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  1. Wardy

    Cranberry plant help

    Thanks :)
    Thanks :)
    Thanks :)
    Thanks :)
    Wardy, Feb 14, 2015
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    Wardy
    Feb 14, 2015
  2. philomel

    Propagating Chimonanthus praecox

    Thanks very much noisette, great info re your seed raised plant. And thanks so much for your offer of seed that's really kind, I'll try the cuttings and take you up on your offer if it doesn't work :dbgrtmb: :)
    Thanks very much noisette, great info re your seed raised plant. And thanks so much for your offer of seed that's really kind, I'll try the cuttings and take you up on your offer if it doesn't work :dbgrtmb: :)
    Thanks very much noisette, great info re your seed raised plant. And thanks so much for your offer of seed that's really kind, I'll try the cuttings and take you up on your offer if it doesn't work :dbgrtmb: :)
    Thanks very much noisette, great info re your seed raised plant. And thanks so much for your offer of seed that's really kind, I'll try the cuttings and take you up on your offer if it doesn't work :dbgrtmb: :)
    philomel, Feb 10, 2015
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    philomel
    Feb 12, 2015
  3. rosietutu

    Garden refuse Bins

    There was a chap here in Filey who went round every day picking up litter,he had a handy cap but was devoted to looking after his elderly mum and he did this in his own time,our local town...
    There was a chap here in Filey who went round every day picking up litter,he had a handy cap but was devoted to looking after his elderly mum and he did this in his own time,our local town council gave him 2 scrolls for his devotion to this act of goodness,sadly he lost his mum and went a bit...
    There was a chap here in Filey who went round every day picking up litter,he had a handy cap but was devoted to looking after his elderly mum and he did this in his own time,our local town council gave him 2 scrolls for his devotion to this act...
    There was a chap here in Filey who went round every day picking up litter,he had a handy cap but was devoted to looking after his elderly mum and he did this in his own time,our local town...
    rosietutu, Jan 16, 2015 ... 2
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    fileyboy
    Feb 7, 2015
  4. rosietutu
    Like x 4

    Seed Catalogues

    Chiltern Seeds wins on the cover stakes IMO, but then loses with lack of pictures inside.I ordered two new Clematis from Thorncroft Clematis. I thought I'd seen everything online but NO! An...
    Chiltern Seeds wins on the cover stakes IMO, but then loses with lack of pictures inside.I ordered two new Clematis from Thorncroft Clematis. I thought I'd seen everything online but NO! An entire catalogue packed full of shiny new things I can buy. Hundreds of them! If only I had more...
    Chiltern Seeds wins on the cover stakes IMO, but then loses with lack of pictures inside.I ordered two new Clematis from Thorncroft Clematis. I thought I'd seen everything online but NO! An entire catalogue packed full of shiny new things I...
    Chiltern Seeds wins on the cover stakes IMO, but then loses with lack of pictures inside.I ordered two new Clematis from Thorncroft Clematis. I thought I'd seen everything online but NO! An...
    rosietutu, Jan 7, 2015 ... 2 3
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    JackJJW
    Feb 4, 2015
  5. Designzilla

    My Areca Palm is dying

    I hope it is not one of these guys...
    I hope it is not one of these guys...
    I hope it is not one of these guys...
    I hope it is not one of these guys...
    Designzilla, Jan 8, 2015
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    miraflores
    Feb 1, 2015
  6. maria
    Like x 4

    lovely neighbors:)

    Its nice to have neighbours like that Maria..pity about the greenhouse though:)
    Its nice to have neighbours like that Maria..pity about the greenhouse though:)
    Its nice to have neighbours like that Maria..pity about the greenhouse though:)
    Its nice to have neighbours like that Maria..pity about the greenhouse though:)
    maria, Nov 29, 2014
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    Autumn bliss
    Jan 31, 2015
  7. Dips

    Will cutting the stamen out of lillies harm them?

