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Tree query and weed.?
Your weed is probably this.....Pellitory-of-the-wall | The Wildlife Trusts
Your weed is probably this.....Pellitory-of-the-wall | The Wildlife Trusts
Your weed is probably this.....Pellitory-of-the-wall | The Wildlife Trusts
Your weed is probably this.....Pellitory-of-the-wall | The Wildlife Trusts
Simon Peake, Nov 27, 2023
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Upsydaisy
Dec 1, 2023
Common Lantana - Winter
Might be worth wearing gloves? They can be quite irritating to the skin.
Might be worth wearing gloves? They can be quite irritating to the skin.
Might be worth wearing gloves? They can be quite irritating to the skin.
Might be worth wearing gloves? They can be quite irritating to the skin.
Dugie, Nov 18, 2023
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noisette47
Nov 18, 2023
Everygreen Azaleas turning brown/red
It's quite normal for many of them to change to that colouring. Azaleas like plenty of rainwater but also need good drainage. The soil doesn't have to be terribly acidic, but it needs to be soil...
It's quite normal for many of them to change to that colouring. Azaleas like plenty of rainwater but also need good drainage. The soil doesn't have to be terribly acidic, but it needs to be soil not compost if they're staying in a pot. They dont' have very deep roots though. I'd move the...
It's quite normal for many of them to change to that colouring. Azaleas like plenty of rainwater but also need good drainage. The soil doesn't have to be terribly acidic, but it needs to be soil not compost if they're staying in a pot. They...
It's quite normal for many of them to change to that colouring. Azaleas like plenty of rainwater but also need good drainage. The soil doesn't have to be terribly acidic, but it needs to be soil...
Lpeek, Oct 28, 2023
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suepp
Oct 28, 2023
Spring bulbs flowering now
I also planted a load of bulbs at the beginning of September as I was due to have surgery and wouldn't have been able to do them later. The op never happened and now they are popping up all over,...
I also planted a load of bulbs at the beginning of September as I was due to have surgery and wouldn't have been able to do them later. The op never happened and now they are popping up all over, but not flowering so far.
I also planted a load of bulbs at the beginning of September as I was due to have surgery and wouldn't have been able to do them later. The op never happened and now they are popping up all over, but not flowering so far.
I also planted a load of bulbs at the beginning of September as I was due to have surgery and wouldn't have been able to do them later. The op never happened and now they are popping up all over,...
GaryGarden, Oct 21, 2023
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katecat58
Oct 21, 2023
Large Trees Brought Indoors All Dying! Please Help Me Save Them!
Option 1 is the only way @Blobert .IMHO they're not indoor trees and need to be outside.Fab trees though.
Option 1 is the only way @Blobert .IMHO they're not indoor trees and need to be outside.Fab trees though.
Option 1 is the only way @Blobert .IMHO they're not indoor trees and need to be outside.Fab trees though.
Option 1 is the only way @Blobert .IMHO they're not indoor trees and need to be outside.Fab trees though.
Blobert, Oct 18, 2023
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lolimac
Oct 19, 2023
Overwintering GH or garage ?
That's dedication for you, sleeping with your plants to keep them warm!
That's dedication for you, sleeping with your plants to keep them warm!
That's dedication for you, sleeping with your plants to keep them warm!
That's dedication for you, sleeping with your plants to keep them warm!
Perki, Oct 13, 2023
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flounder
Oct 16, 2023
Frost/wind protection
This is a picture I've just taken just to give you an idea of the set up. The purpose of the wood framework is to simply give it more height. When it rains heavily the rain leaks in through the...
This is a picture I've just taken just to give you an idea of the set up. The purpose of the wood framework is to simply give it more height. When it rains heavily the rain leaks in through the gaps between the wood/tub/top sheet and then pools in the bottom, hence my idea to shrink wrap around...
This is a picture I've just taken just to give you an idea of the set up. The purpose of the wood framework is to simply give it more height. When it rains heavily the rain leaks in through the gaps between the wood/tub/top sheet and then pools...
This is a picture I've just taken just to give you an idea of the set up. The purpose of the wood framework is to simply give it more height. When it rains heavily the rain leaks in through the...

Esoxlucius, Oct 15, 2023
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Esoxlucius
Oct 15, 2023
Have you seen this or tried it?
Out Of Town...Wow! takes me back to my childhood, my Dad always watched it.
Out Of Town...Wow! takes me back to my childhood, my Dad always watched it.
Out Of Town...Wow! takes me back to my childhood, my Dad always watched it.
