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What Jobs Are We Doing In The Garden Today 2020
Me too, still potting on all those s****** cuttings. If anyone hears me say I going to strike another cutting please, please stop me!!
Me too, still potting on all those s****** cuttings. If anyone hears me say I going to strike another cutting please, please stop me!!
Me too, still potting on all those s****** cuttings. If anyone hears me say I going to strike another cutting please, please stop me!!
Me too, still potting on all those s****** cuttings. If anyone hears me say I going to strike another cutting please, please stop me!!
NigelJ, Jan 11, 2020 ... 67 68 69
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Upsydaisy
Apr 10, 2020 at 8:57 AM
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What's Looking Good In April 2020
TulipsVinca minor in a hanging basketJetfirePin Eyed Primroses
TulipsVinca minor in a hanging basketJetfirePin Eyed Primroses
TulipsVinca minor in a hanging basketJetfirePin Eyed Primroses
TulipsVinca minor in a hanging basketJetfirePin Eyed Primroses

shiney, Apr 6, 2020 at 6:45 AM ... 2 3
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Michael Hewett
Apr 10, 2020 at 8:53 AM
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SHOW US YOUR PURCHASES 2020
Good job its got instructions for you to follow
Good job its got instructions for you to follow
Good job its got instructions for you to follow
Good job its got instructions for you to follow

ARMANDII, Jan 18, 2020 ... 2 3 4
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Kristen
Apr 10, 2020 at 8:45 AM
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SWEETPEAS 2020
I pinch out after 4 sets of leaves, in fact just did it a couple of days ago. I actually plant my SPs out in early April, so maybe in a week or so.
I pinch out after 4 sets of leaves, in fact just did it a couple of days ago. I actually plant my SPs out in early April, so maybe in a week or so.
I pinch out after 4 sets of leaves, in fact just did it a couple of days ago. I actually plant my SPs out in early April, so maybe in a week or so.
I pinch out after 4 sets of leaves, in fact just did it a couple of days ago. I actually plant my SPs out in early April, so maybe in a week or so.
ARMANDII, Jan 18, 2020
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HarryS
Mar 30, 2020
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Anyone Buying Seed For 2020 ?
I sowed my Minette Basil (wonder if that is considered tree basil) which looks like a little bush about 6 weeks ago and just a few days ago 2 of the 4 seeds popped and I now have little seedlings....
I sowed my Minette Basil (wonder if that is considered tree basil) which looks like a little bush about 6 weeks ago and just a few days ago 2 of the 4 seeds popped and I now have little seedlings. I thought I was going to get nothing since it took so long. This is the picture of what it supposed...
I sowed my Minette Basil (wonder if that is considered tree basil) which looks like a little bush about 6 weeks ago and just a few days ago 2 of the 4 seeds popped and I now have little seedlings. I thought I was going to get nothing since it...
I sowed my Minette Basil (wonder if that is considered tree basil) which looks like a little bush about 6 weeks ago and just a few days ago 2 of the 4 seeds popped and I now have little seedlings....
andrews, Dec 30, 2019 ... 4 5 6
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CanadianLori
Mar 28, 2020
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SUPER SALVIAS 2020
@CarolineL Salvia corrugata is not particularly hardy, it will only take a light frost and really needs a cold greenhouse. For the first couple of years I did that, then autumn 2018 I took some...
@CarolineL Salvia corrugata is not particularly hardy, it will only take a light frost and really needs a cold greenhouse. For the first couple of years I did that, then autumn 2018 I took some cuttings and left the parent plant outside, it was fine until we had a couple of frosts in February...
@CarolineL Salvia corrugata is not particularly hardy, it will only take a light frost and really needs a cold greenhouse. For the first couple of years I did that, then autumn 2018 I took some cuttings and left the parent plant outside, it was...
@CarolineL Salvia corrugata is not particularly hardy, it will only take a light frost and really needs a cold greenhouse. For the first couple of years I did that, then autumn 2018 I took some...
ARMANDII, Jan 18, 2020
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NigelJ
Mar 16, 2020
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THE IRIS FAMILY 2020
Gorgeous!
Gorgeous!
Gorgeous!
Gorgeous!
ARMANDII, Jan 18, 2020 ... 2
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CarolineL
Mar 16, 2020
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SOWING SEEDS - 2020
Have just found that Arisaema amurense has put up shoots 12 months after sowing and just been left in a cool shady spot also Cyclamen confusum and C repandum sown at the same time have pushed up...
