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  1. Redwing
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    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
  2. Bear1

    White spider lilly

    I grew some last year for the first time...the temptation of a heavily discounted bag of them was too much to ignoreI kept them in the pot but got a bit too wet early on in the autumn so may...
    I grew some last year for the first time...the temptation of a heavily discounted bag of them was too much to ignoreI kept them in the pot but got a bit too wet early on in the autumn so may have rotted...will investigate soon. Here's a shot of the first flower that opened late June
    I grew some last year for the first time...the temptation of a heavily discounted bag of them was too much to ignoreI kept them in the pot but got a bit too wet early on in the autumn so may have rotted...will investigate soon. Here's a shot of...
    I grew some last year for the first time...the temptation of a heavily discounted bag of them was too much to ignoreI kept them in the pot but got a bit too wet early on in the autumn so may...
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    Bear1, Mar 12, 2024
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    amancalledgeorge
    Mar 14, 2024
  3. NessaJ70

    White hydrangea recommendations

    Below is an example of the flopping problem with Strong Annabelle/Incredibelle. The first photo (the blooms are white) shows the new blooms and a plant of about 7 feet high or 2.1 meters. The...
    Below is an example of the flopping problem with Strong Annabelle/Incredibelle. The first photo (the blooms are white) shows the new blooms and a plant of about 7 feet high or 2.1 meters. The second photo was taken several months later. After going through several thunderstorms, the stems were...
    Below is an example of the flopping problem with Strong Annabelle/Incredibelle. The first photo (the blooms are white) shows the new blooms and a plant of about 7 feet high or 2.1 meters. The second photo was taken several months later. After...
    Below is an example of the flopping problem with Strong Annabelle/Incredibelle. The first photo (the blooms are white) shows the new blooms and a plant of about 7 feet high or 2.1 meters. The...
    NessaJ70, Mar 9, 2020
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    luis_pr
    Mar 14, 2020
  4. miraflores

    WHICH SOIL in your garden?

    Thanks Miraflores - That's a really interesting article. I always assume (as a Yorkshireman) that tests etc will cost loads, but I guess reading that it all quite 'secondary school' thinking
    Thanks Miraflores - That's a really interesting article. I always assume (as a Yorkshireman) that tests etc will cost loads, but I guess reading that it all quite 'secondary school' thinking
    Thanks Miraflores - That's a really interesting article. I always assume (as a Yorkshireman) that tests etc will cost loads, but I guess reading that it all quite 'secondary school' thinking
    Thanks Miraflores - That's a really interesting article. I always assume (as a Yorkshireman) that tests etc will cost loads, but I guess reading that it all quite 'secondary school' thinking
    miraflores, Feb 22, 2007
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    Davidthegardener
    Feb 24, 2007
  5. NorthantsGeezer

    Which plant can't you wait to flower?

    Sadly neither of them flowered this year - due to the late frosts we had which killed the emerging blooms :frown:
    Sadly neither of them flowered this year - due to the late frosts we had which killed the emerging blooms :frown:
    Sadly neither of them flowered this year - due to the late frosts we had which killed the emerging blooms :frown:
    Sadly neither of them flowered this year - due to the late frosts we had which killed the emerging blooms :frown:
    NorthantsGeezer, May 17, 2014 ... 3 4 5
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    merleworld
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  6. McClements

    Which Clematis flower

    I would go for clematis Montana.....the variety Grandiflora which is nicely scented. Masses of flowers at this time of year on vigorous plants. Easily and quickly cover height and width...
    I would go for clematis Montana.....the variety Grandiflora which is nicely scented. Masses of flowers at this time of year on vigorous plants. Easily and quickly cover height and width required. I planted a couple of these clematis at my niece’s new build last autumn and they have flowered...
    I would go for clematis Montana.....the variety Grandiflora which is nicely scented. Masses of flowers at this time of year on vigorous plants. Easily and quickly cover height and width required. I planted a couple of these clematis at my...
    I would go for clematis Montana.....the variety Grandiflora which is nicely scented. Masses of flowers at this time of year on vigorous plants. Easily and quickly cover height and width...
    McClements, Jun 11, 2019
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    Verdun
    Jun 11, 2019
  7. ennnceee

    Which Bush Tomatoes?