Out Of Town...Wow! takes me back to my childhood, my Dad always watched it.
burnie, Sep 30, 2023
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Upsydaisy
Oct 1, 2023
Spring flowering bulbs - best places to buy online?
JParkers are very good and reliable, they also tell very clearly what you'll get and when it's delivered.The best tip is to buy now whatever you absolutely must have and for the more standard...
JParkers are very good and reliable, they also tell very clearly what you'll get and when it's delivered.The best tip is to buy now whatever you absolutely must have and for the more standard bulbs (the Daffs and Tulips you want many of but are not that particular about the variety) in late...
JParkers are very good and reliable, they also tell very clearly what you'll get and when it's delivered.The best tip is to buy now whatever you absolutely must have and for the more standard bulbs (the Daffs and Tulips you want many of but...
JParkers are very good and reliable, they also tell very clearly what you'll get and when it's delivered.The best tip is to buy now whatever you absolutely must have and for the more standard...
TheMadHedger, Sep 27, 2023
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Selleri
Sep 27, 2023
Farmer Gracy.....would you recommend?
I have received my small order from farmer grace plus a free tote bag, which will come in handy! The bulbs are excellent condition so I shall see how they flower .
I have received my small order from farmer grace plus a free tote bag, which will come in handy! The bulbs are excellent condition so I shall see how they flower .
I have received my small order from farmer grace plus a free tote bag, which will come in handy! The bulbs are excellent condition so I shall see how they flower .
I have received my small order from farmer grace plus a free tote bag, which will come in handy! The bulbs are excellent condition so I shall see how they flower .
Purple Streaks, Aug 20, 2023
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Purple Streaks
Sep 21, 2023
Ceanothus Puget Blue Californian Lilac 'Concha'
Thankyou for the info, I'll get pruning ASAP. North Lincolnshire here
Thankyou for the info, I'll get pruning ASAP. North Lincolnshire here
Thankyou for the info, I'll get pruning ASAP. North Lincolnshire here
Thankyou for the info, I'll get pruning ASAP. North Lincolnshire here
Alan Richardson, Sep 15, 2023
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Alan Richardson
Sep 16, 2023
Houseplants....outside!
I tend to put them outside (north side of the house) when they get too big or too many pests (usually mealy bug). It's a kind of last chance. I have a Cissus vine on my back hedge which has...
I tend to put them outside (north side of the house) when they get too big or too many pests (usually mealy bug). It's a kind of last chance. I have a Cissus vine on my back hedge which has survived for years. I thought it was a goner after last winter's frost but it has come back. Bear in mind...
I tend to put them outside (north side of the house) when they get too big or too many pests (usually mealy bug). It's a kind of last chance. I have a Cissus vine on my back hedge which has survived for years. I thought it was a goner after last...
I tend to put them outside (north side of the house) when they get too big or too many pests (usually mealy bug). It's a kind of last chance. I have a Cissus vine on my back hedge which has...
Esoxlucius, Aug 15, 2023
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Baalmaiden
Sep 13, 2023
Cold Frame!
Depends on the build of your cold frame, but sounds like it would benefit from one of these automatic openers, does not have to be used in the typical top vent way, just using the arm/pushrod to...
Depends on the build of your cold frame, but sounds like it would benefit from one of these automatic openers, does not have to be used in the typical top vent way, just using the arm/pushrod to open and close a door ?
Depends on the build of your cold frame, but sounds like it would benefit from one of these automatic openers, does not have to be used in the typical top vent way, just using the arm/pushrod to open and close a door ?
Depends on the build of your cold frame, but sounds like it would benefit from one of these automatic openers, does not have to be used in the typical top vent way, just using the arm/pushrod to...

Grandma Sue, Sep 11, 2023 ... 2
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ricky101
Sep 12, 2023
What's the best way to keep the edges sharp, with the lawn creeping over patio
As others said there were two identical threads unfortunately both had replies. I merged them around the time you looked so maybe it looked odd for a minute. All OK now.
As others said there were two identical threads unfortunately both had replies. I merged them around the time you looked so maybe it looked odd for a minute. All OK now.
As others said there were two identical threads unfortunately both had replies. I merged them around the time you looked so maybe it looked odd for a minute. All OK now.
As others said there were two identical threads unfortunately both had replies. I merged them around the time you looked so maybe it looked odd for a minute. All OK now.
Zola, Sep 6, 2023
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JWK
Sep 7, 2023
lawn getting large yellow patches ????
It is the grass itself what is turning a bright yellow but in some areas it is where we had fungi growing earlier on.
