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Cordyline going yellow
Ok , I leave them to drop naturally and just talk to it !
Ok , I leave them to drop naturally and just talk to it !
Ok , I leave them to drop naturally and just talk to it !
Ok , I leave them to drop naturally and just talk to it !
ashley1234
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Jul 1, 2019
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ashley1234
Jul 2, 2019
What causes acers to change colour?
Thanks so much for that info - all very interesting. Marley - it's in a container but I've got severe hand arthritis so fully repotting it has proven painful so I've just really removed as much...
Thanks so much for that info - all very interesting. Marley - it's in a container but I've got severe hand arthritis so fully repotting it has proven painful so I've just really removed as much older soil and top dressed etc. CarolineL - thanks so much for that encouragement on its health, as...
Thanks so much for that info - all very interesting. Marley - it's in a container but I've got severe hand arthritis so fully repotting it has proven painful so I've just really removed as much older soil and top dressed etc. CarolineL - thanks...
Thanks so much for that info - all very interesting. Marley - it's in a container but I've got severe hand arthritis so fully repotting it has proven painful so I've just really removed as much...
Delta
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Jun 26, 2019
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Delta
Jun 27, 2019
How do you make Magnolia Grandiflora in containers come into flower?
Just given mine a good dose of slow release high potash fertiliser, fingers crossed.
Just given mine a good dose of slow release high potash fertiliser, fingers crossed.
Just given mine a good dose of slow release high potash fertiliser, fingers crossed.
Just given mine a good dose of slow release high potash fertiliser, fingers crossed.
Howard Stone
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Jun 25, 2019
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Howard Stone
Jun 27, 2019
Non Biodegradable Pot Liners
I had a big problem removing box topiary, I really don’t want to go through it again!But it looks as though not all plants attach themselves to the terracotta.
I had a big problem removing box topiary, I really don’t want to go through it again!But it looks as though not all plants attach themselves to the terracotta.
I had a big problem removing box topiary, I really don’t want to go through it again!But it looks as though not all plants attach themselves to the terracotta.
I had a big problem removing box topiary, I really don’t want to go through it again!But it looks as though not all plants attach themselves to the terracotta.
Howard Stone
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Jun 25, 2019
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Howard Stone
Jun 27, 2019
I need to buy a big tub for a Phyllostachys nigra.
Thanks for the link mazambo.
Thanks for the link mazambo.
Thanks for the link mazambo.
Thanks for the link mazambo.
Who am I?
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Jun 16, 2019
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Who am I?
Jun 21, 2019
Planting ideas for large pot on patio
Oh that's great Nessa. Pleased you found something you're happy with. Which is after all the main objective! Good for you
Oh that's great Nessa. Pleased you found something you're happy with. Which is after all the main objective! Good for you
Oh that's great Nessa. Pleased you found something you're happy with. Which is after all the main objective! Good for you
Oh that's great Nessa. Pleased you found something you're happy with. Which is after all the main objective! Good for you
NessaJ70
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Apr 21, 2019
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DMM
Jun 6, 2019
Wilko tub and basket compost
Hi everyone, picked up a few bags of wilko tub and basket compost for the wife today, handy size 20L, my wife's just used one and I was reading the back of the bag and noticed it was 100% peat +...
Hi everyone, picked up a few bags of wilko tub and basket compost for the wife today, handy size 20L, my wife's just used one and I was reading the back of the bag and noticed it was 100% peat + gel and food for 6 weeks, not going to freak about it, it'll be used up because I've got it but i...
Hi everyone, picked up a few bags of wilko tub and basket compost for the wife today, handy size 20L, my wife's just used one and I was reading the back of the bag and noticed it was 100% peat + gel and food for 6 weeks, not going to freak about...
Hi everyone, picked up a few bags of wilko tub and basket compost for the wife today, handy size 20L, my wife's just used one and I was reading the back of the bag and noticed it was 100% peat +...
mazambo
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Jun 5, 2019
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mazambo
Jun 5, 2019
Container sizes for burying these plants?
I think ultimately you really need to improve the soil, I know clay can be a problem, but once you get it into a good condition its one of the best.The plants you have put in, how long have they...