    Hi,Do you have a greenhouse or electric propagator ?Without either would say you have sown too early if you just have them on a widow cill ?Provided you can give them the warmth and light...
    Hi,Do you have a greenhouse or electric propagator ?Without either would say you have sown too early if you just have them on a widow cill ?Provided you can give them the warmth and light they are no harder to grow than any other plant but waiting a few more weeks until the cold weather...
    Hi,Do you have a greenhouse or electric propagator ?Without either would say you have sown too early if you just have them on a widow cill ?Provided you can give them the warmth and light they are no harder to grow than any other plant but...
    Hi,Do you have a greenhouse or electric propagator ?Without either would say you have sown too early if you just have them on a widow cill ?Provided you can give them the warmth and light...
    ennnceee, Mar 29, 2021
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    ricky101
    Mar 29, 2021
  8. Mrs Bobs

    Where to plant my Magnolia

    Thanks Palustris. I'll have to find something that will cope with the windy area.I could always keep the magnolia small and put it in a large pot. Then I could move it about a bit and have it on...
    Thanks Palustris. I'll have to find something that will cope with the windy area.I could always keep the magnolia small and put it in a large pot. Then I could move it about a bit and have it on the patio at the top of the garden in the summer. It's nice and sheltered there.
    Thanks Palustris. I'll have to find something that will cope with the windy area.I could always keep the magnolia small and put it in a large pot. Then I could move it about a bit and have it on the patio at the top of the garden in the summer....
    Thanks Palustris. I'll have to find something that will cope with the windy area.I could always keep the magnolia small and put it in a large pot. Then I could move it about a bit and have it on...
    Mrs Bobs, Mar 30, 2007
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  9. Peorthine

    Where to get soil from?

    Got a problem with soil still not able to supply what I want. They are not able to screen any topsoil at the moment as it is too wet. so have put back the delivery for a month, hope we get some...
    Got a problem with soil still not able to supply what I want. They are not able to screen any topsoil at the moment as it is too wet. so have put back the delivery for a month, hope we get some better weather so soil will dry out . Trevor
    Got a problem with soil still not able to supply what I want. They are not able to screen any topsoil at the moment as it is too wet. so have put back the delivery for a month, hope we get some better weather so soil will dry out . Trevor
    Got a problem with soil still not able to supply what I want. They are not able to screen any topsoil at the moment as it is too wet. so have put back the delivery for a month, hope we get some...
    Peorthine, Feb 10, 2013 ... 2
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    Bluedun
    Feb 14, 2013
  10. blacktulip

    Where to buy topsoil in bulk bag

    I'm thinking of buying topsoil and getting it from topsoilshop, I've heard some quite good things about them and the bulk end will help do all of my garden. :hapfeet:
    I'm thinking of buying topsoil and getting it from topsoilshop, I've heard some quite good things about them and the bulk end will help do all of my garden. :hapfeet:
    I'm thinking of buying topsoil and getting it from topsoilshop, I've heard some quite good things about them and the bulk end will help do all of my garden. :hapfeet:
    I'm thinking of buying topsoil and getting it from topsoilshop, I've heard some quite good things about them and the bulk end will help do all of my garden. :hapfeet:
    blacktulip, May 7, 2015
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    Bethany Walker
    Jun 18, 2015
  11. regional

    where to buy the best bulbs

    Welcome. Another vote for Wilkinsons from me.
    Welcome. Another vote for Wilkinsons from me.
    Welcome. Another vote for Wilkinsons from me.
    Welcome. Another vote for Wilkinsons from me.
    regional, Sep 6, 2015
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    Rustler
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  12. andy-gardener

    Where do I start with this mess? :)

    Very, very true and something I think most of us can relate to :dbgrtmb:
    Very, very true and something I think most of us can relate to :dbgrtmb:
    Very, very true and something I think most of us can relate to :dbgrtmb:
    Very, very true and something I think most of us can relate to :dbgrtmb:
    andy-gardener, Mar 15, 2015
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    "M"
    Mar 24, 2015
  13. 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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  14. r2oo

