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  4. David Hill

    Gravel / chippings patio on concrete base

    You can fit the grids into a recessed chamber cover, obviously they need cutting to size. Probably need some MOT in the bottom of the recess to get the grid height level. Just fill with gravel the...
    You can fit the grids into a recessed chamber cover, obviously they need cutting to size. Probably need some MOT in the bottom of the recess to get the grid height level. Just fill with gravel the same as elsewhere.
    You can fit the grids into a recessed chamber cover, obviously they need cutting to size. Probably need some MOT in the bottom of the recess to get the grid height level. Just fill with gravel the same as elsewhere.
    You can fit the grids into a recessed chamber cover, obviously they need cutting to size. Probably need some MOT in the bottom of the recess to get the grid height level. Just fill with gravel the...
    David Hill, Jul 29, 2021 at 8:09 PM
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    JWK
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  5. xf8u39

    Plant idenfication

    Wow that is looking fabulous! Just persevere with it Mr MH. So far so good! I haven't got a clue what you need to do with it when the colder climes come along but I lived in Asia [Hong Kong]...
    Wow that is looking fabulous! Just persevere with it Mr MH. So far so good! I haven't got a clue what you need to do with it when the colder climes come along but I lived in Asia [Hong Kong] when they had them everywhere during Xmas and Chinese NY and they did fine ..........altho the winter...
    Wow that is looking fabulous! Just persevere with it Mr MH. So far so good! I haven't got a clue what you need to do with it when the colder climes come along but I lived in Asia [Hong Kong] when they had them everywhere during Xmas and...
    Wow that is looking fabulous! Just persevere with it Mr MH. So far so good! I haven't got a clue what you need to do with it when the colder climes come along but I lived in Asia [Hong Kong]...
    xf8u39, Jan 27, 2021 ... 2
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    DMM
    Jul 21, 2021
  6. Smallzoo

    Planting into grass ?

    Would this work for you Smallzoo? I took off the the turf, planted the tree and surrounded it with flat paddle stones. I didn't use a membrane.
    Would this work for you Smallzoo? I took off the the turf, planted the tree and surrounded it with flat paddle stones. I didn't use a membrane.
    Would this work for you Smallzoo? I took off the the turf, planted the tree and surrounded it with flat paddle stones. I didn't use a membrane.
    Would this work for you Smallzoo? I took off the the turf, planted the tree and surrounded it with flat paddle stones. I didn't use a membrane.
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    Smallzoo, Jul 17, 2021
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    Sheal
    Jul 21, 2021
  7. MangoH

    Help please

    I can change yours to Mango_H if you want ;)
    I can change yours to Mango_H if you want ;)
    I can change yours to Mango_H if you want ;)
    I can change yours to Mango_H if you want ;)
    MangoH, Jul 16, 2021 ... 2
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    JWK
    Jul 18, 2021
  8. Harri

    Help with Wisteria please.

    Thanks for the replies they are very helpful. I will tie these into the cross member then and trim off any side shoots should they appear down to the correct length. I am eager to see the Shiro...
    Thanks for the replies they are very helpful. I will tie these into the cross member then and trim off any side shoots should they appear down to the correct length. I am eager to see the Shiro Kapitan flower as if anybody has been to Bodnant gardens they will have seen it flowering there.
    Thanks for the replies they are very helpful. I will tie these into the cross member then and trim off any side shoots should they appear down to the correct length. I am eager to see the Shiro Kapitan flower as if anybody has been to Bodnant...
    Thanks for the replies they are very helpful. I will tie these into the cross member then and trim off any side shoots should they appear down to the correct length. I am eager to see the Shiro...
    Harri, Jul 17, 2021
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    Harri
    Jul 18, 2021
  9. Newbie garden guy

    Potatoes

    Mine have totally flopped, but I've managed to bundle them all up in some sort of mass of green. Last year they flopped and I dug them up then, so holding out until they start to actually die...
    Mine have totally flopped, but I've managed to bundle them all up in some sort of mass of green. Last year they flopped and I dug them up then, so holding out until they start to actually die back.Next year I am planning to have a bed specifically for Christmas Dinner, so I want to get...
    Mine have totally flopped, but I've managed to bundle them all up in some sort of mass of green. Last year they flopped and I dug them up then, so holding out until they start to actually die back.Next year I am planning to have a bed...
    Mine have totally flopped, but I've managed to bundle them all up in some sort of mass of green. Last year they flopped and I dug them up then, so holding out until they start to actually die...
    Newbie garden guy, Jul 7, 2021
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  10. FrancescaH
    Funny x 6

