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Burried Rubbish and rubble
Personally I would just deal with problems as they arise and not worry too much about it. Dig your pond and deal with any rubbish you encounter. My house is built on an old builders yard an i...
Personally I would just deal with problems as they arise and not worry too much about it. Dig your pond and deal with any rubbish you encounter. My house is built on an old builders yard an i encounter all sorts when i tackle a new area. I either fill the land rover up and take it to the dump or...
Personally I would just deal with problems as they arise and not worry too much about it. Dig your pond and deal with any rubbish you encounter. My house is built on an old builders yard an i encounter all sorts when i tackle a new area. I either...
Personally I would just deal with problems as they arise and not worry too much about it. Dig your pond and deal with any rubbish you encounter. My house is built on an old builders yard an i...
Amy Willshire, Sep 4, 2018
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Mike77
Feb 17, 2019 at 6:12 PM
irrigation systems?
Hi Guys Iwant to set up an irrigation system for my bottle plants, I have 8 of these all around my bungalow and at the moment I,m using them cheap ebay thin plastic irrigation systems. trouble is...
Hi Guys Iwant to set up an irrigation system for my bottle plants, I have 8 of these all around my bungalow and at the moment I,m using them cheap ebay thin plastic irrigation systems. trouble is there pretty much crap and hit and miss with how much water goes where and they look horrible you...
Hi Guys Iwant to set up an irrigation system for my bottle plants, I have 8 of these all around my bungalow and at the moment I,m using them cheap ebay thin plastic irrigation systems. trouble is there pretty much crap and hit and miss with how...
Hi Guys Iwant to set up an irrigation system for my bottle plants, I have 8 of these all around my bungalow and at the moment I,m using them cheap ebay thin plastic irrigation systems. trouble is...

lowrider69, Feb 16, 2019 at 11:38 AM
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lowrider69
Feb 16, 2019 at 11:38 AM
Discarding Air Layered Branch
@Nishant It will probably be alright, but it will always look a bit odd where it developed to produce roots.
@Nishant It will probably be alright, but it will always look a bit odd where it developed to produce roots.
@Nishant It will probably be alright, but it will always look a bit odd where it developed to produce roots.
@Nishant It will probably be alright, but it will always look a bit odd where it developed to produce roots.
Nishant, Sep 11, 2018
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NigelJ
Feb 16, 2019 at 7:15 AM
Eryngium big blue
Just been in the garden tidying up, the wind has blown last year's eryngium from somewhere, that's what a mess I made of it.
Just been in the garden tidying up, the wind has blown last year's eryngium from somewhere, that's what a mess I made of it.
Just been in the garden tidying up, the wind has blown last year's eryngium from somewhere, that's what a mess I made of it.
Just been in the garden tidying up, the wind has blown last year's eryngium from somewhere, that's what a mess I made of it.

mazambo, Feb 5, 2019
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mazambo
Feb 8, 2019
Where best to buy brugmansia?
Still feeling rather annoyed with myself over my cutting, I ordered another one, arrived today, I could see the difference in quality straight away.
Still feeling rather annoyed with myself over my cutting, I ordered another one, arrived today, I could see the difference in quality straight away.
Still feeling rather annoyed with myself over my cutting, I ordered another one, arrived today, I could see the difference in quality straight away.
Still feeling rather annoyed with myself over my cutting, I ordered another one, arrived today, I could see the difference in quality straight away.

Fat Controller, Jan 2, 2019 ... 2 3
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mazambo
Feb 5, 2019
Molasses as a feed .
I use a weak solution of molasses through out . It builds the sugars up in the plants giving you bigger fruit, veg - eg (broccoli) and flowers annuals, perennials or whatever. I've tried using...
I use a weak solution of molasses through out . It builds the sugars up in the plants giving you bigger fruit, veg - eg (broccoli) and flowers annuals, perennials or whatever. I've tried using aspirin and numerous other things in the past even milk.
I use a weak solution of molasses through out . It builds the sugars up in the plants giving you bigger fruit, veg - eg (broccoli) and flowers annuals, perennials or whatever. I've tried using aspirin and numerous other things in the past even milk.
