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Do you keep a diary?
Sneaky, informative, nosey, interesting, a good laugh, and a Damned cheek Oh, and sometimes hurtful to oneself I am hard though
Sneaky, informative, nosey, interesting, a good laugh, and a Damned cheek Oh, and sometimes hurtful to oneself I am hard though
Sneaky, informative, nosey, interesting, a good laugh, and a Damned cheek Oh, and sometimes hurtful to oneself I am hard though
Sneaky, informative, nosey, interesting, a good laugh, and a Damned cheek Oh, and sometimes hurtful to oneself I am hard though
NorthantsGeezer, May 13, 2014 ... 2
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NorthantsGeezer
May 14, 2014
Ooops embarrassing mistake
Tried to grow, beans, peas, sweet-peas, various tomatoes, cucumber, petunias, strawberries, carrots, cauliflower, various cabbage Oh all sortsI am going to be OK though, I had a trip to the...
Tried to grow, beans, peas, sweet-peas, various tomatoes, cucumber, petunias, strawberries, carrots, cauliflower, various cabbage Oh all sortsI am going to be OK though, I had a trip to the local allotments, and a good few of the people have spares they are willing to pass on I do not have a...
Tried to grow, beans, peas, sweet-peas, various tomatoes, cucumber, petunias, strawberries, carrots, cauliflower, various cabbage Oh all sortsI am going to be OK though, I had a trip to the local allotments, and a good few of the people have...
Tried to grow, beans, peas, sweet-peas, various tomatoes, cucumber, petunias, strawberries, carrots, cauliflower, various cabbage Oh all sortsI am going to be OK though, I had a trip to the...
Jack McHammocklashing, May 12, 2014
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6
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579
Jack McHammocklashing
May 12, 2014
New Garden History Book
Indeed, there are too few.....I suppose there are quite a few books about allotments, though, and allotments were always something for the working class. When you read books or watch programmes...
Indeed, there are too few.....I suppose there are quite a few books about allotments, though, and allotments were always something for the working class. When you read books or watch programmes about country estates, there is usually very little about who did the actual work!
Indeed, there are too few.....I suppose there are quite a few books about allotments, though, and allotments were always something for the working class. When you read books or watch programmes about country estates, there is usually very little...
Indeed, there are too few.....I suppose there are quite a few books about allotments, though, and allotments were always something for the working class. When you read books or watch programmes...
leonora, May 9, 2014
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620
leonora
May 12, 2014
Beech saplings...
Well they're in the ground, and we've kindly been given a deluge of rain. Will keep a very close eye on them over the next few months - thanks for all your advice!!Sent from my C5303 using Tapatalk
Well they're in the ground, and we've kindly been given a deluge of rain. Will keep a very close eye on them over the next few months - thanks for all your advice!!Sent from my C5303 using Tapatalk
Well they're in the ground, and we've kindly been given a deluge of rain. Will keep a very close eye on them over the next few months - thanks for all your advice!!Sent from my C5303 using Tapatalk
Well they're in the ground, and we've kindly been given a deluge of rain. Will keep a very close eye on them over the next few months - thanks for all your advice!!Sent from my C5303 using Tapatalk
Paul Sanderson, May 5, 2014 ... 2
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Paul Sanderson
May 9, 2014
slugs/snails and rust
Had to giggle at this! Especially how you felt cruel but you tossed it over the hedge! Looking forward to the results of the research Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Had to giggle at this! Especially how you felt cruel but you tossed it over the hedge! Looking forward to the results of the research Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Had to giggle at this! Especially how you felt cruel but you tossed it over the hedge! Looking forward to the results of the research Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Had to giggle at this! Especially how you felt cruel but you tossed it over the hedge! Looking forward to the results of the research Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Octopus Prime, May 3, 2014
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Barefootgardens
May 6, 2014
Wallflower - cuttings
You could save the seed ? but no waste of time taking cutting but the other two yes Bowles Mauve or Constant Cheer
You could save the seed ? but no waste of time taking cutting but the other two yes Bowles Mauve or Constant Cheer
You could save the seed ? but no waste of time taking cutting but the other two yes Bowles Mauve or Constant Cheer
You could save the seed ? but no waste of time taking cutting but the other two yes Bowles Mauve or Constant Cheer
Jenny namaste, May 5, 2014
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Spruce
May 5, 2014
x 5
A few pics over Easter
And a couple more
And a couple more
And a couple more
And a couple more

whis4ey, Apr 28, 2014
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whis4ey
Apr 28, 2014
New Automation System
Hey Everyone,My name is Sandeep and I'm working on creating a new product that use sensors to make sure your plants always have the perfect amount of water.From our experience timers are...
