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  4. Appleblossom31

    Peace lily problem

    I had 3 but have just divided one ...so 4 now. I only water them ( from the base) when they ask me to, by going droopy. My best one is in our north facing bathroom and it always looks good.The...
    I had 3 but have just divided one ...so 4 now. I only water them ( from the base) when they ask me to, by going droopy. My best one is in our north facing bathroom and it always looks good.The one in our snug ( east facing) is a bit up and down at the moment and is still in bloom( has been...
    I had 3 but have just divided one ...so 4 now. I only water them ( from the base) when they ask me to, by going droopy. My best one is in our north facing bathroom and it always looks good.The one in our snug ( east facing) is a bit up and down...
    I had 3 but have just divided one ...so 4 now. I only water them ( from the base) when they ask me to, by going droopy. My best one is in our north facing bathroom and it always looks good.The...
    Appleblossom31, Feb 24, 2021 at 2:05 PM
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    Upsydaisy
    Feb 25, 2021 at 8:18 PM
  5. Smallzoo

    Ideas to fill out a hedge

    Thanks for the replies so far..The trouble is we are expecting something already 4ft high and fast growing... That's not easy...
    Thanks for the replies so far..The trouble is we are expecting something already 4ft high and fast growing... That's not easy...
    Thanks for the replies so far..The trouble is we are expecting something already 4ft high and fast growing... That's not easy...
    Thanks for the replies so far..The trouble is we are expecting something already 4ft high and fast growing... That's not easy...
    Smallzoo, Feb 13, 2021
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    Smallzoo
    Feb 20, 2021 at 10:13 PM
  6. Claire McCarthy

    Evergreen climber for light wire fence

    Now I wonder if the Ivy would be encouraged by twining some string or similar organic matter on the wire part? Straws or thin saplings perhaps? Ivy likes to attach itself with suction cups rather...
    Now I wonder if the Ivy would be encouraged by twining some string or similar organic matter on the wire part? Straws or thin saplings perhaps? Ivy likes to attach itself with suction cups rather than twine around the wires. With time the initial support matter would rot away but by that time...
    Now I wonder if the Ivy would be encouraged by twining some string or similar organic matter on the wire part? Straws or thin saplings perhaps? Ivy likes to attach itself with suction cups rather than twine around the wires. With time the initial...
    Now I wonder if the Ivy would be encouraged by twining some string or similar organic matter on the wire part? Straws or thin saplings perhaps? Ivy likes to attach itself with suction cups rather...
    Claire McCarthy, Feb 17, 2021
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    Selleri
    Feb 18, 2021
  7. Purple Streaks

    Smoking seed ....work in progress

    I started them in the greenhouse somewhere between March and June, can't exactly remember as it was nearly twenty years ago......I have difficulty remembering what I did twenty minutes ago!:dunno:
    I started them in the greenhouse somewhere between March and June, can't exactly remember as it was nearly twenty years ago......I have difficulty remembering what I did twenty minutes ago!:dunno:
    I started them in the greenhouse somewhere between March and June, can't exactly remember as it was nearly twenty years ago......I have difficulty remembering what I did twenty minutes ago!:dunno:
    I started them in the greenhouse somewhere between March and June, can't exactly remember as it was nearly twenty years ago......I have difficulty remembering what I did twenty minutes ago!:dunno:
    Purple Streaks, Feb 15, 2021
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    flounder
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  8. Mike Allen
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    Monty Don.

    You're welcome:spinning:
    You're welcome:spinning:
    You're welcome:spinning:
    You're welcome:spinning:
    Mike Allen, Jan 31, 2021 ... 4 5 6
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    pattie
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  9. Purple Streaks

    Too early for seed ordering

    I have used HappyGreenShop on ebay, very large selection. Another I used was NutsNcones, but this seems to have closed now.
    I have used HappyGreenShop on ebay, very large selection. Another I used was NutsNcones, but this seems to have closed now.
    I have used HappyGreenShop on ebay, very large selection. Another I used was NutsNcones, but this seems to have closed now.
    I have used HappyGreenShop on ebay, very large selection. Another I used was NutsNcones, but this seems to have closed now.
    Purple Streaks, Feb 12, 2021
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    HarryS
    Feb 13, 2021
  10. Smallzoo

    Anyone identify this evergreen bush

    Is it Pittosporum variety Tom Thumb?
    Is it Pittosporum variety Tom Thumb?
    Is it Pittosporum variety Tom Thumb?
    Is it Pittosporum variety Tom Thumb?
    Smallzoo, Feb 12, 2021
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    Macraignil
    Feb 12, 2021
  11. Purple Streaks

    hellebores??????

