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  4. ennnceee

    Viola now?

    When the garden centres and online are selling bedding plants now, it's time to plant them now.
    When the garden centres and online are selling bedding plants now, it's time to plant them now.
    When the garden centres and online are selling bedding plants now, it's time to plant them now.
    When the garden centres and online are selling bedding plants now, it's time to plant them now.
    ennnceee, Oct 27, 2019
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    Logan
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  5. Fat Controller

    Where best to buy brugmansia?

    It already below 5C at night most nights already and they been living in the GH all summer until the frost nipped them . I just see how they go in the spare room , the heating barely on in that room.
    It already below 5C at night most nights already and they been living in the GH all summer until the frost nipped them . I just see how they go in the spare room , the heating barely on in that room.
    It already below 5C at night most nights already and they been living in the GH all summer until the frost nipped them . I just see how they go in the spare room , the heating barely on in that room.
    It already below 5C at night most nights already and they been living in the GH all summer until the frost nipped them . I just see how they go in the spare room , the heating barely on in that room.
    Fat Controller, Jan 2, 2019 ... 4 5 6
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    Perki
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  6. Darren2993

    Dahlia Crown Gall??

    @Darren2993That always seems to be the way, unfortunately. I don't think I would risk it the chance of spreading it would be too high. Dahlias are not that expensive to get new plants of and if...
    @Darren2993That always seems to be the way, unfortunately. I don't think I would risk it the chance of spreading it would be too high. Dahlias are not that expensive to get new plants of and if you want several then have a look at Dahlia Flower Plants and Tubers | Woolmans or Home - Halls of...
    @Darren2993That always seems to be the way, unfortunately. I don't think I would risk it the chance of spreading it would be too high. Dahlias are not that expensive to get new plants of and if you want several then have a look at Dahlia...
    @Darren2993That always seems to be the way, unfortunately. I don't think I would risk it the chance of spreading it would be too high. Dahlias are not that expensive to get new plants of and if...
    Darren2993, Oct 27, 2019
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    NigelJ
    Oct 28, 2019
  7. Steve86

    RHS level 2 combined practical & theory

    Good for you, Snorky' OK I believe you are an accountant. IMHO whoever and or whatever you are, life is so valuable. Grab it with both hands and make the best of it.You and many others like...
    Good for you, Snorky' OK I believe you are an accountant. IMHO whoever and or whatever you are, life is so valuable. Grab it with both hands and make the best of it.You and many others like you, so have decided to take the plunge, nothing ventured, nothing gained. Albeit studying and...
    Good for you, Snorky' OK I believe you are an accountant. IMHO whoever and or whatever you are, life is so valuable. Grab it with both hands and make the best of it.You and many others like you, so have decided to take the plunge, nothing...
    Good for you, Snorky' OK I believe you are an accountant. IMHO whoever and or whatever you are, life is so valuable. Grab it with both hands and make the best of it.You and many others like...
    Steve86, Jul 23, 2019 ... 2
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    Mike Allen
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  8. alana

    Ugly Plants and Flowers

    Ha ha Nick....I am a tad mischievous both in my views and actions but nothing meant other than in fun.:rasp:
    Ha ha Nick....I am a tad mischievous both in my views and actions but nothing meant other than in fun.:rasp:
    Ha ha Nick....I am a tad mischievous both in my views and actions but nothing meant other than in fun.:rasp:
    Ha ha Nick....I am a tad mischievous both in my views and actions but nothing meant other than in fun.:rasp:
    alana, Jul 28, 2019 ... 2 3
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    eluzerkhari
    Oct 25, 2019
  9. Mr.Bump

    Potentilla Hedge Q'

    Many thanks I'll do that, just seems very brutal to cut so much off..
    Many thanks I'll do that, just seems very brutal to cut so much off..
    Many thanks I'll do that, just seems very brutal to cut so much off..
    Many thanks I'll do that, just seems very brutal to cut so much off..
    Mr.Bump, Oct 24, 2019
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    Mr.Bump
    Oct 24, 2019
  10. Michael Hewett

    Rhubarb

    Thank you @NigelJ That is very helpful. It means I can plant it in the place I had in mind :)
    Thank you @NigelJ That is very helpful. It means I can plant it in the place I had in mind :)
    Thank you @NigelJ That is very helpful. It means I can plant it in the place I had in mind :)
    Thank you @NigelJ That is very helpful. It means I can plant it in the place I had in mind :)
    Michael Hewett, Oct 23, 2019
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    Michael Hewett
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  11. Big Gaz

