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  1. Lu.

    Help please

    Had this in a dahlia one year . It was as though I'd stuck two together back to back. Hadn't though , I çouldnt find the glue
    Had this in a dahlia one year . It was as though I'd stuck two together back to back. Hadn't though , I çouldnt find the glue
    Had this in a dahlia one year . It was as though I'd stuck two together back to back. Hadn't though , I çouldnt find the glue
    Had this in a dahlia one year . It was as though I'd stuck two together back to back. Hadn't though , I çouldnt find the glue
    Lu., May 17, 2022 at 8:31 PM
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    Purple Streaks
    May 17, 2022 at 11:40 PM
  2. Logan

    Smallwood Bees YouTube videos

    Logan, Mar 10, 2022 ... 2
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    Logan
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  3. Logan

    Niall Gardens YouTube videos

    From last year to sow this month.
    From last year to sow this month.
    From last year to sow this month.
    From last year to sow this month.
    Logan, Mar 27, 2022 ... 2
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    Logan
    May 3, 2022
  4. Andrea Youll

    Wooly bear caterpillar

    @Nikolaos they are really cute. I've seen them before but never in my garden. I feel honoured
    @Nikolaos they are really cute. I've seen them before but never in my garden. I feel honoured
    @Nikolaos they are really cute. I've seen them before but never in my garden. I feel honoured
    @Nikolaos they are really cute. I've seen them before but never in my garden. I feel honoured
    Andrea Youll, Apr 30, 2022
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    Andrea Youll
    Apr 30, 2022
  5. groundbeetle
    Like x 3

    Is it just trees that lower particulate air pollution?

    Must admit that being in favour of trees and plants in urban areas just for making them a nicer place aesthetically I had not really read much about the effect of plants on particulate air...
    Must admit that being in favour of trees and plants in urban areas just for making them a nicer place aesthetically I had not really read much about the effect of plants on particulate air pollution so just did a quick internet search to read up on it a bit and found this relevant page. It...
    Must admit that being in favour of trees and plants in urban areas just for making them a nicer place aesthetically I had not really read much about the effect of plants on particulate air pollution so just did a quick internet search to read up...
    Must admit that being in favour of trees and plants in urban areas just for making them a nicer place aesthetically I had not really read much about the effect of plants on particulate air...
    groundbeetle, Apr 28, 2022
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    Macraignil
    Apr 29, 2022
  6. Past It
    Like x 5

    Harrogate Show

    Last year we were still in the grip of covid. The show only went ahead last year after long protracted negotiations, resulting in social distancing and wide open spaces between exhibitors. T he...
    Last year we were still in the grip of covid. The show only went ahead last year after long protracted negotiations, resulting in social distancing and wide open spaces between exhibitors. T he main show tents which have always been the star attractions were as I said in my main post, had very...
    Last year we were still in the grip of covid. The show only went ahead last year after long protracted negotiations, resulting in social distancing and wide open spaces between exhibitors. T he main show tents which have always been the star...
    Last year we were still in the grip of covid. The show only went ahead last year after long protracted negotiations, resulting in social distancing and wide open spaces between exhibitors. T he...
    Past It, Apr 23, 2022 ... 2
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    Past It
    Apr 26, 2022
  7. Billi

    Alpine strawberry deficiency?

    Not aphids, im always checkin for those tiny devils
    Not aphids, im always checkin for those tiny devils
    Not aphids, im always checkin for those tiny devils
    Not aphids, im always checkin for those tiny devils
    Billi, Apr 23, 2022
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    Billi
    Apr 24, 2022
  8. groundbeetle

    Can anyone identify this plant?

