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Summer containers 2021/2022 ideas?
Yes, I lived in Spain for the better part of 30 years! I met my wife there & we have 3 grown up children & 5 gkids! Our 3 were born in Spain & 2 of our granddaughters were as well. Now 1 of our...
Yes, I lived in Spain for the better part of 30 years! I met my wife there & we have 3 grown up children & 5 gkids! Our 3 were born in Spain & 2 of our granddaughters were as well. Now 1 of our sons still lives there & has a daughter with his partner. The other two followed us back to the UK....
Yes, I lived in Spain for the better part of 30 years! I met my wife there & we have 3 grown up children & 5 gkids! Our 3 were born in Spain & 2 of our granddaughters were as well. Now 1 of our sons still lives there & has a daughter with his...
Yes, I lived in Spain for the better part of 30 years! I met my wife there & we have 3 grown up children & 5 gkids! Our 3 were born in Spain & 2 of our granddaughters were as well. Now 1 of our...
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Buddleja "tree" in a pot
How do you identify type? I took one out a couple of years ago and kept a sapling, it's in a pot. It's the slowest growing buddleia I've ever known! I cut it back to about 2 or 3 inches, and last...
How do you identify type? I took one out a couple of years ago and kept a sapling, it's in a pot. It's the slowest growing buddleia I've ever known! I cut it back to about 2 or 3 inches, and last year it grew about a foot - it had a couple of weak flowers. It's possibly just not happy in the...
How do you identify type? I took one out a couple of years ago and kept a sapling, it's in a pot. It's the slowest growing buddleia I've ever known! I cut it back to about 2 or 3 inches, and last year it grew about a foot - it had a couple of...
How do you identify type? I took one out a couple of years ago and kept a sapling, it's in a pot. It's the slowest growing buddleia I've ever known! I cut it back to about 2 or 3 inches, and last...
misterQ
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Mar 25, 2024 at 4:52 PM
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Mrs. B.
Mar 26, 2024 at 4:55 PM
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please review my planter
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smellsmellsmell
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Mar 22, 2024
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JWK
Mar 23, 2024 at 8:45 AM
Standard Bay Tree
Nigella Lawson has great recipe for lamb with lots of fresh bay leaves.
Nigella Lawson has great recipe for lamb with lots of fresh bay leaves.
Nigella Lawson has great recipe for lamb with lots of fresh bay leaves.
Nigella Lawson has great recipe for lamb with lots of fresh bay leaves.
Fairview
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Mar 15, 2024
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BB3
Mar 16, 2024
what to plant now
If the spot is sunny, Rosemary would fit the bill well. It's very attractive evergreen shrub with lovely blue flowers in late spring.Rosemary is well known kitchen herb but it also has a (very)...
If the spot is sunny, Rosemary would fit the bill well. It's very attractive evergreen shrub with lovely blue flowers in late spring.Rosemary is well known kitchen herb but it also has a (very) long history as a medicinal plant and plenty of beliefs and folklore too if you are interested....
If the spot is sunny, Rosemary would fit the bill well. It's very attractive evergreen shrub with lovely blue flowers in late spring.Rosemary is well known kitchen herb but it also has a (very) long history as a medicinal plant and plenty of...
If the spot is sunny, Rosemary would fit the bill well. It's very attractive evergreen shrub with lovely blue flowers in late spring.Rosemary is well known kitchen herb but it also has a (very)...
hi2u_uk
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Dec 31, 2023
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Selleri
Jan 6, 2024
Suitable climber for oak sleeper trough
Yes, oak sleepers would be expensive!I'm going to look into getting some large ready made troughs instead which would, hopefully, be less expensive. We already have several small troughs and...
Yes, oak sleepers would be expensive!I'm going to look into getting some large ready made troughs instead which would, hopefully, be less expensive. We already have several small troughs and there doesn't seem to be a drainage problem so I think that's probably the way to go.Thanks for all...
Yes, oak sleepers would be expensive!I'm going to look into getting some large ready made troughs instead which would, hopefully, be less expensive. We already have several small troughs and there doesn't seem to be a drainage problem so I...
Yes, oak sleepers would be expensive!I'm going to look into getting some large ready made troughs instead which would, hopefully, be less expensive. We already have several small troughs and...
