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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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clippo
Feb 22, 2021
A few new purchases, and updated pics.
Simon, your garden looks brilliant. I could spend all day pottering around your pots.
Simon, your garden looks brilliant. I could spend all day pottering around your pots.
Simon, your garden looks brilliant. I could spend all day pottering around your pots.
Simon, your garden looks brilliant. I could spend all day pottering around your pots.
simon n
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Jun 30, 2014
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maggiev
Aug 15, 2014
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Been A Busy Bee lol
They look brilliant. I'm not surprised people want you to do theirs!
They look brilliant. I'm not surprised people want you to do theirs!
They look brilliant. I'm not surprised people want you to do theirs!
They look brilliant. I'm not surprised people want you to do theirs!
Bilbo675
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Aug 8, 2013
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Fern4
Aug 19, 2013
Layered Bulb Tubs
Nice effort Cheryl. It`s just a pity it didn`t come right in the end. It would have been amazing I`ll bet. No need to have species only though, unless you prefer that. I have a tub with crocus...
Nice effort Cheryl. It`s just a pity it didn`t come right in the end. It would have been amazing I`ll bet. No need to have species only though, unless you prefer that. I have a tub with crocus and Iris for early flowers and black tulips for a little later. The heads are only just forming on...
Nice effort Cheryl. It`s just a pity it didn`t come right in the end. It would have been amazing I`ll bet. No need to have species only though, unless you prefer that. I have a tub with crocus and Iris for early flowers and black tulips for a...
Nice effort Cheryl. It`s just a pity it didn`t come right in the end. It would have been amazing I`ll bet. No need to have species only though, unless you prefer that. I have a tub with crocus...
Ciryluk
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Aug 8, 2010
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Gretzky
May 10, 2013
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"Bottle" garden
Oh, the Mother of All Excuses! Mum, I love you
My favourite pastime number 1 is of course gardening, closely followed by number 2, reading gardening books while sipping nice wine. I was gently...
Oh, the Mother of All Excuses! Mum, I love you
My favourite pastime number 1 is of course gardening, closely followed by number 2, reading gardening books while sipping nice wine. I was gently advised by Mr Selleri that I might want to concentrate more on pastime number one, just for health...
Oh, the Mother of All Excuses! Mum, I love you
My favourite pastime number 1 is of course gardening, closely followed by number 2, reading gardening books while sipping nice wine. I was gently advised by Mr Selleri that I might want to...
Oh, the Mother of All Excuses! Mum, I love you
My favourite pastime number 1 is of course gardening, closely followed by number 2, reading gardening books while sipping nice wine. I was gently...
"M"
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Sep 20, 2012
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Selleri
Apr 28, 2013
What to do with my Fuchsia's?
When I saw the question I was going to suggest digging a hole etc but someone beat me to it! I've used this method and yes it works fine, especially if you don't have a heated greenhouse or live...
When I saw the question I was going to suggest digging a hole etc but someone beat me to it! I've used this method and yes it works fine, especially if you don't have a heated greenhouse or live in a pretty cold part of the world. I usually bury them in my unheated greenhouse where the tomatoes...
When I saw the question I was going to suggest digging a hole etc but someone beat me to it! I've used this method and yes it works fine, especially if you don't have a heated greenhouse or live in a pretty cold part of the world. I usually bury...
When I saw the question I was going to suggest digging a hole etc but someone beat me to it! I've used this method and yes it works fine, especially if you don't have a heated greenhouse or live...
RudeBwoyUK
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Oct 16, 2012
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silu
Dec 1, 2012
Suggest a Striking Indoor Plant, Please
Hi Pete , what about a cavendish banana , that will actually produce edible bananas?will only reach a maximum of 5 feet or 3 feet for superdwarf cavendish. a second option , what...
Hi Pete , what about a cavendish banana , that will actually produce edible bananas?will only reach a maximum of 5 feet or 3 feet for superdwarf cavendish. a second option , what about. Heliconias , do well in shadow but need warm .lady palm , can be really expencive , but it would be like...
Hi Pete , what about a cavendish banana , that will actually produce edible bananas?will only reach a maximum of 5 feet or 3 feet for superdwarf cavendish. a second option , what about. Heliconias , do well in shadow but need warm .lady palm...
Hi Pete , what about a cavendish banana , that will actually produce edible bananas?will only reach a maximum of 5 feet or 3 feet for superdwarf cavendish. a second option , what...
LowiePete
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Jun 16, 2012
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sal73
Jun 26, 2012
Quirky Containers
That is so inventive. It has inspired me to consider some eccentric containers of my own. I have been growing potatoes in plastic dustbins but didn't like the look of the bare black plastic so...