    Years ago we saw it on certain beaches here in the sand and dunes. We could not determine what the scent was until I researched it. Strangely it is used in perfumes.
    Years ago we saw it on certain beaches here in the sand and dunes. We could not determine what the scent was until I researched it. Strangely it is used in perfumes.
    Years ago we saw it on certain beaches here in the sand and dunes. We could not determine what the scent was until I researched it. Strangely it is used in perfumes.
    Years ago we saw it on certain beaches here in the sand and dunes. We could not determine what the scent was until I researched it. Strangely it is used in perfumes.
    groundbeetle, Apr 21, 2022
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    Victoria
    Apr 21, 2022
  9. Happy Gardener 1

    Waste Transfer Forms

    Wow that's brilliant. I'm baffled as when you apply for the waste carrier licence it gives all the spiel that these forms must be completed and filed.The cheapest I could get for just two half...
    Wow that's brilliant. I'm baffled as when you apply for the waste carrier licence it gives all the spiel that these forms must be completed and filed.The cheapest I could get for just two half filled one ton bags is £30! The other customers want theirs for composting. They should have a lower...
    Wow that's brilliant. I'm baffled as when you apply for the waste carrier licence it gives all the spiel that these forms must be completed and filed.The cheapest I could get for just two half filled one ton bags is £30! The other customers...
    Wow that's brilliant. I'm baffled as when you apply for the waste carrier licence it gives all the spiel that these forms must be completed and filed.The cheapest I could get for just two half...
    Happy Gardener 1, Mar 19, 2022
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    Happy Gardener 1
    Apr 12, 2022
  10. groundbeetle

    Flowers for beneficial insects, particularly hoverflies.

    Am I right in thinking hoverfly larvae are those so called rat tail maggots?Only I often make up a bucket of nettles and pour water over it, it really stinks after a few days but its also, quite...
    Am I right in thinking hoverfly larvae are those so called rat tail maggots?Only I often make up a bucket of nettles and pour water over it, it really stinks after a few days but its also, quite often, full of these maggots which look pretty disgusting but are I believe pretty beneficial.
    Am I right in thinking hoverfly larvae are those so called rat tail maggots?Only I often make up a bucket of nettles and pour water over it, it really stinks after a few days but its also, quite often, full of these maggots which look pretty...
    Am I right in thinking hoverfly larvae are those so called rat tail maggots?Only I often make up a bucket of nettles and pour water over it, it really stinks after a few days but its also, quite...
    groundbeetle, Mar 26, 2022
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    pete
    Mar 28, 2022
  11. weedaway

    Garden Pest

    It seems that I have to kill them or rehome them.
    It seems that I have to kill them or rehome them.
    It seems that I have to kill them or rehome them.
    It seems that I have to kill them or rehome them.
    weedaway, Mar 10, 2022 ... 2
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    weedaway
    Mar 21, 2022
  12. ennnceee

    Identification, please.

    Looks a bit like a peach. Some kind of Prunus anyway I would say.
    Looks a bit like a peach. Some kind of Prunus anyway I would say.
    Looks a bit like a peach. Some kind of Prunus anyway I would say.
    Looks a bit like a peach. Some kind of Prunus anyway I would say.
    ennnceee, Mar 21, 2022
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    pete
    Mar 21, 2022
  13. groundbeetle

    Sowing Viola tricolour seed

    Yes, I got some Violas very cheaply from Morrisons a couple of months ago and they have started flowering a lot in the past couple of weeks. They are absolutely gorgeous colours, my photography...
    Yes, I got some Violas very cheaply from Morrisons a couple of months ago and they have started flowering a lot in the past couple of weeks. They are absolutely gorgeous colours, my photography doesn't do them justice. Especially the yellow ones are beautiful, not a colour I would have guessed...
    Yes, I got some Violas very cheaply from Morrisons a couple of months ago and they have started flowering a lot in the past couple of weeks. They are absolutely gorgeous colours, my photography doesn't do them justice. Especially the yellow...
    Yes, I got some Violas very cheaply from Morrisons a couple of months ago and they have started flowering a lot in the past couple of weeks. They are absolutely gorgeous colours, my photography...
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    groundbeetle, Mar 11, 2022
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    groundbeetle
    Mar 13, 2022
  14. Paul Blundell

    New Garden Help!