Marnhullman
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Nov 4, 2023
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Marnhullman
Nov 6, 2023
Going away for a month, should I buy a water tap timer?
whenever we go away, we always shut off our well pump. don't want accidential pipe to burst etc. Just saying.
whenever we go away, we always shut off our well pump. don't want accidential pipe to burst etc. Just saying.
whenever we go away, we always shut off our well pump. don't want accidential pipe to burst etc. Just saying.
whenever we go away, we always shut off our well pump. don't want accidential pipe to burst etc. Just saying.
Gn0me
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Apr 29, 2023
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redstar
Oct 2, 2023
Salvias in containers, what are your experiences?
Yesterday THE GARDENER brought in a couple of gone-over flowering stalks of the giant form of Salvia patens, GUANAJUATO!! What was interesting was that even the seeds were larger than normal!!...
Yesterday THE GARDENER brought in a couple of gone-over flowering stalks of the giant form of Salvia patens, GUANAJUATO!! What was interesting was that even the seeds were larger than normal!! Obviously will sow very soon, rugby not withstanding!!
Yesterday THE GARDENER brought in a couple of gone-over flowering stalks of the giant form of Salvia patens, GUANAJUATO!! What was interesting was that even the seeds were larger than normal!! Obviously will sow very soon, rugby not withstanding!!
Yesterday THE GARDENER brought in a couple of gone-over flowering stalks of the giant form of Salvia patens, GUANAJUATO!! What was interesting was that even the seeds were larger than normal!!...
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Jul 23, 2021
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Glynne Williams
Sep 9, 2023
Cranberry in container
hi2u- that's because it's a prostrate variety - they spread across the area they're in, and only get to about 6 inches or so in height. A pot or a raised area is fine, as they can then trail over...
hi2u- that's because it's a prostrate variety - they spread across the area they're in, and only get to about 6 inches or so in height. A pot or a raised area is fine, as they can then trail over the sides.
hi2u- that's because it's a prostrate variety - they spread across the area they're in, and only get to about 6 inches or so in height. A pot or a raised area is fine, as they can then trail over the sides.
hi2u- that's because it's a prostrate variety - they spread across the area they're in, and only get to about 6 inches or so in height. A pot or a raised area is fine, as they can then trail over...
hi2u_uk
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Aug 3, 2023
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suepp
Aug 5, 2023
Calla lily sticky and wilting
Can you post a photo of it
Can you post a photo of it
Can you post a photo of it
Can you post a photo of it
Sarah Eley
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Jun 17, 2023
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JWK
Jun 20, 2023
Year round plants
Cheers guys, I'll have a look into what's been suggestedRegards James
Cheers guys, I'll have a look into what's been suggestedRegards James
Cheers guys, I'll have a look into what's been suggestedRegards James
Cheers guys, I'll have a look into what's been suggestedRegards James
Jblakes
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Jun 12, 2023
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Jblakes
Jun 12, 2023
Hydrangea not leafing
Morning Brennabee You're asking the wrong person! But judging by the photo, I wouldn't do anything as its clearly happy as is. I always feed mine once they start flowering and just leave for the...
Morning Brennabee You're asking the wrong person! But judging by the photo, I wouldn't do anything as its clearly happy as is. I always feed mine once they start flowering and just leave for the season but others may tell otherwise. I can only think that the issue with mine is that I cut it back...
Morning Brennabee You're asking the wrong person! But judging by the photo, I wouldn't do anything as its clearly happy as is. I always feed mine once they start flowering and just leave for the season but others may tell otherwise. I can only...
Morning Brennabee You're asking the wrong person! But judging by the photo, I wouldn't do anything as its clearly happy as is. I always feed mine once they start flowering and just leave for the...
Jowo
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Apr 20, 2023
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Jowo
May 25, 2023
Wisteria in containers?
I've got a tiny one against my back garden fence. Like a lot of garden plants this spring I didn't expect it to survive that murderous winter period that wiped out so many plants.But...
I've got a tiny one against my back garden fence. Like a lot of garden plants this spring I didn't expect it to survive that murderous winter period that wiped out so many plants.But miraculously the skinny little wimpy thing is sprouting it's spring leaves!! If this thing gets going I'm going...