    It won't harm them Dips.For Lilies for display that we bring into the house we always snip off the anthers (the end bit of the stamen that produces the pollen) because it stains clothing if you...
    It won't harm them Dips.For Lilies for display that we bring into the house we always snip off the anthers (the end bit of the stamen that produces the pollen) because it stains clothing if you accidentally brush past them.
    It won't harm them Dips.For Lilies for display that we bring into the house we always snip off the anthers (the end bit of the stamen that produces the pollen) because it stains clothing if you accidentally brush past them.
    It won't harm them Dips.For Lilies for display that we bring into the house we always snip off the anthers (the end bit of the stamen that produces the pollen) because it stains clothing if you...
    Dips, Jan 23, 2015
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    JWK
    Jan 23, 2015
  8. Jenny McDonnell

    Bosch Rotak 36 Lawnmower

    Thanks for your comment merleworld ...I will check that out!
    Thanks for your comment merleworld ...I will check that out!
    Thanks for your comment merleworld ...I will check that out!
    Thanks for your comment merleworld ...I will check that out!
    Jenny McDonnell, Jan 12, 2015
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    Jenny McDonnell
    Jan 22, 2015
  9. Ayrshire Bob

    Help with picking some plants

    Welcome!My gut feeling is that you need to look to plants from SE Asia and better still Australia north of the Tropic of Capricorn as Australia has particularly high UV levels. I'm assuming that...
    Welcome!My gut feeling is that you need to look to plants from SE Asia and better still Australia north of the Tropic of Capricorn as Australia has particularly high UV levels. I'm assuming that the temperature is 25°c or more?Could you suspend an Aeschynanthus to trail down.
    Welcome!My gut feeling is that you need to look to plants from SE Asia and better still Australia north of the Tropic of Capricorn as Australia has particularly high UV levels. I'm assuming that the temperature is 25°c or more?Could you...
    Welcome!My gut feeling is that you need to look to plants from SE Asia and better still Australia north of the Tropic of Capricorn as Australia has particularly high UV levels. I'm assuming that...
    Ayrshire Bob, Jan 13, 2015
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    longk
    Jan 13, 2015
  10. elainefiz

    Dhalia tubers

    Whoops, wonder how it went!
    Whoops, wonder how it went!
    Whoops, wonder how it went!
    Whoops, wonder how it went!
    elainefiz, Mar 21, 2007 ... 2
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    NCFCcrazy
    Jan 2, 2015
  11. lazy-gardener

    dahlias-do they need to be lifted?

    Hi I have never grown them before but I intend to this year. Take a look at you tube it amazing
    Hi I have never grown them before but I intend to this year. Take a look at you tube it amazing
    Hi I have never grown them before but I intend to this year. Take a look at you tube it amazing
    Hi I have never grown them before but I intend to this year. Take a look at you tube it amazing
    lazy-gardener, Jan 19, 2007
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    jono
    Jan 2, 2015
  12. Jungle Jane

    Could I mulch my beds with this stuff?

    If you had enough,could you use them for paths on your lotty?
    If you had enough,could you use them for paths on your lotty?
    If you had enough,could you use them for paths on your lotty?
    If you had enough,could you use them for paths on your lotty?
    Jungle Jane, Dec 30, 2014
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    Lolimac
    Dec 31, 2014
  13. CharlieBot

    Alliums and daffs in pots

    :noidea: Could you put them into a larger pot? :scratch:
    :noidea: Could you put them into a larger pot? :scratch:
    :noidea: Could you put them into a larger pot? :scratch:
    :noidea: Could you put them into a larger pot? :scratch:
    CharlieBot, Dec 7, 2014
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    "M"
    Dec 9, 2014
  14. Andrew lace

    Burn bin help

    I would think the wood will get hot too, smoulder then burn, have you nowhere to put a paving slab to stand it over. I have mine over gravel. Unfortunately one year it was too close to the apple...
    I would think the wood will get hot too, smoulder then burn, have you nowhere to put a paving slab to stand it over. I have mine over gravel. Unfortunately one year it was too close to the apple tree and I had some roasted apples.
    I would think the wood will get hot too, smoulder then burn, have you nowhere to put a paving slab to stand it over. I have mine over gravel. Unfortunately one year it was too close to the apple tree and I had some roasted apples.
    I would think the wood will get hot too, smoulder then burn, have you nowhere to put a paving slab to stand it over. I have mine over gravel. Unfortunately one year it was too close to the apple...
    Andrew lace, Nov 29, 2014
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    494
    pamsdish
    Nov 29, 2014
  15. JackJJW

    Little brown mushrooms?

