Jan 1, 2021
Tatties in a bin ?
No reason why not. If it were me, I’d produce some holes in the bottom and add a couple of inches of broken up polystyrene to aid drainage before adding any compost.
No reason why not. If it were me, I’d produce some holes in the bottom and add a couple of inches of broken up polystyrene to aid drainage before adding any compost.
No reason why not. If it were me, I’d produce some holes in the bottom and add a couple of inches of broken up polystyrene to aid drainage before adding any compost.
No reason why not. If it were me, I’d produce some holes in the bottom and add a couple of inches of broken up polystyrene to aid drainage before adding any compost.
BFOSP
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Dec 28, 2020
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Freddy
Dec 28, 2020
Bonsai Gardening
Thanks @misterQ that looks really good, there are copies around but some are really expensive, I'll keep an eye out and see if spot one with a decent price. I'll take a look at the YouTube channel.
Thanks @misterQ that looks really good, there are copies around but some are really expensive, I'll keep an eye out and see if spot one with a decent price. I'll take a look at the YouTube channel.
Thanks @misterQ that looks really good, there are copies around but some are really expensive, I'll keep an eye out and see if spot one with a decent price. I'll take a look at the YouTube channel.
Thanks @misterQ that looks really good, there are copies around but some are really expensive, I'll keep an eye out and see if spot one with a decent price. I'll take a look at the YouTube channel.
mazambo
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Dec 4, 2020
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332
mazambo
Dec 10, 2020
Could I grow these in pots & tubs?
Drat. LOL! so much to learn...
tyvm gardeners!
Drat. LOL! so much to learn...
tyvm gardeners!
Drat. LOL! so much to learn...
tyvm gardeners!
Drat. LOL! so much to learn...
tyvm gardeners!
fumanchu
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Dec 6, 2020
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fumanchu
Dec 6, 2020
Holly tree help
A 30cm (12") plant in a 3.5" pot is IMO time for potting up, as by now the roots are probably coming out of the drainage holes. The advice already given is good, however I would prefer to...
A 30cm (12") plant in a 3.5" pot is IMO time for potting up, as by now the roots are probably coming out of the drainage holes. The advice already given is good, however I would prefer to increase the pot size gradually. This will encourge strong roots. Just my opinion.
A 30cm (12") plant in a 3.5" pot is IMO time for potting up, as by now the roots are probably coming out of the drainage holes. The advice already given is good, however I would prefer to increase the pot size gradually. This will encourge...
A 30cm (12") plant in a 3.5" pot is IMO time for potting up, as by now the roots are probably coming out of the drainage holes. The advice already given is good, however I would prefer to...
Sophlouwhit
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Dec 4, 2020
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Mike Allen
Dec 5, 2020
Looking for heavy duty containers 30ltr + . Any recommendations ?
Round Plant Pots - Future Garden Hydroponics
Round Plant Pots - Future Garden Hydroponics
Round Plant Pots - Future Garden Hydroponics
Round Plant Pots - Future Garden Hydroponics
WeeTam
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Nov 21, 2020
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shiney
Nov 26, 2020
Is it possible to reuse the compost from died plants?
I have in the past used old compost at the base of some pots but I always microwave it first to ensure all unwanted things get zapped.
I have in the past used old compost at the base of some pots but I always microwave it first to ensure all unwanted things get zapped.
I have in the past used old compost at the base of some pots but I always microwave it first to ensure all unwanted things get zapped.
I have in the past used old compost at the base of some pots but I always microwave it first to ensure all unwanted things get zapped.
Black Orchid
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Nov 11, 2020
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7
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347
Upsydaisy
Nov 12, 2020
Growing Gunnera from seed?
Thanks, My biggest challenge will be not incinerating them with the lights as usual!
Thanks, My biggest challenge will be not incinerating them with the lights as usual!
Thanks, My biggest challenge will be not incinerating them with the lights as usual!
Thanks, My biggest challenge will be not incinerating them with the lights as usual!
PhilC
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Oct 27, 2020
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196
PhilC
Oct 28, 2020
Ferns in pots. To feed or not to feed???
I love this little beauty growing out of my wall.
I love this little beauty growing out of my wall.
I love this little beauty growing out of my wall.
I love this little beauty growing out of my wall.
ThePlantAssassin
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Sep 18, 2020
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193
hoofy
Sep 19, 2020
Balcony Gardening
I had to see it to believe it.. I fink bats eat mozzies.. They've got plenty of those evidently. Perhaps they will consider putting bat boxes up.. It wouldn't come as a shock. (I'm not a...
I had to see it to believe it.. I fink bats eat mozzies.. They've got plenty of those evidently. Perhaps they will consider putting bat boxes up.. It wouldn't come as a shock. (I'm not a 'chinkist' honestly!) I really like a No 52 chop suey.