I use a weak solution of molasses through out . It builds the sugars up in the plants giving you bigger fruit, veg - eg (broccoli) and flowers annuals, perennials or whatever. I've tried using...
Curly green fingers, Jan 19, 2019
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Curly green fingers
Jan 19, 2019
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Saved from death
@pete it never ceases to amaze me what plants get dumped on the compost in our cemetery too. Can’t understand it myself, but there we are..
@pete it never ceases to amaze me what plants get dumped on the compost in our cemetery too. Can’t understand it myself, but there we are..
@pete it never ceases to amaze me what plants get dumped on the compost in our cemetery too. Can’t understand it myself, but there we are..
@pete it never ceases to amaze me what plants get dumped on the compost in our cemetery too. Can’t understand it myself, but there we are..
pete, Jan 6, 2019
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Marley Farley
Jan 7, 2019
Poo or eggs?
Great shout team!!
Great shout team!!
Great shout team!!
Great shout team!!
CraigET, Dec 10, 2018
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CraigET
Dec 10, 2018
Looking for bulb recommendations?
Where in the country are you and what direction does that bed face?
Where in the country are you and what direction does that bed face?
Where in the country are you and what direction does that bed face?
Where in the country are you and what direction does that bed face?
devs, Nov 26, 2018
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longk
Nov 30, 2018
Brugs
Well, I'm taking some time out from Brug growing, I find they take up lots of time, worth it, but I've got lazy.
Well, I'm taking some time out from Brug growing, I find they take up lots of time, worth it, but I've got lazy.
Well, I'm taking some time out from Brug growing, I find they take up lots of time, worth it, but I've got lazy.
Well, I'm taking some time out from Brug growing, I find they take up lots of time, worth it, but I've got lazy.
Vince, Sep 14, 2018
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pete
Sep 15, 2018
vertical ceanothus - how to train it to climb in tiny garden
The pot is a little small medindexer......can you plant it in the garden soil there? Ceanothus are not really pot plants...they have vigorous spreading roots to support a fast growing...
The pot is a little small medindexer......can you plant it in the garden soil there? Ceanothus are not really pot plants...they have vigorous spreading roots to support a fast growing system.The photo clarifies it now. I had envisioned a plant like Jack Sparrow has in his picture above. ...
The pot is a little small medindexer......can you plant it in the garden soil there? Ceanothus are not really pot plants...they have vigorous spreading roots to support a fast growing system.The photo clarifies it now. I had envisioned a...
The pot is a little small medindexer......can you plant it in the garden soil there? Ceanothus are not really pot plants...they have vigorous spreading roots to support a fast growing...
medindexer, Sep 9, 2018
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Verdun
Sep 11, 2018
Another threat!!
As we had a bad year for any honey bee (none) it wouldn't make much differents but we did have lots of bubble bees so i wont be using any anyway, any Hornets that are about don't last long
As we had a bad year for any honey bee (none) it wouldn't make much differents but we did have lots of bubble bees so i wont be using any anyway, any Hornets that are about don't last long
As we had a bad year for any honey bee (none) it wouldn't make much differents but we did have lots of bubble bees so i wont be using any anyway, any Hornets that are about don't last long
As we had a bad year for any honey bee (none) it wouldn't make much differents but we did have lots of bubble bees so i wont be using any anyway, any Hornets that are about don't last long
Verdun, Sep 5, 2018 ... 2
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Jiffy
Sep 8, 2018
Growing colocasia Black Coral
Fantastic plants @JWK Not something I've really mastered. Tried Taro which did ok for one year only.
Fantastic plants @JWK Not something I've really mastered. Tried Taro which did ok for one year only.
Fantastic plants @JWK Not something I've really mastered. Tried Taro which did ok for one year only.
Fantastic plants @JWK Not something I've really mastered. Tried Taro which did ok for one year only.
Verdun, Aug 26, 2018
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pete
Aug 27, 2018
Love your garden
WeeTam, I think I agree. Gardening shows are a bit like cooking shows, entertaining to watch but how often do you actually go on and make the recipe?I tend to search for specific instructional...
