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Whats Looking Good December 2024
It’s not really, it only takes about half an hour to spray all the paving and steps in the back garden with a 5 litre sprayer then you just sit back and leave it, no brushing, scrubbing or hosing...
It’s not really, it only takes about half an hour to spray all the paving and steps in the back garden with a 5 litre sprayer then you just sit back and leave it, no brushing, scrubbing or hosing down needed. It takes 2 to 3 days to see a difference which is why many people get impatient and...
It’s not really, it only takes about half an hour to spray all the paving and steps in the back garden with a 5 litre sprayer then you just sit back and leave it, no brushing, scrubbing or hosing down needed. It takes 2 to 3 days to see a...
It’s not really, it only takes about half an hour to spray all the paving and steps in the back garden with a 5 litre sprayer then you just sit back and leave it, no brushing, scrubbing or hosing...
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Plantminded
Dec 14, 2024 at 5:51 PM
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Show us your purchases 2024
A pile of post on the doorstep Wednesday after been away to sunnier climates , guess what the Chilterns seed catalogue amongst it , yes earlier than last year @NigelJ . I’m good it’s still sitting...
A pile of post on the doorstep Wednesday after been away to sunnier climates , guess what the Chilterns seed catalogue amongst it , yes earlier than last year @NigelJ . I’m good it’s still sitting on the kitchen table UNOPENED.
A pile of post on the doorstep Wednesday after been away to sunnier climates , guess what the Chilterns seed catalogue amongst it , yes earlier than last year @NigelJ . I’m good it’s still sitting on the kitchen table UNOPENED.
A pile of post on the doorstep Wednesday after been away to sunnier climates , guess what the Chilterns seed catalogue amongst it , yes earlier than last year @NigelJ . I’m good it’s still sitting...
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Valleysgirl
Dec 14, 2024 at 7:36 AM
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What are we doing in the garden 2024
I hope they don'tI spent 3 hours in the garden yesterday, weeding, mulching and pruning.Too cold and grey to garden today.
I hope they don'tI spent 3 hours in the garden yesterday, weeding, mulching and pruning.Too cold and grey to garden today.
I hope they don'tI spent 3 hours in the garden yesterday, weeding, mulching and pruning.Too cold and grey to garden today.
I hope they don'tI spent 3 hours in the garden yesterday, weeding, mulching and pruning.Too cold and grey to garden today.
JWK
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Busy-Lizzie
Dec 14, 2024 at 5:07 PM
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Mediterranean / Dry gardening
Another factor in my problem is a thin, shallow, gritty soil with a compacted shale layer only a spades depth below the surface. It puddles in wet weather and it is like watering a sieve in hot...
Another factor in my problem is a thin, shallow, gritty soil with a compacted shale layer only a spades depth below the surface. It puddles in wet weather and it is like watering a sieve in hot dry weather. When I first moved here 20 years ago I planted fruit trees etc. but almost every year we...
Another factor in my problem is a thin, shallow, gritty soil with a compacted shale layer only a spades depth below the surface. It puddles in wet weather and it is like watering a sieve in hot dry weather. When I first moved here 20 years ago I...
Another factor in my problem is a thin, shallow, gritty soil with a compacted shale layer only a spades depth below the surface. It puddles in wet weather and it is like watering a sieve in hot...
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Goldenlily26
Jul 16, 2024
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Struggling Honeysuckle 'American Beauty'
Hello @Kevin Cowans no worries my friendBuy Lonicera x heckrottii Gold Flame (syn American Beauty) Honeysuckle in the UK
Hello @Kevin Cowans no worries my friendBuy Lonicera x heckrottii Gold Flame (syn American Beauty) Honeysuckle in the UK
Hello @Kevin Cowans no worries my friendBuy Lonicera x heckrottii Gold Flame (syn American Beauty) Honeysuckle in the UK
Hello @Kevin Cowans no worries my friendBuy Lonicera x heckrottii Gold Flame (syn American Beauty) Honeysuckle in the UK
Kevin Cowans
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wiseowl
Jun 23, 2022
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Anyone Buying New Seed ?
Thank you, will do
have a good day.
Thank you, will do
have a good day.
Thank you, will do
have a good day.
Thank you, will do
have a good day.
JWK
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Tinkerbelle61
Mar 9, 2022
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Sweetpeas
Same here, the cut-flower value of mine has virtually finished because of greenfly infestation. After many years of growing sweet peas, this has been a very disappointing year in this...
Same here, the cut-flower value of mine has virtually finished because of greenfly infestation. After many years of growing sweet peas, this has been a very disappointing year in this respect.Alas, I'll continue to enjoy them as a garden display for the rest of the season.
Same here, the cut-flower value of mine has virtually finished because of greenfly infestation. After many years of growing sweet peas, this has been a very disappointing year in this respect.Alas, I'll continue to enjoy them as a garden...
Same here, the cut-flower value of mine has virtually finished because of greenfly infestation. After many years of growing sweet peas, this has been a very disappointing year in this...
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Jan 1, 2021
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David K
Aug 27, 2024
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SUPER SALVIAS
stormy pink - from Great DixterJenny namaste
stormy pink - from Great DixterJenny namaste
stormy pink - from Great DixterJenny namaste
stormy pink - from Great DixterJenny namaste
ARMANDII
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Jenny namaste
Jun 13, 2023
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FUCHSIAS
I've had difficulty sourcing decent sized bush fuchsias but fortunately my cuttings are coming on space and should be a good size by the autumn
I've had difficulty sourcing decent sized bush fuchsias but fortunately my cuttings are coming on space and should be a good size by the autumn
I've had difficulty sourcing decent sized bush fuchsias but fortunately my cuttings are coming on space and should be a good size by the autumn
I've had difficulty sourcing decent sized bush fuchsias but fortunately my cuttings are coming on space and should be a good size by the autumn
ARMANDII
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Auricula
Jun 9, 2022
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RECOMMENDED GARDENING/HORTICULTURAL/BOTANICAL BOOKS AND PERSONAL STUDIES INTO THE SUBJECT
There are no long technical treatises on how to do anything connected with gardening but his comments still ring true today. He had a childlike wonder of nature which my grandfather had and...