I had to see it to believe it.. I fink bats eat mozzies.. They've got plenty of those evidently. Perhaps they will consider putting bat boxes up.. It wouldn't come as a shock. (I'm not a 'chinkist' honestly!) I really like a No 52 chop suey.
I had to see it to believe it.. I fink bats eat mozzies.. They've got plenty of those evidently. Perhaps they will consider putting bat boxes up.. It wouldn't come as a shock. (I'm not a...
Victoria
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Sep 15, 2020
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JR
Sep 15, 2020
Problems with Magnolia Stellata leaves
Pete and Nigel, thank you very much for your replies and recommendations.
Pete and Nigel, thank you very much for your replies and recommendations.
Pete and Nigel, thank you very much for your replies and recommendations.
Pete and Nigel, thank you very much for your replies and recommendations.
Black Orchid
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Sep 14, 2020
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Black Orchid
Sep 15, 2020
Patio Plum OPAL very poorly
To be honest. I can't say I have ever seen what might appear as a healthy plum tree. Possibly due to the texture of the leaves. Any ways. The foliage on your tree certainly is ailing. If...
To be honest. I can't say I have ever seen what might appear as a healthy plum tree. Possibly due to the texture of the leaves. Any ways. The foliage on your tree certainly is ailing. If possible, get rid of the most heavily affected leaves and burn them. Then as soon as the remaining...
To be honest. I can't say I have ever seen what might appear as a healthy plum tree. Possibly due to the texture of the leaves. Any ways. The foliage on your tree certainly is ailing. If possible, get rid of the most heavily affected leaves...
To be honest. I can't say I have ever seen what might appear as a healthy plum tree. Possibly due to the texture of the leaves. Any ways. The foliage on your tree certainly is ailing. If...
ThePlantAssassin
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Sep 2, 2020
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1
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198
Mike Allen
Sep 3, 2020
Aubrieta deltoidea, best soil mix for growing them in pots?
Thanks @Palustris!
Good to know either works as I don't have any JI2 in ATM. Appreciate the tip regarding lime too, I think I've got some of that somewhere in my outhouse.Nick
Thanks @Palustris!
Good to know either works as I don't have any JI2 in ATM. Appreciate the tip regarding lime too, I think I've got some of that somewhere in my outhouse.Nick
Thanks @Palustris!
Good to know either works as I don't have any JI2 in ATM. Appreciate the tip regarding lime too, I think I've got some of that somewhere in my outhouse.Nick
Thanks @Palustris!
Good to know either works as I don't have any JI2 in ATM. Appreciate the tip regarding lime too, I think I've got some of that somewhere in my outhouse.Nick
Nikolaos
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Aug 11, 2020
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2
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Nikolaos
Aug 11, 2020
Growing bamboo in tall trough
Good morning all,Fibre glass trough with dimensions of:900mm height 1.2m length 300mm depthThe troughs are not hollow all the way through. They are approx. 350mm deep from the top with a...
Good morning all,Fibre glass trough with dimensions of:900mm height 1.2m length 300mm depthThe troughs are not hollow all the way through. They are approx. 350mm deep from the top with a false base.Question: I was planning to plant bamboo and use as screening by some fences. Are these...
Good morning all,Fibre glass trough with dimensions of:900mm height 1.2m length 300mm depthThe troughs are not hollow all the way through. They are approx. 350mm deep from the top with a false base.Question: I was planning to plant...
Good morning all,Fibre glass trough with dimensions of:900mm height 1.2m length 300mm depthThe troughs are not hollow all the way through. They are approx. 350mm deep from the top with a...
Steveb21
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Aug 11, 2020
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194
Steveb21
Aug 11, 2020
Tomato leaves turning yellow
I am using tomororite once a week and every few weeks I also pour in some diluted Epsom salts.
I am using tomororite once a week and every few weeks I also pour in some diluted Epsom salts.
I am using tomororite once a week and every few weeks I also pour in some diluted Epsom salts.
I am using tomororite once a week and every few weeks I also pour in some diluted Epsom salts.
Laxeiro
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Aug 10, 2020
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205
Laxeiro
Aug 10, 2020
Ericaceous wool compost
It retains water o good for pots and as I have a compost allergy it could be great- will keep you posted!It retains water and as I have a compost allergy could be the answer-will keep you posted!
It retains water o good for pots and as I have a compost allergy it could be great- will keep you posted!It retains water and as I have a compost allergy could be the answer-will keep you posted!
It retains water o good for pots and as I have a compost allergy it could be great- will keep you posted!It retains water and as I have a compost allergy could be the answer-will keep you posted!
It retains water o good for pots and as I have a compost allergy it could be great- will keep you posted!It retains water and as I have a compost allergy could be the answer-will keep you posted!
Potty gardener
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Jul 31, 2020
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242
Potty gardener
Jul 31, 2020
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