Have just found that Arisaema amurense has put up shoots 12 months after sowing and just been left in a cool shady spot also Cyclamen confusum and C repandum sown at the same time have pushed up leaves recently. Also Papaver miyabeanum, P atlanticum and P apokrinomenon have germinated, these...
Have just found that Arisaema amurense has put up shoots 12 months after sowing and just been left in a cool shady spot also Cyclamen confusum and C repandum sown at the same time have pushed up leaves recently. Also Papaver miyabeanum, P...
Have just found that Arisaema amurense has put up shoots 12 months after sowing and just been left in a cool shady spot also Cyclamen confusum and C repandum sown at the same time have pushed up...
ARMANDII, Jan 18, 2020
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NigelJ
Mar 15, 2020
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FUCHSIAS 2020
Ive taken cutting s from Fuchisia Boliviana and Boliviana Alba over the winter as the plants were getting leggy inside.Ive moved them into the polytunnel now and they are doing ok but don't...
Ive taken cutting s from Fuchisia Boliviana and Boliviana Alba over the winter as the plants were getting leggy inside.Ive moved them into the polytunnel now and they are doing ok but don't seem to enjoy the changes in temperature. Hoping I can get them to limp through the back end of...
Ive taken cutting s from Fuchisia Boliviana and Boliviana Alba over the winter as the plants were getting leggy inside.Ive moved them into the polytunnel now and they are doing ok but don't seem to enjoy the changes in temperature. Hoping I...
Ive taken cutting s from Fuchisia Boliviana and Boliviana Alba over the winter as the plants were getting leggy inside.Ive moved them into the polytunnel now and they are doing ok but don't...
ARMANDII, Jan 18, 2020
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andrews
Mar 13, 2020
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GARDENING ASPIRATIONS FOR 2020
Hello Everyone. I would like a garden with rooms. I want to grow lots of veg but if anyone visits all they can see are different heights of flowers. A windy path maybe. Some trellis. Pergola....
Hello Everyone. I would like a garden with rooms. I want to grow lots of veg but if anyone visits all they can see are different heights of flowers. A windy path maybe. Some trellis. Pergola. Raised beds hiding behind taller plants. Seating area would be nice. It all looks very nice in my head...
Hello Everyone. I would like a garden with rooms. I want to grow lots of veg but if anyone visits all they can see are different heights of flowers. A windy path maybe. Some trellis. Pergola. Raised beds hiding behind taller plants. Seating area...
Hello Everyone. I would like a garden with rooms. I want to grow lots of veg but if anyone visits all they can see are different heights of flowers. A windy path maybe. Some trellis. Pergola....
ARMANDII, Jan 18, 2020 ... 2
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painted lady
Jan 23, 2020
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HANGING BASKETS, WINDOW BOXES AND PLANTERS 2020
New thread here.
New thread here.
New thread here.
New thread here.
ARMANDII, Jan 18, 2020
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ARMANDII
Jan 18, 2020
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DAY LILY - 2020
New thread here.
New thread here.
New thread here.
New thread here.
ARMANDII, Jan 18, 2020
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ARMANDII
Jan 18, 2020
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Super Salvias 2020
Sad news for Salvia fans. Robin (Nibor) of Robin's Salvias passed away on Jan 2nd.
Sad news for Salvia fans. Robin (Nibor) of Robin's Salvias passed away on Jan 2nd.
Sad news for Salvia fans. Robin (Nibor) of Robin's Salvias passed away on Jan 2nd.
Sad news for Salvia fans. Robin (Nibor) of Robin's Salvias passed away on Jan 2nd.
NigelJ, Jan 5, 2020
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NigelJ
Jan 5, 2020
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Good Online Nurseries and Plant Sellers
My Gardening Express order hasn't moved from two weeks ago. Luckily I'm in no hurry for the plants.I've ordered lots of plants from Ebay sellers and I've never been let down with quality or...
My Gardening Express order hasn't moved from two weeks ago. Luckily I'm in no hurry for the plants.I've ordered lots of plants from Ebay sellers and I've never been let down with quality or speed of delivery. My Elephant Ears Black Magic turned up in two days and is looking great.
My Gardening Express order hasn't moved from two weeks ago. Luckily I'm in no hurry for the plants.I've ordered lots of plants from Ebay sellers and I've never been let down with quality or speed of delivery. My Elephant Ears Black Magic...