That is so inventive. It has inspired me to consider some eccentric containers of my own. I have been growing potatoes in plastic dustbins but didn't like the look of the bare black plastic so dressed it in hessian sacks tied at the neck with rope from the diy shop. It looked better but I'm...
That is so inventive. It has inspired me to consider some eccentric containers of my own. I have been growing potatoes in plastic dustbins but didn't like the look of the bare black plastic so dressed it in hessian sacks tied at the neck with...
That is so inventive. It has inspired me to consider some eccentric containers of my own. I have been growing potatoes in plastic dustbins but didn't like the look of the bare black plastic so...
alana
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Aug 16, 2010
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Green man
Oct 18, 2010
oak barrel planter help??
I have a huge plastic planter , it comes up to my mid thigh, and is about 2 1/2 foot in diameter. even with "plastic" I put empty plastic pots upside down on the bottom, then the soil, it...
I have a huge plastic planter , it comes up to my mid thigh, and is about 2 1/2 foot in diameter. even with "plastic" I put empty plastic pots upside down on the bottom, then the soil, it takes some to move it about when I want to cut grass or something around it. I have a tomato cage...
I have a huge plastic planter , it comes up to my mid thigh, and is about 2 1/2 foot in diameter. even with "plastic" I put empty plastic pots upside down on the bottom, then the soil, it takes some to move it about when I want to cut grass...
I have a huge plastic planter , it comes up to my mid thigh, and is about 2 1/2 foot in diameter. even with "plastic" I put empty plastic pots upside down on the bottom, then the soil, it...
narelle
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Jul 22, 2013
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redstar
Mar 24, 2023
Compost - Musa Baajoo Banna Plant
I split my basjoo up last year, it hadn't been doing much for a few years. It's got less stems now but I think it looks better. The dry ground is holding it back now and I'm not really...
I split my basjoo up last year, it hadn't been doing much for a few years. It's got less stems now but I think it looks better. The dry ground is holding it back now and I'm not really prepared to waste much water on it. I just think they use up all the nutrients and are better moved after...
I split my basjoo up last year, it hadn't been doing much for a few years. It's got less stems now but I think it looks better. The dry ground is holding it back now and I'm not really prepared to waste much water on it. I just think they...
I split my basjoo up last year, it hadn't been doing much for a few years. It's got less stems now but I think it looks better. The dry ground is holding it back now and I'm not really...
welshone
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Jul 13, 2022
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pete
Jul 18, 2022
Oxalis triangularis potting mix?
Forgot to water the Oxalis yesterday and she told me this mornng, in no uncertain terms, that she wasn't't too happy about it - see belowFirst pictureNow, 2 hours later , after a long drink,...
Forgot to water the Oxalis yesterday and she told me this mornng, in no uncertain terms, that she wasn't't too happy about it - see belowFirst pictureNow, 2 hours later , after a long drink, she has returned To normal....Jenny namaste
Forgot to water the Oxalis yesterday and she told me this mornng, in no uncertain terms, that she wasn't't too happy about it - see belowFirst pictureNow, 2 hours later , after a long drink, she has returned To normal....Jenny namaste
Forgot to water the Oxalis yesterday and she told me this mornng, in no uncertain terms, that she wasn't't too happy about it - see belowFirst pictureNow, 2 hours later , after a long drink,...
mazambo
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Sep 11, 2020
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Jenny namaste
Jun 1, 2021
Tyre Planters
I like these.
I like these.
I like these.
I like these.
Dave_79
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May 17, 2019
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mazambo
Apr 21, 2021
A little container advice needed please....
Yeah, its a thug. Don't plant it out, don't share its container with anything else, and don't let its roots escape into the soil through the drainage holes.
Yeah, its a thug. Don't plant it out, don't share its container with anything else, and don't let its roots escape into the soil through the drainage holes.
Yeah, its a thug. Don't plant it out, don't share its container with anything else, and don't let its roots escape into the soil through the drainage holes.
Yeah, its a thug. Don't plant it out, don't share its container with anything else, and don't let its roots escape into the soil through the drainage holes.
busybee
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Jun 2, 2009
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Kristen
Apr 6, 2020
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This years first flowers!
The blue flowers called Lithodora Grace Ward are really fabulous - I must have some of those. I love blue flowers.
The blue flowers called Lithodora Grace Ward are really fabulous - I must have some of those. I love blue flowers.
The blue flowers called Lithodora Grace Ward are really fabulous - I must have some of those. I love blue flowers.
The blue flowers called Lithodora Grace Ward are really fabulous - I must have some of those. I love blue flowers.