WeeTam, I think I agree. Gardening shows are a bit like cooking shows, entertaining to watch but how often do you actually go on and make the recipe?I tend to search for specific instructional videos on YouTube if I am wanting to learn something particular. TV presenters need to be...
WeeTam, I think I agree. Gardening shows are a bit like cooking shows, entertaining to watch but how often do you actually go on and make the recipe?I tend to search for specific instructional videos on YouTube if I am wanting to learn...
WeeTam, I think I agree. Gardening shows are a bit like cooking shows, entertaining to watch but how often do you actually go on and make the recipe?I tend to search for specific instructional...
Verdun, Aug 13, 2018 ... 2
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Cassie
Aug 23, 2018
x 3
Oh bother!!!!
You need the bad things to happern to apperiate the good things,I always learn by my mistakes
You need the bad things to happern to apperiate the good things,I always learn by my mistakes
You need the bad things to happern to apperiate the good things,I always learn by my mistakes
You need the bad things to happern to apperiate the good things,I always learn by my mistakes
Verdun, Aug 19, 2018
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Jiffy
Aug 20, 2018
Dont forget nematodes for leatherjackets
We are at leatherjacket nematode time now folks. I have applied mine already....down here mid August is the right time Order your nematodes asap
We are at leatherjacket nematode time now folks. I have applied mine already....down here mid August is the right time Order your nematodes asap
We are at leatherjacket nematode time now folks. I have applied mine already....down here mid August is the right time Order your nematodes asap
We are at leatherjacket nematode time now folks. I have applied mine already....down here mid August is the right time Order your nematodes asap
Verdun, Aug 17, 2018
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Verdun
Aug 17, 2018
Planter beds
Can you post a picture Stve1973? Concerning the hydrangea cutting, dont put that in the raised beds. Instead put it in small pot to grow on Welcome to the forum
Can you post a picture Stve1973? Concerning the hydrangea cutting, dont put that in the raised beds. Instead put it in small pot to grow on Welcome to the forum
Can you post a picture Stve1973? Concerning the hydrangea cutting, dont put that in the raised beds. Instead put it in small pot to grow on Welcome to the forum
Can you post a picture Stve1973? Concerning the hydrangea cutting, dont put that in the raised beds. Instead put it in small pot to grow on Welcome to the forum
Stve1973, Aug 10, 2018
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256
Verdun
Aug 10, 2018
Everflow hosepipe?
I gave the Everflow the first proper test this morning. Dragging 40 metres of heavier than usual hose takes a bit more effort. However, it had three very sharp kinks and a couple of fairly...
I gave the Everflow the first proper test this morning. Dragging 40 metres of heavier than usual hose takes a bit more effort. However, it had three very sharp kinks and a couple of fairly tight bends. The flow was slightly down but still more than good enough. It was wonderful not to...
I gave the Everflow the first proper test this morning. Dragging 40 metres of heavier than usual hose takes a bit more effort. However, it had three very sharp kinks and a couple of fairly tight bends. The flow was slightly down but...
I gave the Everflow the first proper test this morning. Dragging 40 metres of heavier than usual hose takes a bit more effort. However, it had three very sharp kinks and a couple of fairly...
Mervyn Wilmington, Jul 31, 2018
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323
Mervyn Wilmington
Aug 7, 2018
Plant id
Hi Darrin...this pic looks like yours and the pic's a common Ragweed
Hi Darrin...this pic looks like yours and the pic's a common Ragweed
Hi Darrin...this pic looks like yours and the pic's a common Ragweed
Hi Darrin...this pic looks like yours and the pic's a common Ragweed
Darrin, Aug 1, 2018
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Gail_68
Aug 3, 2018
Clematis & Epsom Salts
Clematis often do look brown and tatty on their older foliage at this time of year esp after flowering eddybaby
Clematis often do look brown and tatty on their older foliage at this time of year esp after flowering eddybaby
Clematis often do look brown and tatty on their older foliage at this time of year esp after flowering eddybaby
Clematis often do look brown and tatty on their older foliage at this time of year esp after flowering eddybaby
eddybaby, Jul 25, 2018
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Verdun
Aug 3, 2018

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