    Similar to having an injection. They have to say 'a sharp scratch' just in case we get upset at being accused of having a small male member.:loll:
    Similar to having an injection. They have to say 'a sharp scratch' just in case we get upset at being accused of having a small male member.:loll:
    Similar to having an injection. They have to say 'a sharp scratch' just in case we get upset at being accused of having a small male member.:loll:
    Similar to having an injection. They have to say 'a sharp scratch' just in case we get upset at being accused of having a small male member.:loll:
    Purple Streaks, Feb 11, 2021
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    Palustris
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  12. Bangaio

    Help identifying small tree/large shrub

    It's also effectively screening whatever is behind it! Perhaps something you'd rather not see?
    It's also effectively screening whatever is behind it! Perhaps something you'd rather not see?
    It's also effectively screening whatever is behind it! Perhaps something you'd rather not see?
    It's also effectively screening whatever is behind it! Perhaps something you'd rather not see?
    Bangaio, Feb 7, 2021
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    noisette47
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  13. BassFisher

    Log Burner Ash?

    In another thread it was said to be good for Clematis.
    In another thread it was said to be good for Clematis.
    In another thread it was said to be good for Clematis.
    In another thread it was said to be good for Clematis.
    BassFisher, Feb 6, 2021
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    shiney
    Feb 7, 2021
  14. NessaJ70

    Help identifying plant

    @NessaJ70 they grow from cuttings very easily :blue thumb:
    @NessaJ70 they grow from cuttings very easily :blue thumb:
    @NessaJ70 they grow from cuttings very easily :blue thumb:
    @NessaJ70 they grow from cuttings very easily :blue thumb:
    NessaJ70, Feb 3, 2021
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    shiney
    Feb 4, 2021
  15. Param

    Waterlogged garden

    Hi fellow garden gurus We have waterlogged garden and was wondering what can I do to remedy it? We had our conservatory roof installed so the roofers were walking on the garden for couple...
    Hi fellow garden gurus We have waterlogged garden and was wondering what can I do to remedy it? We had our conservatory roof installed so the roofers were walking on the garden for couple of days on the lawn. It looks like since than it has made things very bad. If you need some pictures...
    Hi fellow garden gurus We have waterlogged garden and was wondering what can I do to remedy it? We had our conservatory roof installed so the roofers were walking on the garden for couple of days on the lawn. It looks like since than it...
    Hi fellow garden gurus We have waterlogged garden and was wondering what can I do to remedy it? We had our conservatory roof installed so the roofers were walking on the garden for couple...
    Param, Feb 3, 2021
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    Param
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  16. ijolly4

    Climbing rose - brown leaves ants and bugs

    Well, I have no record of the EU, Mike, banning the use of Washing Up Liquid for spraying Roses and killing Black Fly, but they did ban the use, along with other materials such as Sulphur, of Soft...
    Well, I have no record of the EU, Mike, banning the use of Washing Up Liquid for spraying Roses and killing Black Fly, but they did ban the use, along with other materials such as Sulphur, of Soft Soap as a spray. But Washing Up Liquid it must be emphasised is not Soft Soap, it's organic and...
    Well, I have no record of the EU, Mike, banning the use of Washing Up Liquid for spraying Roses and killing Black Fly, but they did ban the use, along with other materials such as Sulphur, of Soft Soap as a spray. But Washing Up Liquid it must...
    Well, I have no record of the EU, Mike, banning the use of Washing Up Liquid for spraying Roses and killing Black Fly, but they did ban the use, along with other materials such as Sulphur, of Soft...
    ijolly4, Aug 20, 2020
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    ARMANDII
    Feb 1, 2021
  17. xf8u39

    Plant idenfication

    I agree with the others about the difficulty of getting them to flower each year. In good habitats I've seen them up to 30ft high but not much more than a simple houseplant here. :noidea:
    I agree with the others about the difficulty of getting them to flower each year. In good habitats I've seen them up to 30ft high but not much more than a simple houseplant here. :noidea:
    I agree with the others about the difficulty of getting them to flower each year. In good habitats I've seen them up to 30ft high but not much more than a simple houseplant here. :noidea:
    I agree with the others about the difficulty of getting them to flower each year. In good habitats I've seen them up to 30ft high but not much more than a simple houseplant here. :noidea:
    xf8u39, Jan 27, 2021
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    shiney
    Jan 27, 2021
  18. Supaspurds

    Newbie gardener, waterlogged, mossy 800sqm garden!