My Gardening Express order hasn't moved from two weeks ago. Luckily I'm in no hurry for the plants.I've ordered lots of plants from Ebay sellers and I've never been let down with quality or...

Redwing, Aug 1, 2019 ... 2
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Pushkin
Aug 23, 2019
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Dahlia Tuber Planting ?
3 of the same variety for me Woo. I like groups of one colour, type, etc. Should look good
3 of the same variety for me Woo. I like groups of one colour, type, etc. Should look good
3 of the same variety for me Woo. I like groups of one colour, type, etc. Should look good
3 of the same variety for me Woo. I like groups of one colour, type, etc. Should look good
HarryS, Apr 7, 2013 ... 2
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Verdun
Apr 4, 2019
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Sheds
I thought you might like to see this @Fat Controller. I was talking to my neighbour yesterday who's shed below is right on my boundary as he used to own my plot. He wants to do some minor...
I thought you might like to see this @Fat Controller. I was talking to my neighbour yesterday who's shed below is right on my boundary as he used to own my plot. He wants to do some minor repairs and give it a coat of preservative soon. Although the roof has been replaced at some point the...
I thought you might like to see this @Fat Controller. I was talking to my neighbour yesterday who's shed below is right on my boundary as he used to own my plot. He wants to do some minor repairs and give it a coat of preservative soon....
I thought you might like to see this @Fat Controller. I was talking to my neighbour yesterday who's shed below is right on my boundary as he used to own my plot. He wants to do some minor...

Fat Controller, Jan 20, 2019 ... 13 14 15
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Sheal
Mar 31, 2019
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Know Your Weeds
This is great thanks very much. Often wondered what the weeds in my garden were
This is great thanks very much. Often wondered what the weeds in my garden were
This is great thanks very much. Often wondered what the weeds in my garden were
This is great thanks very much. Often wondered what the weeds in my garden were
HarryS, Apr 30, 2011 ... 2 3
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Bfm
Oct 10, 2018
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Do you know your soil type?
Good deep sandy loam around 7 on the PH scale here. Front garden is very draining; back garden has better soil and holds moisture pretty well because of the huge amounts of compost and manure...
Good deep sandy loam around 7 on the PH scale here. Front garden is very draining; back garden has better soil and holds moisture pretty well because of the huge amounts of compost and manure added over the years. Warm, sunny walled garden not far from the coast. Can grow wide range of...
Good deep sandy loam around 7 on the PH scale here. Front garden is very draining; back garden has better soil and holds moisture pretty well because of the huge amounts of compost and manure added over the years. Warm, sunny walled garden...
Good deep sandy loam around 7 on the PH scale here. Front garden is very draining; back garden has better soil and holds moisture pretty well because of the huge amounts of compost and manure...
JWK, Oct 31, 2011 ... 3 4 5
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Verdun
May 18, 2018
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Improving clay
Cool
Cool
Cool
Cool
PeterS, Sep 29, 2007 ... 2 3 4
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CraigS
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Does anyone here grow Aubrieta 'Red Carpet'?
Thanks @CarolineL, I totally forgot about that RHS colour index, glad you reminded me. I was hoping to grow three in small glazed terracotta pots to maximise the cascading effect since they don't...
Thanks @CarolineL, I totally forgot about that RHS colour index, glad you reminded me. I was hoping to grow three in small glazed terracotta pots to maximise the cascading effect since they don't grow particularly wide. Yep, I noticed the same thing when doing a search, so much variation which...
Thanks @CarolineL, I totally forgot about that RHS colour index, glad you reminded me. I was hoping to grow three in small glazed terracotta pots to maximise the cascading effect since they don't grow particularly wide. Yep, I noticed the same...
Thanks @CarolineL, I totally forgot about that RHS colour index, glad you reminded me. I was hoping to grow three in small glazed terracotta pots to maximise the cascading effect since they don't...
Nikolaos, Apr 9, 2020 at 6:45 PM
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Nikolaos
Apr 9, 2020 at 9:01 PM
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Crown Imperials - feed now?
That has done well for a 27 year old plant! Must be your green fingers and well draining sandy soil.That's a lovely memory to treasure of you both shopping together too.
That has done well for a 27 year old plant! Must be your green fingers and well draining sandy soil.That's a lovely memory to treasure of you both shopping together too.
