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  1. Jack McHammocklashing

    Mint I try to be a gardener, but really I have no chance

    Heres my Chocolate & Garden Mint planter Jack. See, its all lies, one should have killed the other by now.
    Heres my Chocolate & Garden Mint planter Jack. See, its all lies, one should have killed the other by now.
    Heres my Chocolate & Garden Mint planter Jack. See, its all lies, one should have killed the other by now.
    Heres my Chocolate & Garden Mint planter Jack. See, its all lies, one should have killed the other by now.
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  2. Moopants

    nematodes and garlic

    Why would it be a disaster for garlic??? ask the supplier, but I cant think it should be a problem
    Why would it be a disaster for garlic??? ask the supplier, but I cant think it should be a problem
    Why would it be a disaster for garlic??? ask the supplier, but I cant think it should be a problem
    Why would it be a disaster for garlic??? ask the supplier, but I cant think it should be a problem
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  3. Spruce

    Rasberry quick question

    Me too, I chop mine down to "reachable height" and it makes them branch.
    Me too, I chop mine down to "reachable height" and it makes them branch.
    Me too, I chop mine down to "reachable height" and it makes them branch.
    Me too, I chop mine down to "reachable height" and it makes them branch.
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  4. Markymark

    To cloche, or not to cloche...

    Thanks for that...will try taking it off during the day. I have also bought some netting so will try and build a protective cover to keep my cats keep off! thanks for the speedy response... I have...
    Thanks for that...will try taking it off during the day. I have also bought some netting so will try and build a protective cover to keep my cats keep off! thanks for the speedy response... I have a broccoli question about to be posted also...:)
    Thanks for that...will try taking it off during the day. I have also bought some netting so will try and build a protective cover to keep my cats keep off! thanks for the speedy response... I have a broccoli question about to be posted also...:)
    Thanks for that...will try taking it off during the day. I have also bought some netting so will try and build a protective cover to keep my cats keep off! thanks for the speedy response... I have...
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  5. ArcticFox1977

    Pine Needles

    I've used pine needles to mulch Camelias & Rhoddy's in the past with excellent results but I collected them myself as I had access to a pine woodland..:)
    I've used pine needles to mulch Camelias & Rhoddy's in the past with excellent results but I collected them myself as I had access to a pine woodland..:)
    I've used pine needles to mulch Camelias & Rhoddy's in the past with excellent results but I collected them myself as I had access to a pine woodland..:)
    I've used pine needles to mulch Camelias & Rhoddy's in the past with excellent results but I collected them myself as I had access to a pine woodland..:)
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  6. Flowerpot

    Black Currant flowers

    I planted 4 Black Currant plants in a large container last year, they grew very well and have survived through the winter okay, im glad to see the return of new leaves growing but today i noticed...
    I planted 4 Black Currant plants in a large container last year, they grew very well and have survived through the winter okay, im glad to see the return of new leaves growing but today i noticed plenty of flower buds hanging down from all the plants, what i want to know is, is this normal to...
    I planted 4 Black Currant plants in a large container last year, they grew very well and have survived through the winter okay, im glad to see the return of new leaves growing but today i noticed plenty of flower buds hanging down from all the...
    I planted 4 Black Currant plants in a large container last year, they grew very well and have survived through the winter okay, im glad to see the return of new leaves growing but today i noticed...
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  7. Kristen

    Oyster Mushroom Kit (Suttons)

    63swimmingcats , what a great user name :hapfeet:! Obviously all drowned as they joined last year and never posted :snork: I think with some of the wierd user names on GC we must be getting some members from the...
    63swimmingcats , what a great user name :hapfeet:! Obviously all drowned as they joined last year and never posted :snork: I think with some of the wierd user names on GC we must be getting some members from the cannabis forums !
    63swimmingcats , what a great user name :hapfeet:! Obviously all drowned as they joined last year and never posted :snork: I think with some of the wierd user names on GC we must be getting some members from the cannabis forums !
    63swimmingcats , what a great user name :hapfeet:! Obviously all drowned as they joined last year and never posted :snork: I think with some of the wierd user names on GC we must be getting some members from the...
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  8. ArcticFox1977

    Fruit Cages

    Stainless steel or plastic tubing and old tennis balls for the corners. Make it to your own design and dimensions, Pond mesh is far more robust than pea netting Cheers, Tony.
    Stainless steel or plastic tubing and old tennis balls for the corners. Make it to your own design and dimensions, Pond mesh is far more robust than pea netting Cheers, Tony.
    Stainless steel or plastic tubing and old tennis balls for the corners. Make it to your own design and dimensions, Pond mesh is far more robust than pea netting Cheers, Tony.
    Stainless steel or plastic tubing and old tennis balls for the corners. Make it to your own design and dimensions, Pond mesh is far more robust than pea netting Cheers, Tony.
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  9. rustyroots