Gareth Hughes
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Mar 11, 2015
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LyndaG
Mar 16, 2015
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Belfast sinks
We added a Butler sink to a garden, added a small log pile to rot down and some leave litter near by, plated some shade covering plants around the sink. Frogs, Newts and other creepy crawleys are...
We added a Butler sink to a garden, added a small log pile to rot down and some leave litter near by, plated some shade covering plants around the sink. Frogs, Newts and other creepy crawleys are numerous now, love it when nature finds its own way! Another log pile we added, has lizards and door...
We added a Butler sink to a garden, added a small log pile to rot down and some leave litter near by, plated some shade covering plants around the sink. Frogs, Newts and other creepy crawleys are numerous now, love it when nature finds its own...
We added a Butler sink to a garden, added a small log pile to rot down and some leave litter near by, plated some shade covering plants around the sink. Frogs, Newts and other creepy crawleys are...
luciusmaximus
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May 17, 2014
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Under The Flower Pot
Aug 11, 2014
Hanging basket offer from T & M
They aren't all bad, I agree, and in fairness they usually give a money off voucher when they substitute stuff - but, how can they be making money by selling stuff so cheap (29p per begonia tuber,...
They aren't all bad, I agree, and in fairness they usually give a money off voucher when they substitute stuff - but, how can they be making money by selling stuff so cheap (29p per begonia tuber, or even free in the case of the magnolia etc that I ordered at the start of the year?), and then...
They aren't all bad, I agree, and in fairness they usually give a money off voucher when they substitute stuff - but, how can they be making money by selling stuff so cheap (29p per begonia tuber, or even free in the case of the magnolia etc that...
They aren't all bad, I agree, and in fairness they usually give a money off voucher when they substitute stuff - but, how can they be making money by selling stuff so cheap (29p per begonia tuber,...
Val..
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Apr 19, 2013
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Fat Controller
Jun 1, 2013
Hanging Basket liners
He's just got some new Jeans Spruce...bet they would be hard wearing
He's just got some new Jeans Spruce...bet they would be hard wearing
He's just got some new Jeans Spruce...bet they would be hard wearing
He's just got some new Jeans Spruce...bet they would be hard wearing
Jenny namaste
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May 4, 2013
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Lolimac
May 5, 2013
Parsley inside at this time of year?
Last autumn I had quite a few parsleys growing outside, both curly and broadleaf. I love parsley and did not want to be without, so I brought in some of the plants and put them on the windowsill....
Last autumn I had quite a few parsleys growing outside, both curly and broadleaf. I love parsley and did not want to be without, so I brought in some of the plants and put them on the windowsill. The ones outside I (mostly) covered at night when it was freezing. Now the ones outside are fine,...
Last autumn I had quite a few parsleys growing outside, both curly and broadleaf. I love parsley and did not want to be without, so I brought in some of the plants and put them on the windowsill. The ones outside I (mostly) covered at night when...
Last autumn I had quite a few parsleys growing outside, both curly and broadleaf. I love parsley and did not want to be without, so I brought in some of the plants and put them on the windowsill....
BastLoki
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Dec 14, 2012
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Annemieke
Feb 24, 2013
Begonia hanging baskets
I have just placed my order with Jersey Direct. I ordered 70 Begonia Sparkle - trailing and 70 Begonia Amber Delight for a total of £25.98. I'm going to clear large areas of my borders and...
I have just placed my order with Jersey Direct. I ordered 70 Begonia Sparkle - trailing and 70 Begonia Amber Delight for a total of £25.98. I'm going to clear large areas of my borders and plant the 'delights' to bring in some nice colour. I think i put in too many different plants within...
I have just placed my order with Jersey Direct. I ordered 70 Begonia Sparkle - trailing and 70 Begonia Amber Delight for a total of £25.98. I'm going to clear large areas of my borders and plant the 'delights' to bring in some nice colour. I...
I have just placed my order with Jersey Direct. I ordered 70 Begonia Sparkle - trailing and 70 Begonia Amber Delight for a total of £25.98. I'm going to clear large areas of my borders and...
Craig1987
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Jan 27, 2013
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Craig1987
Jan 29, 2013
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Various "Containers" Outside My Kitchen
My garlic was small as well this year. It does well making garlic bread and cooking with.
My garlic was small as well this year. It does well making garlic bread and cooking with.
My garlic was small as well this year. It does well making garlic bread and cooking with.
My garlic was small as well this year. It does well making garlic bread and cooking with.
LowiePete
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Jul 9, 2012
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Salamander
Oct 12, 2012
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