I've got a tiny one against my back garden fence. Like a lot of garden plants this spring I didn't expect it to survive that murderous winter period that wiped out so many plants.But miraculously the skinny little wimpy thing is sprouting it's...
I've got a tiny one against my back garden fence. Like a lot of garden plants this spring I didn't expect it to survive that murderous winter period that wiped out so many plants.But...
MikoLee
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May 24, 2023
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Esoxlucius
May 24, 2023
Look for some advice on plants/flowers for containers
Hi @SelleriMany thanks for the detailed information, a few things.I won't be doing any herbs or growing strawberries as my wife has a residential allotment and that is her passion.I do like...
Hi @SelleriMany thanks for the detailed information, a few things.I won't be doing any herbs or growing strawberries as my wife has a residential allotment and that is her passion.I do like the look of the evergreens so i had a look on J Parkers and i do like the look of the...
Hi @SelleriMany thanks for the detailed information, a few things.I won't be doing any herbs or growing strawberries as my wife has a residential allotment and that is her passion.I do like the look of the evergreens so i had a look on J...
Hi @SelleriMany thanks for the detailed information, a few things.I won't be doing any herbs or growing strawberries as my wife has a residential allotment and that is her passion.I do like...
JayKay70
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May 13, 2023
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JayKay70
May 14, 2023
Hanging Baskets
I remedied the Lipstick one by using a used J-Cloth and the Aptenia one I managed to spread the coir out to fill the gap.
I remedied the Lipstick one by using a used J-Cloth and the Aptenia one I managed to spread the coir out to fill the gap.
I remedied the Lipstick one by using a used J-Cloth and the Aptenia one I managed to spread the coir out to fill the gap.
I remedied the Lipstick one by using a used J-Cloth and the Aptenia one I managed to spread the coir out to fill the gap.
Victoria
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May 12, 2023
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Victoria
May 14, 2023
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Made this planter
Made another planter Gave it to Son's in-laws
Made another planter Gave it to Son's in-laws
Made another planter Gave it to Son's in-laws
Made another planter Gave it to Son's in-laws
Cordy
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Sep 25, 2020
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Cordy
May 13, 2023
Looking for a plant that would do well in this pot
Hi, where are you located? perhaps a trailing Begonia.
Hi, where are you located? perhaps a trailing Begonia.
Hi, where are you located? perhaps a trailing Begonia.
Hi, where are you located? perhaps a trailing Begonia.
Will Hay
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May 11, 2023
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Victoria
May 12, 2023
UNHAPPY MORELLO CHERRY TREE
Great, thanks for your advice, I’ll give a go
Great, thanks for your advice, I’ll give a go
Great, thanks for your advice, I’ll give a go
Great, thanks for your advice, I’ll give a go
Bron
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Apr 22, 2023
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Bron
Apr 22, 2023
Container sizes
Welcome to Gardener's Corner @Samantha Onn
Welcome to Gardener's Corner @Samantha Onn
Welcome to Gardener's Corner @Samantha Onn
Welcome to Gardener's Corner @Samantha Onn
Samantha Onn
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Apr 9, 2023
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Balc
Apr 10, 2023
Why is peat free wet with soil meter?
Exactly.I've read a number of articles around the internet where people are complaining that peat free compost doesn't work so well. My interpretation is that peat free compost doesn't work so...
Exactly.I've read a number of articles around the internet where people are complaining that peat free compost doesn't work so well. My interpretation is that peat free compost doesn't work so well if you treat it exactly the same as peat based. I guess it just introduces a new learning...
Exactly.I've read a number of articles around the internet where people are complaining that peat free compost doesn't work so well. My interpretation is that peat free compost doesn't work so well if you treat it exactly the same as peat...
Exactly.I've read a number of articles around the internet where people are complaining that peat free compost doesn't work so well. My interpretation is that peat free compost doesn't work so...
Alpine 1
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Apr 1, 2023
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Clueless 1 v2
Apr 3, 2023
is this big enough to transfer to the garden soil
Its only been going outside for 3 or hours but yes it is kept at the window most of the tome
Its only been going outside for 3 or hours but yes it is kept at the window most of the tome
Its only been going outside for 3 or hours but yes it is kept at the window most of the tome
Its only been going outside for 3 or hours but yes it is kept at the window most of the tome
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Feb 22, 2023
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