    Tomato and peppers

    You don't say what medium you are growing them in at present. Growbags are O.K. but I would hold the growbag round the middle and allow equal amounts of soil/compost to fall to each end. ...
    You don't say what medium you are growing them in at present. Growbags are O.K. but I would hold the growbag round the middle and allow equal amounts of soil/compost to fall to each end. Then cut along one side of the bag but leave the lower side intact. a few stabs along the bottom of...
    You don't say what medium you are growing them in at present. Growbags are O.K. but I would hold the growbag round the middle and allow equal amounts of soil/compost to fall to each end. Then cut along one side of the bag but leave the...
    You don't say what medium you are growing them in at present. Growbags are O.K. but I would hold the growbag round the middle and allow equal amounts of soil/compost to fall to each end. ...
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  10. Jack McHammocklashing

    Some bug and courgettes

    Too true, when I was young and fit, after lots of Monday mornings, I found it better to play in a team, than hear 30 people describing the match on Sunday, As I was there each individual no longer...
    Too true, when I was young and fit, after lots of Monday mornings, I found it better to play in a team, than hear 30 people describing the match on Sunday, As I was there each individual no longer told me of who played what and where Ah RELIEF but sore Gardening you are right After eight years...
    Too true, when I was young and fit, after lots of Monday mornings, I found it better to play in a team, than hear 30 people describing the match on Sunday, As I was there each individual no longer told me of who played what and where Ah RELIEF...
    Too true, when I was young and fit, after lots of Monday mornings, I found it better to play in a team, than hear 30 people describing the match on Sunday, As I was there each individual no longer...
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  11. blacksmith

    Brussel sprout plants

    Looks like Ena Sharples hairnet! Mind you, she wasn't that tall ...
    Looks like Ena Sharples hairnet! Mind you, she wasn't that tall ...
    Looks like Ena Sharples hairnet! Mind you, she wasn't that tall ...
    Looks like Ena Sharples hairnet! Mind you, she wasn't that tall ...
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  12. rustyroots

    Wilting cabbage

    At 4" tall they don't need or like the temps they're being exposed to. And, if they are now so big it's about time to plant them though given the temps this week they would benefit from some...
    At 4" tall they don't need or like the temps they're being exposed to. And, if they are now so big it's about time to plant them though given the temps this week they would benefit from some cover. Best bet might be to take out of the the grow house and park in a sheltered corner outside for a...
    At 4" tall they don't need or like the temps they're being exposed to. And, if they are now so big it's about time to plant them though given the temps this week they would benefit from some cover. Best bet might be to take out of the the grow...
    At 4" tall they don't need or like the temps they're being exposed to. And, if they are now so big it's about time to plant them though given the temps this week they would benefit from some...
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  13. Sargan

    Brassica plants

    Would be better (I think) to start Brassica seeds off in a seed tray (or a shallow pot) and then prick them out to root trainers. When you prick them out you can "bury" them up to their seed...
    Would be better (I think) to start Brassica seeds off in a seed tray (or a shallow pot) and then prick them out to root trainers. When you prick them out you can "bury" them up to their seed leaves - but even so their stems will probably still elongate, but at least you will have minimised it. ...
    Would be better (I think) to start Brassica seeds off in a seed tray (or a shallow pot) and then prick them out to root trainers. When you prick them out you can "bury" them up to their seed leaves - but even so their stems will probably still...
    Would be better (I think) to start Brassica seeds off in a seed tray (or a shallow pot) and then prick them out to root trainers. When you prick them out you can "bury" them up to their seed...
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  14. j_robi

    Fruit tree dilemnas- mini orchard

    Hi I am looking to create a mini orchard at the front of my campsite, but feel very out of my depth I would love some advice: I purchased mail order fruit trees, these- for £30 on...
    Hi I am looking to create a mini orchard at the front of my campsite, but feel very out of my depth I would love some advice: I purchased mail order fruit trees, these- for £30 on groupon! However they have arrived and are rather scrawny! I have another area that I can plant these....
    Hi I am looking to create a mini orchard at the front of my campsite, but feel very out of my depth I would love some advice: I purchased mail order fruit trees, these- for £30 on groupon! However they have arrived and are rather...
    Hi I am looking to create a mini orchard at the front of my campsite, but feel very out of my depth I would love some advice: I purchased mail order fruit trees, these- for £30 on...
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  15. jw_universe

    Blackcurrant signs of life?