It is the grass itself what is turning a bright yellow but in some areas it is where we had fungi growing earlier on.
It is the grass itself what is turning a bright yellow but in some areas it is where we had fungi growing earlier on.
It is the grass itself what is turning a bright yellow but in some areas it is where we had fungi growing earlier on.
Purple Streaks, Sep 2, 2023
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Purple Streaks
Sep 2, 2023
David Austin Rose Shrub Eventual Size
Good morning @Danny30 you get a lot of Roses that can be short climbers the height of the Rose is determined by how tall you want it to grow in many cases a good example is the Rose "Queen...
Good morning @Danny30 you get a lot of Roses that can be short climbers the height of the Rose is determined by how tall you want it to grow in many cases a good example is the Rose "Queen Elizabeth" I have one I grow as a climber (6/7ft)and one that I grow as a shrub which I keep at 4ft
Good morning @Danny30 you get a lot of Roses that can be short climbers the height of the Rose is determined by how tall you want it to grow in many cases a good example is the Rose "Queen Elizabeth" I have one I grow as a climber (6/7ft)and one...
Good morning @Danny30 you get a lot of Roses that can be short climbers the height of the Rose is determined by how tall you want it to grow in many cases a good example is the Rose "Queen...
Danny30, Aug 24, 2023
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1,057
wiseowl
Aug 30, 2023
Dwarf hydrangeas
Hi you can The best time to plant hydrangeas is in spring or autumn, when the soil is warm and moist. Look at this site it should helpBBC Gardeners World...
Hi you can The best time to plant hydrangeas is in spring or autumn, when the soil is warm and moist. Look at this site it should helpBBC Gardeners World Magazine https://www.gardenersorld.com/how-to/grow-plants/how-to-grow-hydra… How to grow hydrangeas - BBC Gardeners …
Hi you can The best time to plant hydrangeas is in spring or autumn, when the soil is warm and moist. Look at this site it should helpBBC Gardeners World Magazine https://www.gardenersorld.com/how-to/grow-plants/how-to-grow-hydra… How to grow...
Hi you can The best time to plant hydrangeas is in spring or autumn, when the soil is warm and moist. Look at this site it should helpBBC Gardeners World...
Esoxlucius, Aug 18, 2023
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976
Janet mahay
Aug 22, 2023
Removing Grass Growing Between Pavers
It's banned for sale to the general public but can be bought with an EPP LicenceExplosives precursors and poisons licences: application guidance
It's banned for sale to the general public but can be bought with an EPP LicenceExplosives precursors and poisons licences: application guidance
It's banned for sale to the general public but can be bought with an EPP LicenceExplosives precursors and poisons licences: application guidance
It's banned for sale to the general public but can be bought with an EPP LicenceExplosives precursors and poisons licences: application guidance
NoviceGardener2023, Aug 7, 2023
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shiney
Aug 10, 2023
Salvia Patens sowing from seed any tips please
Patens is slow to flower but like many plants will just grow (foliage, stems and leaves) FIRST and then, as the light decreases, it will flower. My Patens are just starting now. My Beyond Blue...
Patens is slow to flower but like many plants will just grow (foliage, stems and leaves) FIRST and then, as the light decreases, it will flower. My Patens are just starting now. My Beyond Blue have almost finished and I think they are derived from Patens. I've been collecting salvia seed for...
Patens is slow to flower but like many plants will just grow (foliage, stems and leaves) FIRST and then, as the light decreases, it will flower. My Patens are just starting now. My Beyond Blue have almost finished and I think they are derived...
Patens is slow to flower but like many plants will just grow (foliage, stems and leaves) FIRST and then, as the light decreases, it will flower. My Patens are just starting now. My Beyond Blue...
Spruce, Apr 19, 2023
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1,461
Glynne Williams
Jul 31, 2023
Best hedge
I'm going to go against the grain Instead of making a suggestion, I would ask what look the person wants.So, what look are we going for?And what would fit in with the surroundings?We know...
I'm going to go against the grain Instead of making a suggestion, I would ask what look the person wants.So, what look are we going for?And what would fit in with the surroundings?We know we're looking for low maintenance but that doesn't really narrow it down that much.Are we going...
I'm going to go against the grain Instead of making a suggestion, I would ask what look the person wants.So, what look are we going for?And what would fit in with the surroundings?We know we're looking for low maintenance but that doesn't...
I'm going to go against the grain Instead of making a suggestion, I would ask what look the person wants.So, what look are we going for?And what would fit in with the surroundings?We know...
Bear1, Jul 10, 2023
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