    LBM's are really difficult to identify :sad:
    LBM's are really difficult to identify :sad:
    LBM's are really difficult to identify :sad:
    LBM's are really difficult to identify :sad:
    JackJJW, Nov 26, 2014
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    Phil A
    Nov 28, 2014
  16. Mad Hatter

    My bonsai, help?

    Hello Sheal, thanks so so much for your help, I really appreciate it. I think there is only one room in the house it can go as other areas are light but drafty. Fingers crossed it does a bit...
    Hello Sheal, thanks so so much for your help, I really appreciate it. I think there is only one room in the house it can go as other areas are light but drafty. Fingers crossed it does a bit better when I move it. Bonasi's are so lovely but yes I agree I think they must be pretty temperamental....
    Hello Sheal, thanks so so much for your help, I really appreciate it. I think there is only one room in the house it can go as other areas are light but drafty. Fingers crossed it does a bit better when I move it. Bonasi's are so lovely but yes I...
    Hello Sheal, thanks so so much for your help, I really appreciate it. I think there is only one room in the house it can go as other areas are light but drafty. Fingers crossed it does a bit...
    Mad Hatter, Sep 21, 2014
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    Suzy.Solley
    Nov 22, 2014
  17. Jiffy

    H

    This is what Google came up with for a four legged grey thing with a bushy tail . Do you have many of these in your area Jiffy :biggrin:
    This is what Google came up with for a four legged grey thing with a bushy tail . Do you have many of these in your area Jiffy :biggrin:
    This is what Google came up with for a four legged grey thing with a bushy tail . Do you have many of these in your area Jiffy :biggrin:
    This is what Google came up with for a four legged grey thing with a bushy tail . Do you have many of these in your area Jiffy :biggrin:
    nwsakiwf.jpg
    Jiffy, Nov 21, 2014
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    HarryS
    Nov 22, 2014
  18. CharlieBot

    Your best bargains 2014

    so pleased i got raised bed kits reduced to £25 each instead of £40 at hombase:) oh and a garden stone sculpture reduced from £25 to £12.70 :) mum gave me a tenner so i paid £2.70 heheheh
    so pleased i got raised bed kits reduced to £25 each instead of £40 at hombase:) oh and a garden stone sculpture reduced from £25 to £12.70 :) mum gave me a tenner so i paid £2.70 heheheh
    so pleased i got raised bed kits reduced to £25 each instead of £40 at hombase:) oh and a garden stone sculpture reduced from £25 to £12.70 :) mum gave me a tenner so i paid £2.70 heheheh
    so pleased i got raised bed kits reduced to £25 each instead of £40 at hombase:) oh and a garden stone sculpture reduced from £25 to £12.70 :) mum gave me a tenner so i paid £2.70 heheheh
    CharlieBot, Jul 17, 2014
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    maria
    Nov 16, 2014
  19. Andrew lace

    Help with worms

    I believe Andrew has a base on his bin/s Pete, so earthworms wouldn't find their way in.
    I believe Andrew has a base on his bin/s Pete, so earthworms wouldn't find their way in.
    I believe Andrew has a base on his bin/s Pete, so earthworms wouldn't find their way in.
    I believe Andrew has a base on his bin/s Pete, so earthworms wouldn't find their way in.
    Andrew lace, Nov 13, 2014
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    Sheal
    Nov 15, 2014
  20. Andrew lace

    Help with wooden pallets

    I just need to find a company when has pallets they do not need
    I just need to find a company when has pallets they do not need
    I just need to find a company when has pallets they do not need
    I just need to find a company when has pallets they do not need
    Andrew lace, Nov 11, 2014
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    Andrew lace
    Nov 13, 2014
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