    When to prune Verbina Rigida

    If you are going to leave them outside, I would leave the top growth on as Dendro said, to give them a bit more protection over the winter. I dug mine up, and they are overwintering in a...
    If you are going to leave them outside, I would leave the top growth on as Dendro said, to give them a bit more protection over the winter. I dug mine up, and they are overwintering in a summerhouse. The roots are somewhat thick and tuberous and rather brittle. They do say you can treat them...
    If you are going to leave them outside, I would leave the top growth on as Dendro said, to give them a bit more protection over the winter. I dug mine up, and they are overwintering in a summerhouse. The roots are somewhat thick and tuberous and...
    If you are going to leave them outside, I would leave the top growth on as Dendro said, to give them a bit more protection over the winter. I dug mine up, and they are overwintering in a...
    r2oo, Jan 4, 2007
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    PeterS
    Jan 5, 2007
  15. Barders

    When to prune Fatsia japonica's flowers?

    Thank you @strongylodon I will definitely leave them until they drop, looking forward to seeing who enjoys them!
    Thank you @strongylodon I will definitely leave them until they drop, looking forward to seeing who enjoys them!
    Thank you @strongylodon I will definitely leave them until they drop, looking forward to seeing who enjoys them!
    Thank you @strongylodon I will definitely leave them until they drop, looking forward to seeing who enjoys them!
    Barders, Jan 10, 2022
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    Barders
    Jan 11, 2022
  16. Tricky Tree

    When to plant in the garden

    I prefer to start with a smaller pot and move them on to larger pots as they grow if I can't put them out until later. That way the plants don't get 'lost' in the pot and because the roots are...
    I prefer to start with a smaller pot and move them on to larger pots as they grow if I can't put them out until later. That way the plants don't get 'lost' in the pot and because the roots are nearer the bottom of the pot they get to the water easier. Once I see roots starting to show out the...
    I prefer to start with a smaller pot and move them on to larger pots as they grow if I can't put them out until later. That way the plants don't get 'lost' in the pot and because the roots are nearer the bottom of the pot they get to the water...
    I prefer to start with a smaller pot and move them on to larger pots as they grow if I can't put them out until later. That way the plants don't get 'lost' in the pot and because the roots are...
    Tricky Tree, Mar 11, 2013
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    RogerB
    Mar 11, 2013
  17. HarryS

    When to cut Conifers etc.

    Cheers Martin , bloomin' August is getting a bit late.
    Cheers Martin , bloomin' August is getting a bit late.
    Cheers Martin , bloomin' August is getting a bit late.
    Cheers Martin , bloomin' August is getting a bit late.
    HarryS, May 31, 2018
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    HarryS
    Jun 2, 2018
  18. Stingo

    When should I ?

    Thank you I'll do it now
    Thank you I'll do it now
    Thank you I'll do it now
    Thank you I'll do it now
    Stingo, Mar 29, 2007
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    Stingo
    Mar 29, 2007
  19. wiseowl

    whats blooming

    Help! Euphorbia Characias coming into flower. daft thing.Lonicera Fragrantissima
    Help! Euphorbia Characias coming into flower. daft thing.Lonicera Fragrantissima
    Help! Euphorbia Characias coming into flower. daft thing.Lonicera Fragrantissima
    Help! Euphorbia Characias coming into flower. daft thing.Lonicera Fragrantissima
    wiseowl, Jan 7, 2007
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    Blackthorn
    Jan 7, 2007
  20. Nimisgardens

    What's this bush called?

    Could be either F. Magellanica Gracilis ( which has long arching stems ) or F. Magellanica " Riccartonii " ( more upright and stiffer growth ).No such thing as " Riccardii ", sorry.
    Could be either F. Magellanica Gracilis ( which has long arching stems ) or F. Magellanica " Riccartonii " ( more upright and stiffer growth ).No such thing as " Riccardii ", sorry.
    Could be either F. Magellanica Gracilis ( which has long arching stems ) or F. Magellanica " Riccartonii " ( more upright and stiffer growth ).No such thing as " Riccardii ", sorry.
    Could be either F. Magellanica Gracilis ( which has long arching stems ) or F. Magellanica " Riccartonii " ( more upright and stiffer growth ).No such thing as " Riccardii ", sorry.
    Nimisgardens, Sep 11, 2016
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    Anthony Rogers
    Sep 14, 2016
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