Hey Everyone,My name is Sandeep and I'm working on creating a new product that use sensors to make sure your plants always have the perfect amount of water.From our experience timers are just not good enough. We want to see if people are interested in such a concept, so we are reaching out...
Hey Everyone,My name is Sandeep and I'm working on creating a new product that use sensors to make sure your plants always have the perfect amount of water.From our experience timers are just not good enough. We want to see if people are...
Hey Everyone,My name is Sandeep and I'm working on creating a new product that use sensors to make sure your plants always have the perfect amount of water.From our experience timers are...
projectrooT, Apr 28, 2014
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projectrooT
Apr 28, 2014
Solanum Rantonetti
I have loads of seed, I'll do that. If I have plants that are worthy I'll let you know later on - your seed will be miles behind them I expect. Seed will keep (I have kept it, and still viable,...
I have loads of seed, I'll do that. If I have plants that are worthy I'll let you know later on - your seed will be miles behind them I expect. Seed will keep (I have kept it, and still viable, for 2 or 3 years for sure)
I have loads of seed, I'll do that. If I have plants that are worthy I'll let you know later on - your seed will be miles behind them I expect. Seed will keep (I have kept it, and still viable, for 2 or 3 years for sure)
I have loads of seed, I'll do that. If I have plants that are worthy I'll let you know later on - your seed will be miles behind them I expect. Seed will keep (I have kept it, and still viable,...
AndyS, Apr 22, 2014 ... 2
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Kristen
Apr 26, 2014
Need help with raised garden bed!
Stain or preservative with colourant? Not that it matters much - I don;t really think any preservative will affect what's grown in the volume of soil
Stain or preservative with colourant? Not that it matters much - I don;t really think any preservative will affect what's grown in the volume of soil
Stain or preservative with colourant? Not that it matters much - I don;t really think any preservative will affect what's grown in the volume of soil
Stain or preservative with colourant? Not that it matters much - I don;t really think any preservative will affect what's grown in the volume of soil
Rhinohawk, Apr 17, 2014
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Loofah
Apr 22, 2014
Locked
Why I decided to grow vegetables for myself
Thread closed. Perpetrator has been spam banned.
Thread closed. Perpetrator has been spam banned.
Thread closed. Perpetrator has been spam banned.
Thread closed. Perpetrator has been spam banned.
John122, Apr 9, 2014
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clueless1
Apr 11, 2014
Holly obsession back on track!
(Oops, I totally posted this in the wrong section... oh well!)
(Oops, I totally posted this in the wrong section... oh well!)
(Oops, I totally posted this in the wrong section... oh well!)
(Oops, I totally posted this in the wrong section... oh well!)
TurnedThespian, Mar 30, 2014
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TurnedThespian
Mar 30, 2014
Topsoil help please!
Many thanks noisette47.Would you recommend for another option to be to leave it as it is and mix in compost and manure to try and break it up. Just thinking that I am possibly creating holes...
Many thanks noisette47.Would you recommend for another option to be to leave it as it is and mix in compost and manure to try and break it up. Just thinking that I am possibly creating holes surrounded by clay pots if you get what I mean?I have a massive amount of horse manure at my...
Many thanks noisette47.Would you recommend for another option to be to leave it as it is and mix in compost and manure to try and break it up. Just thinking that I am possibly creating holes surrounded by clay pots if you get what I mean?I...
Many thanks noisette47.Would you recommend for another option to be to leave it as it is and mix in compost and manure to try and break it up. Just thinking that I am possibly creating holes...
Lee3", Mar 27, 2014
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Lee3"
Mar 27, 2014
EUONYMUS fortunei 'Silver Queen as hedge
I think emerald gaiety is more low growing, silver queen is possibly more adaptable as it can be shaped in to a hedge, as a low growing ground cover, or even up a wall.Stunning photos.What do...