    Today I learnt I'm a dwarf

    Well shortstuff, grown in a pot they're restricted and tend to grow smaller. 6ft IS quite small for a sunflower......:dbgrtmb:
    Well shortstuff, grown in a pot they're restricted and tend to grow smaller. 6ft IS quite small for a sunflower......:dbgrtmb:
    Well shortstuff, grown in a pot they're restricted and tend to grow smaller. 6ft IS quite small for a sunflower......:dbgrtmb:
    Well shortstuff, grown in a pot they're restricted and tend to grow smaller. 6ft IS quite small for a sunflower......:dbgrtmb:
    FrancescaH, Jul 13, 2021
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    flounder
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  11. MartinB

    Early summer to late flowering transitions

    My herbaceous border it coming along nicely after a couple of years, new to gardenning I am now trying to find out how to plant flowers with different flowering times together.I really don't...
    My herbaceous border it coming along nicely after a couple of years, new to gardenning I am now trying to find out how to plant flowers with different flowering times together.I really don't even know how to ask the question!!Situation 1 - I have a group of Centaurea, about 8 of them,...
    My herbaceous border it coming along nicely after a couple of years, new to gardenning I am now trying to find out how to plant flowers with different flowering times together.I really don't even know how to ask the question!!Situation 1 -...
    My herbaceous border it coming along nicely after a couple of years, new to gardenning I am now trying to find out how to plant flowers with different flowering times together.I really don't...
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  12. clanless

    Recommendations please

    Euonymus fortunei Silver Queen is a good climber and it is evergreen. I have one over 6 ft tall on a fence. It does flower but they're rather insignificant, see photo.
    Euonymus fortunei Silver Queen is a good climber and it is evergreen. I have one over 6 ft tall on a fence. It does flower but they're rather insignificant, see photo.
    Euonymus fortunei Silver Queen is a good climber and it is evergreen. I have one over 6 ft tall on a fence. It does flower but they're rather insignificant, see photo.
    Euonymus fortunei Silver Queen is a good climber and it is evergreen. I have one over 6 ft tall on a fence. It does flower but they're rather insignificant, see photo.
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    clanless, Jul 10, 2021
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  13. james_uk

    Potted Olive tree keeps getting yellow leaves?

    My guess would be it needs feeding, do you feed it?
    My guess would be it needs feeding, do you feed it?
    My guess would be it needs feeding, do you feed it?
    My guess would be it needs feeding, do you feed it?
    james_uk, Jul 9, 2021
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    pete
    Jul 9, 2021
  14. ashley1234

    PARLOUR PALM VERY PALE LEAVES

    It has been fed regularly . just started putting coffee grounds solution on it , a source of nitrogen i hear ?
    It has been fed regularly . just started putting coffee grounds solution on it , a source of nitrogen i hear ?
    It has been fed regularly . just started putting coffee grounds solution on it , a source of nitrogen i hear ?
    It has been fed regularly . just started putting coffee grounds solution on it , a source of nitrogen i hear ?
    ashley1234, Jul 8, 2021
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  15. dogsbody

    Annuals

    Hi,The seed packets suggest May is the latest to sow outdoors, but if you sow now they should romp away and may well flower, possibly into winter knowing the weather we are getting this year...
    Hi,The seed packets suggest May is the latest to sow outdoors, but if you sow now they should romp away and may well flower, possibly into winter knowing the weather we are getting this year !Still plenty of young plants to be bought from garden centers, diy places and supermarkets if you...
    Hi,The seed packets suggest May is the latest to sow outdoors, but if you sow now they should romp away and may well flower, possibly into winter knowing the weather we are getting this year !Still plenty of young plants to be bought from...
    Hi,The seed packets suggest May is the latest to sow outdoors, but if you sow now they should romp away and may well flower, possibly into winter knowing the weather we are getting this year...
    dogsbody, Jul 5, 2021
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    ricky101
    Jul 5, 2021
  16. Stuart Fawcett
    Like x 3

    Magnolia seedlings - waiting to see how they grow

    Steady, Tiger! How many Magnolias can you accommodate? :biggrin:
    Steady, Tiger! How many Magnolias can you accommodate? :biggrin:
    Steady, Tiger! How many Magnolias can you accommodate? :biggrin:
    Steady, Tiger! How many Magnolias can you accommodate? :biggrin:
    Stuart Fawcett, Jun 24, 2021
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    noisette47
    Jul 3, 2021
  17. Yana

    Type of mulch

    Thank you very very much to everyone for your help. Have a nice evening
    Thank you very very much to everyone for your help. Have a nice evening
    Thank you very very much to everyone for your help. Have a nice evening
    Thank you very very much to everyone for your help. Have a nice evening
    Yana, Jun 9, 2021
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    Yana
    Jul 1, 2021
  18. Janet mahay
    Informative x 3