I think ultimately you really need to improve the soil, I know clay can be a problem, but once you get it into a good condition its one of the best.The plants you have put in, how long have they been planted? 2 weeks? I suggest the root balls have dried out, once dry, they are difficult to re...
I think ultimately you really need to improve the soil, I know clay can be a problem, but once you get it into a good condition its one of the best.The plants you have put in, how long have they been planted? 2 weeks? I suggest the root balls...
I think ultimately you really need to improve the soil, I know clay can be a problem, but once you get it into a good condition its one of the best.The plants you have put in, how long have they...
Leanne2511
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May 10, 2019
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pete
May 10, 2019
Olive tree - brown leaf tips Help please
Ok thank you @pete you’ve been a great help to me
Ok thank you @pete you’ve been a great help to me
Ok thank you @pete you’ve been a great help to me
Ok thank you @pete you’ve been a great help to me
Lillybell
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May 9, 2019
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Lillybell
May 9, 2019
Acer not growing
Looks to me like the new growth is being killed off by cold winds. I think that is often a problem with Acers, they like a sheltered position away from hot sun in summer and winds when the new...
Looks to me like the new growth is being killed off by cold winds. I think that is often a problem with Acers, they like a sheltered position away from hot sun in summer and winds when the new foliage is forming in spring.
Looks to me like the new growth is being killed off by cold winds. I think that is often a problem with Acers, they like a sheltered position away from hot sun in summer and winds when the new foliage is forming in spring.
Looks to me like the new growth is being killed off by cold winds. I think that is often a problem with Acers, they like a sheltered position away from hot sun in summer and winds when the new...
RyanOtekki
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Apr 28, 2019
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pete
Apr 28, 2019
Bacopa snowtonia
Hi everyone, a wet day today so I'm in the greenhouse, the bacopa I've grown for my wife's baskets are doing well and are in bud at the moment, I'm just wondering if I can leave them in their...
Hi everyone, a wet day today so I'm in the greenhouse, the bacopa I've grown for my wife's baskets are doing well and are in bud at the moment, I'm just wondering if I can leave them in their current pots until the end of May, they do have an awful lot of roots in there?
Hi everyone, a wet day today so I'm in the greenhouse, the bacopa I've grown for my wife's baskets are doing well and are in bud at the moment, I'm just wondering if I can leave them in their current pots until the end of May, they do have an...
Hi everyone, a wet day today so I'm in the greenhouse, the bacopa I've grown for my wife's baskets are doing well and are in bud at the moment, I'm just wondering if I can leave them in their...
mazambo
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Apr 26, 2019
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mazambo
Apr 26, 2019
Shrubs for shade?
Hey! Excellent. Enjoy your rum...have one for me
Hey! Excellent. Enjoy your rum...have one for me
Hey! Excellent. Enjoy your rum...have one for me
Hey! Excellent. Enjoy your rum...have one for me
Markymark
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Apr 10, 2019
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Verdun
Apr 11, 2019
Basket help please
Thanks Harry. I always appreciate others opinions. I shall look at Sutton’s etc.
Thanks Harry. I always appreciate others opinions. I shall look at Sutton’s etc.
Thanks Harry. I always appreciate others opinions. I shall look at Sutton’s etc.
Thanks Harry. I always appreciate others opinions. I shall look at Sutton’s etc.
Jupes
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Apr 11, 2019
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Jupes
Apr 11, 2019
Ericaceous trailing plants?
Always good to have options anyway.
I can see the merits both ways
I have come to appreciate plant associations in containers more these days....from a perspective previously of single...
Always good to have options anyway.
I can see the merits both ways
I have come to appreciate plant associations in containers more these days....from a perspective previously of single subjects only. They can make a planting more attractive, interesting and help disguise a less than...
Always good to have options anyway.
I can see the merits both ways
I have come to appreciate plant associations in containers more these days....from a perspective previously of single subjects only. They can make a planting more...
Always good to have options anyway.
I can see the merits both ways
I have come to appreciate plant associations in containers more these days....from a perspective previously of single...