That has done well for a 27 year old plant! Must be your green fingers and well draining sandy soil.That's a lovely memory to treasure of you both shopping together too.
That has done well for a 27 year old plant! Must be your green fingers and well draining sandy soil.That's a lovely memory to treasure of you both shopping together too.
JWK, Apr 8, 2020 at 10:57 PM
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JWK
Apr 9, 2020 at 4:04 PM
Clay soil and general advice
Regarding the digging...Using a spade is prone to just slicing out chunks of clay and not really breaking it up. If you're working the soil over, I thoroughly recommend using a fork instead....
Regarding the digging...Using a spade is prone to just slicing out chunks of clay and not really breaking it up. If you're working the soil over, I thoroughly recommend using a fork instead. You'll still need a spade for moving soil around but not for turning the soil over. Don't get a...
Regarding the digging...Using a spade is prone to just slicing out chunks of clay and not really breaking it up. If you're working the soil over, I thoroughly recommend using a fork instead. You'll still need a spade for moving soil around but...
Regarding the digging...Using a spade is prone to just slicing out chunks of clay and not really breaking it up. If you're working the soil over, I thoroughly recommend using a fork instead....
Fat Controller, Apr 7, 2020 at 8:41 PM
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Graham B
Apr 9, 2020 at 1:24 AM
What weed is this?!
It could be Poplar. Try running your lawnmower over the lawn to pick them up.
It could be Poplar. Try running your lawnmower over the lawn to pick them up.
It could be Poplar. Try running your lawnmower over the lawn to pick them up.
It could be Poplar. Try running your lawnmower over the lawn to pick them up.
Shyamalie Satkunanandan, Apr 8, 2020 at 1:59 AM
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Sheal
Apr 8, 2020 at 10:35 PM
Advice on low hedge choice?
Evergreen honeysuckle lonicera nitida is a good option for a low-growing, low-maintenance hedge. You also get a nice scent from the flowers around April-May, although the flowers themselves aren't...
Evergreen honeysuckle lonicera nitida is a good option for a low-growing, low-maintenance hedge. You also get a nice scent from the flowers around April-May, although the flowers themselves aren't that visible.
Evergreen honeysuckle lonicera nitida is a good option for a low-growing, low-maintenance hedge. You also get a nice scent from the flowers around April-May, although the flowers themselves aren't that visible.
Evergreen honeysuckle lonicera nitida is a good option for a low-growing, low-maintenance hedge. You also get a nice scent from the flowers around April-May, although the flowers themselves aren't...
BarryC, Apr 8, 2020 at 1:49 PM
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Graham B
Apr 8, 2020 at 9:36 PM
Help with butterfly bush needed
I've seen healthy buddleias growing out of gaps in the brickwork in bridges, at least 5m from the ground. It'll take more than a bit of pruning to kill one!
I've seen healthy buddleias growing out of gaps in the brickwork in bridges, at least 5m from the ground. It'll take more than a bit of pruning to kill one!
I've seen healthy buddleias growing out of gaps in the brickwork in bridges, at least 5m from the ground. It'll take more than a bit of pruning to kill one!
I've seen healthy buddleias growing out of gaps in the brickwork in bridges, at least 5m from the ground. It'll take more than a bit of pruning to kill one!
Paul Brazier, Apr 8, 2020 at 7:31 PM
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Graham B
Apr 8, 2020 at 9:31 PM
Hosepipe connector for threaded outdoor tap
Thanks for your reply, Rusty. I decided to go with what I could find (in the shops) and bought a 'kit' for £1.29 from Pound Stretcher. When I got to my mum's I checked the fittings and fiddled...
Thanks for your reply, Rusty. I decided to go with what I could find (in the shops) and bought a 'kit' for £1.29 from Pound Stretcher. When I got to my mum's I checked the fittings and fiddled about with the different ones. Five minutes' later, I realised that my hosepipe just fitted directly...
Thanks for your reply, Rusty. I decided to go with what I could find (in the shops) and bought a 'kit' for £1.29 from Pound Stretcher. When I got to my mum's I checked the fittings and fiddled about with the different ones. Five minutes'...
Thanks for your reply, Rusty. I decided to go with what I could find (in the shops) and bought a 'kit' for £1.29 from Pound Stretcher. When I got to my mum's I checked the fittings and fiddled...