    I bought a blackcurrant plant from Wilkos about a week ago. It didn't have any foilage and was cut down to a stump. How long until it shows signs of... life? We've had hit and miss with plants...
    I bought a blackcurrant plant from Wilkos about a week ago. It didn't have any foilage and was cut down to a stump. How long until it shows signs of... life? We've had hit and miss with plants we've bought from Wilkos. B&Qs were more expensive but they are outside in the shop and have leaves...
    I bought a blackcurrant plant from Wilkos about a week ago. It didn't have any foilage and was cut down to a stump. How long until it shows signs of... life? We've had hit and miss with plants we've bought from Wilkos. B&Qs were more expensive...
    I bought a blackcurrant plant from Wilkos about a week ago. It didn't have any foilage and was cut down to a stump. How long until it shows signs of... life? We've had hit and miss with plants...
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  16. Ashes

    First Time Growing Sweetcorn From Seed

    Willow went for a walk just after dark last week, when she got back I asked if she'd seen Mr Badger, she had. Got one that regularly raids the food recycling bins on a sunday night.
    Willow went for a walk just after dark last week, when she got back I asked if she'd seen Mr Badger, she had. Got one that regularly raids the food recycling bins on a sunday night.
    Willow went for a walk just after dark last week, when she got back I asked if she'd seen Mr Badger, she had. Got one that regularly raids the food recycling bins on a sunday night.
    Willow went for a walk just after dark last week, when she got back I asked if she'd seen Mr Badger, she had. Got one that regularly raids the food recycling bins on a sunday night.
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  17. Ashes

    The Bhut Jolokia (Ghost Chilli)

    Well good luck on the seedlings and keep me informed on how it goes please and thankyou for the offer of seeds, most appreciated...
    Well good luck on the seedlings and keep me informed on how it goes please and thankyou for the offer of seeds, most appreciated...
    Well good luck on the seedlings and keep me informed on how it goes please and thankyou for the offer of seeds, most appreciated...
    Well good luck on the seedlings and keep me informed on how it goes please and thankyou for the offer of seeds, most appreciated...
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  18. Lollyb

    Am I too late?

    "I was sceptical" Seeds need Air, Heat, Moisture to germinate. (Well, some tricky ones that have "dormancy" will need some other factors, often a cold spell similar to Winter, or passing through...
    "I was sceptical" Seeds need Air, Heat, Moisture to germinate. (Well, some tricky ones that have "dormancy" will need some other factors, often a cold spell similar to Winter, or passing through a bird's stomach!) Soil will do :) if using moist paper kitchen towel make sure it's not too wet...
    "I was sceptical" Seeds need Air, Heat, Moisture to germinate. (Well, some tricky ones that have "dormancy" will need some other factors, often a cold spell similar to Winter, or passing through a bird's stomach!) Soil will do :) if using moist...
    "I was sceptical" Seeds need Air, Heat, Moisture to germinate. (Well, some tricky ones that have "dormancy" will need some other factors, often a cold spell similar to Winter, or passing through...
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  19. david jones

    a couple of onion questions

    i like to keep and use my own seed , plus i can use the £1.50 i saved on another pack of seed and still have onions :snork:
    i like to keep and use my own seed , plus i can use the £1.50 i saved on another pack of seed and still have onions :snork:
    i like to keep and use my own seed , plus i can use the £1.50 i saved on another pack of seed and still have onions :snork:
    i like to keep and use my own seed , plus i can use the £1.50 i saved on another pack of seed and still have onions :snork:
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  20. Plant Potty

    Pounland Mushroom boxs?

    Me too, I've put it down to buying them from Sheds and them hanging about there, in extreme hot and cold, before sale. Have just bought one mail-order in the hope it would be fresh enough to work...
    Me too, I've put it down to buying them from Sheds and them hanging about there, in extreme hot and cold, before sale. Have just bought one mail-order in the hope it would be fresh enough to work better, if not this is the last one I will buy!
    Me too, I've put it down to buying them from Sheds and them hanging about there, in extreme hot and cold, before sale. Have just bought one mail-order in the hope it would be fresh enough to work better, if not this is the last one I will buy!
    Me too, I've put it down to buying them from Sheds and them hanging about there, in extreme hot and cold, before sale. Have just bought one mail-order in the hope it would be fresh enough to work...
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    8,528

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