    My mentor did something similar to Selleri's suggestion on a sloping bank....she re-created a 'wave' of blue and bluey-green, low-growing shrubs and perennials with a white crest along the top to...
    My mentor did something similar to Selleri's suggestion on a sloping bank....she re-created a 'wave' of blue and bluey-green, low-growing shrubs and perennials with a white crest along the top to imitate the sea. It's not easy to get a continuous succession of flowers, so foliage plays a big...
    My mentor did something similar to Selleri's suggestion on a sloping bank....she re-created a 'wave' of blue and bluey-green, low-growing shrubs and perennials with a white crest along the top to imitate the sea. It's not easy to get a continuous...
    My mentor did something similar to Selleri's suggestion on a sloping bank....she re-created a 'wave' of blue and bluey-green, low-growing shrubs and perennials with a white crest along the top to...
    Paul Blundell, Mar 12, 2022
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    noisette47
    Mar 13, 2022
  15. Harri

    A question regarding my Edgeworthia.

    Good point about the Edgeworthia. There are gardens quite close to where I live and I see what grows successfully there. They have an Edgeworthia there so I thought I would give it a go. At the...
    Good point about the Edgeworthia. There are gardens quite close to where I live and I see what grows successfully there. They have an Edgeworthia there so I thought I would give it a go. At the moment there are lots of Daphne 'Jacqueline Postill' in flower there too which smells really nice. I'm...
    Good point about the Edgeworthia. There are gardens quite close to where I live and I see what grows successfully there. They have an Edgeworthia there so I thought I would give it a go. At the moment there are lots of Daphne 'Jacqueline Postill'...
    Good point about the Edgeworthia. There are gardens quite close to where I live and I see what grows successfully there. They have an Edgeworthia there so I thought I would give it a go. At the...
    Harri, Mar 8, 2022
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    Harri
    Mar 9, 2022
  16. Kelc

    Clematis Montana help

    A good doer Shiney! A really lovely sight when you have the space
    A good doer Shiney! A really lovely sight when you have the space
    A good doer Shiney! A really lovely sight when you have the space
    A good doer Shiney! A really lovely sight when you have the space
    Kelc, Mar 7, 2022
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    hailbopp
    Mar 7, 2022
  17. Kelc

    Fence paint

    Ah great ... good to hear. Despite the non Cuprinol advocates - lol - .... I've found it to be fine. Hope you do too
    Ah great ... good to hear. Despite the non Cuprinol advocates - lol - .... I've found it to be fine. Hope you do too
    Ah great ... good to hear. Despite the non Cuprinol advocates - lol - .... I've found it to be fine. Hope you do too
    Ah great ... good to hear. Despite the non Cuprinol advocates - lol - .... I've found it to be fine. Hope you do too
    Kelc, Feb 23, 2022 ... 2
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    DMM
    Mar 5, 2022
  18. Gemsie009

    Conifer hedge to boundary line

    I think you can cut it back to the trunks/stems on your side, I doubt it would kill the hedge on their side.You might struggle to get fence posts in because of all the roots but if you get...
    I think you can cut it back to the trunks/stems on your side, I doubt it would kill the hedge on their side.You might struggle to get fence posts in because of all the roots but if you get someone in to put the fence up that won't actually be your problem. :biggrin:
    I think you can cut it back to the trunks/stems on your side, I doubt it would kill the hedge on their side.You might struggle to get fence posts in because of all the roots but if you get someone in to put the fence up that won't actually be...
    I think you can cut it back to the trunks/stems on your side, I doubt it would kill the hedge on their side.You might struggle to get fence posts in because of all the roots but if you get...
    Gemsie009, Feb 26, 2022
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    pete
    Feb 27, 2022
  19. Luseth

    Camellia Cuttings

    I'd be digging it up too though :) take as big a root ball as possible
    I'd be digging it up too though :) take as big a root ball as possible
    I'd be digging it up too though :) take as big a root ball as possible
    I'd be digging it up too though :) take as big a root ball as possible
    Luseth, Feb 16, 2022
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    Loofah
    Feb 18, 2022
  20. clanless

    What to do?

    I always grow some of these in with my tomatoes, they usually do well but need lots of watering.
    I always grow some of these in with my tomatoes, they usually do well but need lots of watering.
    I always grow some of these in with my tomatoes, they usually do well but need lots of watering.
    I always grow some of these in with my tomatoes, they usually do well but need lots of watering.
    clanless, Feb 17, 2022
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    4
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    414
    Michael Hewett
    Feb 17, 2022
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