Daisy Chain, Apr 8, 2020 at 1:32 PM
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Daisy Chain
Apr 8, 2020 at 5:59 PM
Found some bulbs in garage.
Get them in the ground!! Let them flower and die back and they should be fine as can be
Get them in the ground!! Let them flower and die back and they should be fine as can be
Get them in the ground!! Let them flower and die back and they should be fine as can be
Get them in the ground!! Let them flower and die back and they should be fine as can be
rustyroots, Apr 8, 2020 at 1:40 PM
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Loofah
Apr 8, 2020 at 5:43 PM
Kristen's Project
Spent far too long trying to find photos of the Staging Benches when I posted the original ... and then of course I have now stumbled over them by accident ...I liked the simplicity of the...
Spent far too long trying to find photos of the Staging Benches when I posted the original ... and then of course I have now stumbled over them by accident ...I liked the simplicity of the designTubes for "legs" anchored into the ground, and then an upside-down "U" shaped tube on top, with...
Spent far too long trying to find photos of the Staging Benches when I posted the original ... and then of course I have now stumbled over them by accident ...I liked the simplicity of the designTubes for "legs" anchored into the ground,...
Spent far too long trying to find photos of the Staging Benches when I posted the original ... and then of course I have now stumbled over them by accident ...I liked the simplicity of the...
Kristen, Jul 8, 2008 ... 10 11 12
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Kristen
Apr 8, 2020 at 11:55 AM
Who to purchase from online?
The nursery is local to me and to be honest the prices are high and the plant quality isn't the best, and garden furniture is unbelievably expensive, shame really I like to shop local where possible.
The nursery is local to me and to be honest the prices are high and the plant quality isn't the best, and garden furniture is unbelievably expensive, shame really I like to shop local where possible.
The nursery is local to me and to be honest the prices are high and the plant quality isn't the best, and garden furniture is unbelievably expensive, shame really I like to shop local where possible.
The nursery is local to me and to be honest the prices are high and the plant quality isn't the best, and garden furniture is unbelievably expensive, shame really I like to shop local where possible.
Scotty2088, Mar 31, 2020 ... 2
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mazambo
Apr 7, 2020 at 8:42 PM
Comfrey liquid.
Comfrey is growing by the roadside around here ,thanks to the wet winter.
Comfrey is growing by the roadside around here ,thanks to the wet winter.
Comfrey is growing by the roadside around here ,thanks to the wet winter.
Comfrey is growing by the roadside around here ,thanks to the wet winter.
roders, Apr 5, 2020 at 6:19 PM
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roders
Apr 6, 2020 at 6:20 PM
Cherry Laurel trees - leaf damage?
Yeah, I'm good at that ... my advice is worth precisely what you paid for it but I would like to hope that when I say something daft in a public forum someone else will post an alternative...
Yeah, I'm good at that ... my advice is worth precisely what you paid for it but I would like to hope that when I say something daft in a public forum someone else will post an alternative suggestion. Plenty of learned people here know me well and would be forming an orderly queue to put me...
Yeah, I'm good at that ... my advice is worth precisely what you paid for it but I would like to hope that when I say something daft in a public forum someone else will post an alternative suggestion. Plenty of learned people here know me well...
Yeah, I'm good at that ... my advice is worth precisely what you paid for it but I would like to hope that when I say something daft in a public forum someone else will post an alternative...
Joseph Boyes, Apr 5, 2020 at 1:26 PM
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Kristen
Apr 6, 2020 at 12:12 PM
Problem garden
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Daisy Chain, Apr 4, 2020 at 1:51 PM ... 2
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Daisy Chain
Apr 6, 2020 at 9:45 AM
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What's Looking good in March 2020
April's thread here What's Looking Good In April 2020
April's thread here What's Looking Good In April 2020
April's thread here What's Looking Good In April 2020
April's thread here What's Looking Good In April 2020
shiney, Mar 1, 2020 ... 5 6 7
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shiney
Apr 6, 2020 at 6:46 AM
Planter advice complete novice !
Hi,Well you can have colour and herbs in there, though not sure about garlic bulbs, perhaps suited more to open ground.For herbs you want soil or compost but with at least 30% of added grit as...
Hi,Well you can have colour and herbs in there, though not sure about garlic bulbs, perhaps suited more to open ground.For herbs you want soil or compost but with at least 30% of added grit as they like it on the free draining side and in a sunny spot.Chives will grow up and give nice...