    Reduce flies

    That's interesting Janet. Useful to know :dbgrtmb:. Thanks.:)
    That's interesting Janet. Useful to know :dbgrtmb:. Thanks.:)
    That's interesting Janet. Useful to know :dbgrtmb:. Thanks.:)
    That's interesting Janet. Useful to know :dbgrtmb:. Thanks.:)
    Janet mahay, Jun 30, 2021
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    Upsydaisy
    Jun 30, 2021
  19. Paul K Kirkwood

    Kniphofia Uvaria

    I would cut the finished flower stalks off as low down as I can get and remove any dead leaves these normally come away in your hand.
    I would cut the finished flower stalks off as low down as I can get and remove any dead leaves these normally come away in your hand.
    I would cut the finished flower stalks off as low down as I can get and remove any dead leaves these normally come away in your hand.
    I would cut the finished flower stalks off as low down as I can get and remove any dead leaves these normally come away in your hand.
    Paul K Kirkwood, Oct 12, 2020
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    NigelJ
    Jun 28, 2021
  20. Ezzo

    Help - Tree Questions from *NEWBIE*

    All of the above :blue thumb: - but...you need to think hard about growing it to 13ft as you may fall foul of the High Hedge Act. Some info with the legal gobbledegook taken outHedges: nuisance and...
    All of the above :blue thumb: - but...you need to think hard about growing it to 13ft as you may fall foul of the High Hedge Act. Some info with the legal gobbledegook taken outHedges: nuisance and overgrownYou seem to have a nice garden there that you can turn into a lovely place. I'm a bit puzzled...
    All of the above :blue thumb: - but...you need to think hard about growing it to 13ft as you may fall foul of the High Hedge Act. Some info with the legal gobbledegook taken outHedges: nuisance and overgrownYou seem to have a nice garden there that...
    All of the above :blue thumb: - but...you need to think hard about growing it to 13ft as you may fall foul of the High Hedge Act. Some info with the legal gobbledegook taken outHedges: nuisance and...
    Ezzo, Jun 27, 2021
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    shiney
    Jun 28, 2021
  21. Newbie garden guy

    Red onions

    Keep feeding once a week. Maybe move to tomato feed from now on. In late August start to dry them off, so stop feeding and watering, once the top growth has withered you can harvest them.
    Keep feeding once a week. Maybe move to tomato feed from now on. In late August start to dry them off, so stop feeding and watering, once the top growth has withered you can harvest them.
    Keep feeding once a week. Maybe move to tomato feed from now on. In late August start to dry them off, so stop feeding and watering, once the top growth has withered you can harvest them.
    Keep feeding once a week. Maybe move to tomato feed from now on. In late August start to dry them off, so stop feeding and watering, once the top growth has withered you can harvest them.
    Newbie garden guy, Jun 27, 2021
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    pete
    Jun 27, 2021
  22. BFOSP

    What's for dinner ?

    Nope..but had our first few Blueberries...sorry didn't last long enough for a pic to be taken!!:heehee:
    Nope..but had our first few Blueberries...sorry didn't last long enough for a pic to be taken!!:heehee:
    Nope..but had our first few Blueberries...sorry didn't last long enough for a pic to be taken!!:heehee:
    Nope..but had our first few Blueberries...sorry didn't last long enough for a pic to be taken!!:heehee:
    BFOSP, Jun 23, 2021
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    Upsydaisy
    Jun 25, 2021
  23. Stuart Fawcett

    Gardening Express - Hit and Miss experiences

    Opinion always seems mixed here regarding Gardening Express, @Stuart Fawcett. :) That alone completely discourages me from wanting to order from them, I use about a dozen nurseries nowadays and...
    Opinion always seems mixed here regarding Gardening Express, @Stuart Fawcett. :) That alone completely discourages me from wanting to order from them, I use about a dozen nurseries nowadays and would much rather stick with them and have a worry-free experience. Why is it that these repeatedly...
    Opinion always seems mixed here regarding Gardening Express, @Stuart Fawcett. :) That alone completely discourages me from wanting to order from them, I use about a dozen nurseries nowadays and would much rather stick with them and have a...
    Opinion always seems mixed here regarding Gardening Express, @Stuart Fawcett. :) That alone completely discourages me from wanting to order from them, I use about a dozen nurseries nowadays and...
    Stuart Fawcett, Jun 24, 2021
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    1
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    284
    Nikolaos
    Jun 24, 2021
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