    Fruit tree advice

    Yes, espaliers are lovely when they're well trained, very productive too. But they take years to form (unless you buy a ready-made) so it's a wise choice to start with the cordons.
    Yes, espaliers are lovely when they're well trained, very productive too. But they take years to form (unless you buy a ready-made) so it's a wise choice to start with the cordons.
    Yes, espaliers are lovely when they're well trained, very productive too. But they take years to form (unless you buy a ready-made) so it's a wise choice to start with the cordons.
    Yes, espaliers are lovely when they're well trained, very productive too. But they take years to form (unless you buy a ready-made) so it's a wise choice to start with the cordons.
    Big Gaz, Oct 21, 2019
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    noisette47
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  12. Reddwarf4ever

    Need advice on how to restrict plant spreading

    Doesn't look to me like a spider plant (=Chlorophytum, as in link above) but rather a Phalaris known as gardener's garters:I have it here growing in a lined tank filled mostly with gravel + a...
    Doesn't look to me like a spider plant (=Chlorophytum, as in link above) but rather a Phalaris known as gardener's garters:I have it here growing in a lined tank filled mostly with gravel + a bit of earth next to my garden pond, together with some ferns. It does spread rapidly so confining it...
    Doesn't look to me like a spider plant (=Chlorophytum, as in link above) but rather a Phalaris known as gardener's garters:I have it here growing in a lined tank filled mostly with gravel + a bit of earth next to my garden pond, together with...
    Doesn't look to me like a spider plant (=Chlorophytum, as in link above) but rather a Phalaris known as gardener's garters:I have it here growing in a lined tank filled mostly with gravel + a...
    Reddwarf4ever, Oct 20, 2019
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    Clare G
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  13. Jess W

    What has happened to this plant?

    Watermelons are grafted onto squash (and gourds).Their leaves are different. What were the leaves like, Watermelon or Pumpkin?
    Watermelons are grafted onto squash (and gourds).Their leaves are different. What were the leaves like, Watermelon or Pumpkin?
    Watermelons are grafted onto squash (and gourds).Their leaves are different. What were the leaves like, Watermelon or Pumpkin?
    Watermelons are grafted onto squash (and gourds).Their leaves are different. What were the leaves like, Watermelon or Pumpkin?
    Jess W, Oct 13, 2019
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    Scrungee
    Oct 14, 2019
  14. Verdun

    The World Pasty Championship

    Ok if you're taking orders I'll take a couple of dozen.
    Ok if you're taking orders I'll take a couple of dozen.
    Ok if you're taking orders I'll take a couple of dozen.
    Ok if you're taking orders I'll take a couple of dozen.
    Verdun, Mar 3, 2018
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    mazambo
    Oct 13, 2019
  15. Perki

    Allium red mohican flower size ?

    @Perki if you don't get any info go to hydes bulbs and send them an email they are really helpful and the bulb quality is good too.
    @Perki if you don't get any info go to hydes bulbs and send them an email they are really helpful and the bulb quality is good too.
    @Perki if you don't get any info go to hydes bulbs and send them an email they are really helpful and the bulb quality is good too.
    @Perki if you don't get any info go to hydes bulbs and send them an email they are really helpful and the bulb quality is good too.
    Perki, Oct 13, 2019
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    mazambo
    Oct 13, 2019
  16. Phil Clark

    Flagging help

    A neighbour has just had a large area flagged and from their prices , think @Jack Sparrows pricing its near the mark.However that all depends on the type and quality of flags you specify. Seems...
    A neighbour has just had a large area flagged and from their prices , think @Jack Sparrows pricing its near the mark.However that all depends on the type and quality of flags you specify. Seems the Indian Sandstone is both cheap and popular these days, comes in 15sq mtr packs from places like...
    A neighbour has just had a large area flagged and from their prices , think @Jack Sparrows pricing its near the mark.However that all depends on the type and quality of flags you specify. Seems the Indian Sandstone is both cheap and popular...
    A neighbour has just had a large area flagged and from their prices , think @Jack Sparrows pricing its near the mark.However that all depends on the type and quality of flags you specify. Seems...
    Phil Clark, Sep 23, 2019
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    ricky101
    Sep 24, 2019
  17. Phil Clark