Hi,Well you can have colour and herbs in there, though not sure about garlic bulbs, perhaps suited more to open ground.For herbs you want soil or compost but with at least 30% of added grit as they like it on the free draining side and in a...
Hi,Well you can have colour and herbs in there, though not sure about garlic bulbs, perhaps suited more to open ground.For herbs you want soil or compost but with at least 30% of added grit as...
Chrissmith1882, Apr 5, 2020 at 11:53 AM
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ricky101
Apr 5, 2020 at 3:50 PM
Blank canvas - garden ideas
Hello All, well nothing happened since 2012. We decided to invest on other parts of the house and wait for the children to outgrow the ball and rough and tumble phase. Now we are ready to do...
Hello All, well nothing happened since 2012. We decided to invest on other parts of the house and wait for the children to outgrow the ball and rough and tumble phase. Now we are ready to do this.We want some small evergreen trees and several shrubs/plants to provide variable height and all...
Hello All, well nothing happened since 2012. We decided to invest on other parts of the house and wait for the children to outgrow the ball and rough and tumble phase. Now we are ready to do this.We want some small evergreen trees and several...
Hello All, well nothing happened since 2012. We decided to invest on other parts of the house and wait for the children to outgrow the ball and rough and tumble phase. Now we are ready to do...

Kabous, Feb 18, 2012
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Kabous
Apr 5, 2020 at 3:11 PM
Where can I get Sodium Chlorate?
Good afternoon only my own personal opinnion but to me if a post regardless of its age contains informative and relevant information then it retained for future use
Good afternoon only my own personal opinnion but to me if a post regardless of its age contains informative and relevant information then it retained for future use
Good afternoon only my own personal opinnion but to me if a post regardless of its age contains informative and relevant information then it retained for future use
Good afternoon only my own personal opinnion but to me if a post regardless of its age contains informative and relevant information then it retained for future use
millwall40, Apr 11, 2010 ... 2 3 4
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wiseowl
Apr 4, 2020 at 4:00 PM
Seed Supplier Websites
These are the guys I bought mine from.Grass Seed & Lawn Seeds - UK Supplier - GSS DIRECT LTDThe seed mix is much better than what you get in packets from a garden centre. And being farm...
These are the guys I bought mine from.Grass Seed & Lawn Seeds - UK Supplier - GSS DIRECT LTDThe seed mix is much better than what you get in packets from a garden centre. And being farm suppliers, it looks like they're still running.
These are the guys I bought mine from.Grass Seed & Lawn Seeds - UK Supplier - GSS DIRECT LTDThe seed mix is much better than what you get in packets from a garden centre. And being farm suppliers, it looks like they're still running.
These are the guys I bought mine from.Grass Seed & Lawn Seeds - UK Supplier - GSS DIRECT LTDThe seed mix is much better than what you get in packets from a garden centre. And being farm...
andrews, Apr 3, 2020
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Graham B
Apr 4, 2020 at 1:52 PM
'Eggs' in pond - any idea what they are?
So I decided to sacrifice one and squished it open to see if it was an egg. Alas, no - it's filled with milky substance and nothing else. Yep, I'm pretty sure it's a berry of sorts, not an egg ...
So I decided to sacrifice one and squished it open to see if it was an egg. Alas, no - it's filled with milky substance and nothing else. Yep, I'm pretty sure it's a berry of sorts, not an egg I have a project to redo my pond as it has a leak and I need to empty it and lay a new liner, I'm...
So I decided to sacrifice one and squished it open to see if it was an egg. Alas, no - it's filled with milky substance and nothing else. Yep, I'm pretty sure it's a berry of sorts, not an egg I have a project to redo my pond as it has a leak...
So I decided to sacrifice one and squished it open to see if it was an egg. Alas, no - it's filled with milky substance and nothing else. Yep, I'm pretty sure it's a berry of sorts, not an egg ...
GardeningFin, Apr 2, 2020
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GardeningFin
Apr 4, 2020 at 12:30 PM
PLug Plants Quandry
I think there would be a lot of confused people in the supermarket if Woo did that.
I think there would be a lot of confused people in the supermarket if Woo did that.
I think there would be a lot of confused people in the supermarket if Woo did that.
I think there would be a lot of confused people in the supermarket if Woo did that.
wiseowl, Apr 2, 2020
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