Jack Sparrow
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Apr 9, 2019
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Verdun
Apr 9, 2019
Flowers for in pots at July wedding
How about coleus has amazing folliage and no worry about timeing with flowering
How about coleus has amazing folliage and no worry about timeing with flowering
How about coleus has amazing folliage and no worry about timeing with flowering
How about coleus has amazing folliage and no worry about timeing with flowering
SWales
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Mar 11, 2019
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Spruce
Mar 13, 2019
Camelia yellow and weak leaves - please help
Your most welcome
Your most welcome
Your most welcome
Your most welcome
GardenSoul
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Feb 20, 2019
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Upsydaisy
Feb 21, 2019
Well drained soil
Ah! Agastaches are a favourite of mine mazambo....they are usually hardy down here. There are some tasty varieties esp the kudos varieties. Easy from cuttings too
The secret is not to water...
Ah! Agastaches are a favourite of mine mazambo....they are usually hardy down here. There are some tasty varieties esp the kudos varieties. Easy from cuttings too
The secret is not to water them unless during a really dry spell. Treat em mean and they will flower all summer long.
Actually I...
Ah! Agastaches are a favourite of mine mazambo....they are usually hardy down here. There are some tasty varieties esp the kudos varieties. Easy from cuttings too
The secret is not to water them unless during a really dry spell. Treat em mean...
Ah! Agastaches are a favourite of mine mazambo....they are usually hardy down here. There are some tasty varieties esp the kudos varieties. Easy from cuttings too
The secret is not to water...
mazambo
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Jan 26, 2019
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Verdun
Jan 26, 2019
Plant ideas for a decorative planter (front garden)
Love that planter! Looks fab!You haven't said what position the container is in (facing north, south, east or west), or what type of weather it will have to contend with (hot sun, wind, etc)....
Love that planter! Looks fab!You haven't said what position the container is in (facing north, south, east or west), or what type of weather it will have to contend with (hot sun, wind, etc). This information is pretty important. Without it, no-one can suggest plants that would definitely be...
Love that planter! Looks fab!You haven't said what position the container is in (facing north, south, east or west), or what type of weather it will have to contend with (hot sun, wind, etc). This information is pretty important. Without it,...
Love that planter! Looks fab!You haven't said what position the container is in (facing north, south, east or west), or what type of weather it will have to contend with (hot sun, wind, etc)....
totalwise
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May 31, 2018
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rosierosie
Jan 18, 2019
Problems with my Bay Tree
"...it still hasn't dried out on the surface, although from certain angles the surface of the soil in the pot appears green, so *something* must be growing!..."If the soil in the pot looks...
"...it still hasn't dried out on the surface, although from certain angles the surface of the soil in the pot appears green, so *something* must be growing!..."If the soil in the pot looks green, you're massively overwatering your poor Bay and causing algae to grow and thrive. Plus, the water...
"...it still hasn't dried out on the surface, although from certain angles the surface of the soil in the pot appears green, so *something* must be growing!..."If the soil in the pot looks green, you're massively overwatering your poor Bay and...
"...it still hasn't dried out on the surface, although from certain angles the surface of the soil in the pot appears green, so *something* must be growing!..."If the soil in the pot looks...
Plowii
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Sep 23, 2018
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rosierosie
Jan 18, 2019
Dynamic, leafy plants for containers - just like the ones on the telly
I'm late to the party, but just wanted to add that if you go for bamboo, avoid the running types - go for the clumping types as these will be much happier in a container, and for much longer...
I'm late to the party, but just wanted to add that if you go for bamboo, avoid the running types - go for the clumping types as these will be much happier in a container, and for much longer before they need a major root chop and replanting.Bamboos prefer shade (or part-shade at the very...
I'm late to the party, but just wanted to add that if you go for bamboo, avoid the running types - go for the clumping types as these will be much happier in a container, and for much longer before they need a major root chop and...
I'm late to the party, but just wanted to add that if you go for bamboo, avoid the running types - go for the clumping types as these will be much happier in a container, and for much longer...
garjobo79
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Jun 27, 2018
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rosierosie
Jan 18, 2019
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