    Old and a bit overgrown

    Long thin gardens have lots of potential for sectioning thus having areas for vegs, seating, shed/greenhouse, lawn and whatever else you desire.
    Long thin gardens have lots of potential for sectioning thus having areas for vegs, seating, shed/greenhouse, lawn and whatever else you desire.
    Long thin gardens have lots of potential for sectioning thus having areas for vegs, seating, shed/greenhouse, lawn and whatever else you desire.
    Long thin gardens have lots of potential for sectioning thus having areas for vegs, seating, shed/greenhouse, lawn and whatever else you desire.
    20190922_120153.jpg thin garden.jpg long thin garden.jpg thin garden 4.jpg
    Phil Clark, Sep 22, 2019
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    BellaBlue
    Sep 22, 2019
  18. Caelius

    Anemone Blanda & Ipheion:

    I think that the A coronaria would overwhelm the A blanda as it can be a couple of foot high with foliage proportionately larger.
    I think that the A coronaria would overwhelm the A blanda as it can be a couple of foot high with foliage proportionately larger.
    I think that the A coronaria would overwhelm the A blanda as it can be a couple of foot high with foliage proportionately larger.
    I think that the A coronaria would overwhelm the A blanda as it can be a couple of foot high with foliage proportionately larger.
    Caelius, Sep 16, 2019
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    NigelJ
    Sep 18, 2019
  19. ThePlantAssassin

    Calla Lily confusion

    I do the same @pete ..Last Winter I did take the pot out of the pond and popped it in the greenhouse as I was worried Id lose it but I noticed it was suffering so back it went and thrived.
    I do the same @pete ..Last Winter I did take the pot out of the pond and popped it in the greenhouse as I was worried Id lose it but I noticed it was suffering so back it went and thrived.
    I do the same @pete ..Last Winter I did take the pot out of the pond and popped it in the greenhouse as I was worried Id lose it but I noticed it was suffering so back it went and thrived.
    I do the same @pete ..Last Winter I did take the pot out of the pond and popped it in the greenhouse as I was worried Id lose it but I noticed it was suffering so back it went and thrived.
    ThePlantAssassin, Sep 15, 2019
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    lolimac
    Sep 15, 2019
  20. Redwing
    Like x 5

    White Verbena Bonariensis

    I’ve been asked how my white ver bon has stood up so I thought I’d update this thread. Sadly it did not prove stable. The few cuttings I rooted threw a mixture of white and purple flowers and none...
    I’ve been asked how my white ver bon has stood up so I thought I’d update this thread. Sadly it did not prove stable. The few cuttings I rooted threw a mixture of white and purple flowers and none produced solely white ones....so I will not be making my fortune. There were some white flowers...
    I’ve been asked how my white ver bon has stood up so I thought I’d update this thread. Sadly it did not prove stable. The few cuttings I rooted threw a mixture of white and purple flowers and none produced solely white ones....so I will not be...
    I’ve been asked how my white ver bon has stood up so I thought I’d update this thread. Sadly it did not prove stable. The few cuttings I rooted threw a mixture of white and purple flowers and none...
    Redwing, Jul 19, 2017
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    Redwing
    Sep 8, 2019
  21. JonDSimmonds

    What is this hedge?

    Looks a bit like Euonymus Emerald and Gold to me @JonDSimmonds
    Looks a bit like Euonymus Emerald and Gold to me @JonDSimmonds
    Looks a bit like Euonymus Emerald and Gold to me @JonDSimmonds
    Looks a bit like Euonymus Emerald and Gold to me @JonDSimmonds
    JonDSimmonds, Sep 5, 2019
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    Marley Farley
    Sep 6, 2019
  22. Eden1

    Marguerite's not doing so well.

    Cheers that's encouraging, I'll give it a lash
    Cheers that's encouraging, I'll give it a lash
    Cheers that's encouraging, I'll give it a lash
    Cheers that's encouraging, I'll give it a lash
    Eden1, Jul 23, 2019 ... 2
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    Eden1
    Sep 3, 2019
  23. mazambo

    Allium White Giant

    Sorted now, emailed hyde & son and they have kindly returned my email with the info.
    Sorted now, emailed hyde & son and they have kindly returned my email with the info.
    Sorted now, emailed hyde & son and they have kindly returned my email with the info.
    Sorted now, emailed hyde & son and they have kindly returned my email with the info.
    mazambo, Aug 31, 2019
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    245
    mazambo
    Sep 1, 2019
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