I think emerald gaiety is more low growing, silver queen is possibly more adaptable as it can be shaped in to a hedge, as a low growing ground cover, or even up a wall.Stunning photos.What do you prune it with, sheers? If you cut into old wood does it grow back happily?Another option for...
I think emerald gaiety is more low growing, silver queen is possibly more adaptable as it can be shaped in to a hedge, as a low growing ground cover, or even up a wall.Stunning photos.What do you prune it with, sheers? If you cut into old...
I think emerald gaiety is more low growing, silver queen is possibly more adaptable as it can be shaped in to a hedge, as a low growing ground cover, or even up a wall.Stunning photos.What do...
Noushynoo, Mar 19, 2014
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Noushynoo
Mar 22, 2014
Laurel Hedge - Dying At One Side
Welcome to GC Cwcw. It's difficult to identify problems without seeing them, is there a chance you could upload a picture or two please.
Welcome to GC Cwcw. It's difficult to identify problems without seeing them, is there a chance you could upload a picture or two please.
Welcome to GC Cwcw. It's difficult to identify problems without seeing them, is there a chance you could upload a picture or two please.
Welcome to GC Cwcw. It's difficult to identify problems without seeing them, is there a chance you could upload a picture or two please.
cwcw, Mar 18, 2014
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Sheal
Mar 18, 2014
A new GARDEN bridge over the Thames.
I think its pointless. Huge cost to provide a structure that will accommodate trees on top of a bridge. The article says its a pedestrian bridge, and nowhere does it say anything about cyclists...
I think its pointless. Huge cost to provide a structure that will accommodate trees on top of a bridge. The article says its a pedestrian bridge, and nowhere does it say anything about cyclists :(I do like what they have done to the High Line in New York - an old disused elevated railway ...
I think its pointless. Huge cost to provide a structure that will accommodate trees on top of a bridge. The article says its a pedestrian bridge, and nowhere does it say anything about cyclists :(I do like what they have done to the High Line...
I think its pointless. Huge cost to provide a structure that will accommodate trees on top of a bridge. The article says its a pedestrian bridge, and nowhere does it say anything about cyclists...
roders, Jan 7, 2014
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Kristen
Jan 10, 2014
x 8
Shabby Chic
You have a very creative eye, sal kudos to you!
You have a very creative eye, sal kudos to you!
You have a very creative eye, sal kudos to you!
You have a very creative eye, sal kudos to you!
sal73, May 2, 2013 ... 2
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"M"
Dec 18, 2013
Encyclopaedia of trees and shrubs ebook?
This is the only one I know of
This is the only one I know of
This is the only one I know of
This is the only one I know of
KGGS, Nov 10, 2013
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1
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480
Marley Farley
Nov 10, 2013
Ebay seed purchase from USA
Just for information .If you ever purchase seeds from the USA through eBay. A worldwide search on eBay.co.uk will not show the items . You are best to search on eBay.com The thread below explains...
Just for information .If you ever purchase seeds from the USA through eBay. A worldwide search on eBay.co.uk will not show the items . You are best to search on eBay.com The thread below explains this in detail.
Just for information .If you ever purchase seeds from the USA through eBay. A worldwide search on eBay.co.uk will not show the items . You are best to search on eBay.com The thread below explains this in detail.
Just for information .If you ever purchase seeds from the USA through eBay. A worldwide search on eBay.co.uk will not show the items . You are best to search on eBay.com The thread below explains...
HarryS, Nov 7, 2013
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512
HarryS
Nov 7, 2013
Dahlia
I completely forgot about cutting back three last year nad they bloomed beautifully this year, out of the blue!I'm definitely taking them out this year as soon as the frosts his S Wales
I completely forgot about cutting back three last year nad they bloomed beautifully this year, out of the blue!I'm definitely taking them out this year as soon as the frosts his S Wales
I completely forgot about cutting back three last year nad they bloomed beautifully this year, out of the blue!I'm definitely taking them out this year as soon as the frosts his S Wales
I completely forgot about cutting back three last year nad they bloomed beautifully this year, out of the blue!I'm definitely taking them out this year as soon as the frosts his S Wales
harry123, Oct 27, 2013
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9
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871
SamTheOldGoat
Nov 6, 2013

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