    They didn't dig down no but they know the area well and could see the issue from walking around the space and seeing how bad it was, they stated on the quote that it was clay soil, would local...
    They didn't dig down no but they know the area well and could see the issue from walking around the space and seeing how bad it was, they stated on the quote that it was clay soil, would local Knowledge not be a good measure in this instance?We have a combined sewer so where soakaways can't...
    They didn't dig down no but they know the area well and could see the issue from walking around the space and seeing how bad it was, they stated on the quote that it was clay soil, would local Knowledge not be a good measure in this instance?...
    They didn't dig down no but they know the area well and could see the issue from walking around the space and seeing how bad it was, they stated on the quote that it was clay soil, would local...
    Supaspurds, Jan 26, 2021
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    Supaspurds
    Jan 26, 2021
  19. Purple Streaks

    Seed swap??

    @Purple Streaks GARDENERS CORNER SEED SWAP 2021:blue thumb:
    @Purple Streaks GARDENERS CORNER SEED SWAP 2021:blue thumb:
    @Purple Streaks GARDENERS CORNER SEED SWAP 2021:blue thumb:
    @Purple Streaks GARDENERS CORNER SEED SWAP 2021:blue thumb:
    Purple Streaks, Jan 21, 2021
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    shiney
    Jan 21, 2021
  20. Greenthumbs.

    Fruit tree and rose sprayer.

    Thanks, something to my shame don't do each time!
    Thanks, something to my shame don't do each time!
    Thanks, something to my shame don't do each time!
    Thanks, something to my shame don't do each time!
    Greenthumbs., Jan 20, 2021
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    Greenthumbs.
    Jan 20, 2021
  21. pete

    Brugmansia "Grand Marnier"

    I was saying that a bit tongue in cheek! :biggrin: I have a supplier here up North who I can get a triple peach from.
    I was saying that a bit tongue in cheek! :biggrin: I have a supplier here up North who I can get a triple peach from.
    I was saying that a bit tongue in cheek! :biggrin: I have a supplier here up North who I can get a triple peach from.
    I was saying that a bit tongue in cheek! :biggrin: I have a supplier here up North who I can get a triple peach from.
    pete, Jan 20, 2021
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    Victoria
    Jan 20, 2021
  22. Dom L

    Drainaing advice - new build garden

    :dbgrtmb: Great you'll get more help there that's for sure. I leave the lawn areas to my hubs so can't be of use to you I'm afraid.Good luck and keep posting pics on your progress....we all love to see a...
    :dbgrtmb: Great you'll get more help there that's for sure. I leave the lawn areas to my hubs so can't be of use to you I'm afraid.Good luck and keep posting pics on your progress....we all love to see a new garden in various stages of it's creation!!:biggrin:
    :dbgrtmb: Great you'll get more help there that's for sure. I leave the lawn areas to my hubs so can't be of use to you I'm afraid.Good luck and keep posting pics on your progress....we all love to see a new garden in various stages of it's creation!!:biggrin:
    :dbgrtmb: Great you'll get more help there that's for sure. I leave the lawn areas to my hubs so can't be of use to you I'm afraid.Good luck and keep posting pics on your progress....we all love to see a...
    Dom L, Jan 16, 2021
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    Upsydaisy
    Jan 17, 2021
  23. Scotty2088

    Indoor Azalea.. is it too late??

    If this happens again, I would extract it from the pot and dunk it in a pail full of water until it stops throwing air bubbles (1-2 hours) and then I would place it back on the original pot. This...
    If this happens again, I would extract it from the pot and dunk it in a pail full of water until it stops throwing air bubbles (1-2 hours) and then I would place it back on the original pot. This rehydrates the root ball. Then maintain the soil as evenly moist as you can at all times. If the...
    If this happens again, I would extract it from the pot and dunk it in a pail full of water until it stops throwing air bubbles (1-2 hours) and then I would place it back on the original pot. This rehydrates the root ball. Then maintain the soil...
    If this happens again, I would extract it from the pot and dunk it in a pail full of water until it stops throwing air bubbles (1-2 hours) and then I would place it back on the original pot. This...
    Scotty2088, Jan 4, 2021
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    384
    luis_pr
    Jan 12, 2021
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