There are no long technical treatises on how to do anything connected with gardening but his comments still ring true today. He had a childlike wonder of nature which my grandfather had and instilled in me as a child, something I seem to have passed on to my daughter happily, and a naughty sense...
There are no long technical treatises on how to do anything connected with gardening but his comments still ring true today. He had a childlike wonder of nature which my grandfather had and instilled in me as a child, something I seem to have...
There are no long technical treatises on how to do anything connected with gardening but his comments still ring true today. He had a childlike wonder of nature which my grandfather had and...
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Goldenlily26
Aug 1, 2024
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IRIS CHOICE - NEED A HAND FROM THE GANG
You need them all! I need them all! They're magnificent aren't they?
You need them all! I need them all! They're magnificent aren't they?
You need them all! I need them all! They're magnificent aren't they?
You need them all! I need them all! They're magnificent aren't they?
ARMANDII
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May 24, 2020
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Mrs. B.
Apr 6, 2024
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Good Online Nurseries and Plant Sellers
Just ordered some Asters from Bean Place nurseries and was very pleased with them. Clearly young plants but with extremely good root systems (had quite a struggle extracting one from the pot, but...
Just ordered some Asters from Bean Place nurseries and was very pleased with them. Clearly young plants but with extremely good root systems (had quite a struggle extracting one from the pot, but it wasn't "pot bound"). Just under £5 each for a 9cm pot , plus p+p of course.
Just ordered some Asters from Bean Place nurseries and was very pleased with them. Clearly young plants but with extremely good root systems (had quite a struggle extracting one from the pot, but it wasn't "pot bound"). Just under £5 each for a...
Just ordered some Asters from Bean Place nurseries and was very pleased with them. Clearly young plants but with extremely good root systems (had quite a struggle extracting one from the pot, but...
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AnniD
Sep 24, 2024
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Sheds
These are the ones I have here -
These are the ones I have here -
These are the ones I have here -
These are the ones I have here -
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Fat Controller
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Cutting Lawn Edges
Yes, I am not sure why, this dark brown strip of well cured earth, that razor’s edge, are among my favourite sights in the garden. Perhaps because they are such clear(cut) indications of love's...
Yes, I am not sure why, this dark brown strip of well cured earth, that razor’s edge, are among my favourite sights in the garden. Perhaps because they are such clear(cut) indications of love's labour's found.I have now had these metal edges for three years and am happy to report that they...
Yes, I am not sure why, this dark brown strip of well cured earth, that razor’s edge, are among my favourite sights in the garden. Perhaps because they are such clear(cut) indications of love's labour's found.I have now had these metal edges...
Yes, I am not sure why, this dark brown strip of well cured earth, that razor’s edge, are among my favourite sights in the garden. Perhaps because they are such clear(cut) indications of love's...
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LawnAndOrder
Oct 17, 2024
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Dahlia Tuber Planting ?
In 2022, we were walking our regular route to the high street and saw some beautiful red and white dahlias in someone's garden, so I knocked the door and he invited me back in the autumn to get...
In 2022, we were walking our regular route to the high street and saw some beautiful red and white dahlias in someone's garden, so I knocked the door and he invited me back in the autumn to get some tubers. A very kind gardener. I planted those in 2023 and they came up lovely.This year I...
In 2022, we were walking our regular route to the high street and saw some beautiful red and white dahlias in someone's garden, so I knocked the door and he invited me back in the autumn to get some tubers. A very kind gardener. I planted those...
In 2022, we were walking our regular route to the high street and saw some beautiful red and white dahlias in someone's garden, so I knocked the door and he invited me back in the autumn to get...
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David F
Jun 9, 2024
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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
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Verdun
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Know Your Weeds
my friend seems to be having a problem with buttercup weeds in her lawn, how can she get rid of it ? Without damaging the lawn
my friend seems to be having a problem with buttercup weeds in her lawn, how can she get rid of it ? Without damaging the lawn
my friend seems to be having a problem with buttercup weeds in her lawn, how can she get rid of it ? Without damaging the lawn
my friend seems to be having a problem with buttercup weeds in her lawn, how can she get rid of it ? Without damaging the lawn
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Improving clay
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What Plants are people buying today ?
For those of you who have such an independant grower or nursery, please please give them all the encouragement and support that you can. For they are an endangered species. This is especially true...
For those of you who have such an independant grower or nursery, please please give them all the encouragement and support that you can. For they are an endangered species. This is especially true if a long standing family business, for they will likely fall within the grasp of the latest Budget...
For those of you who have such an independant grower or nursery, please please give them all the encouragement and support that you can. For they are an endangered species. This is especially true if a long standing family business, for they will...
For those of you who have such an independant grower or nursery, please please give them all the encouragement and support that you can. For they are an endangered species. This is especially true...
BMX90
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infradig
Dec 14, 2024 at 9:52 AM
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Coffee and grilled walnut cheesecake
I haven't tried but see no reason why not . Jenny namaste
I haven't tried but see no reason why not . Jenny namaste
I haven't tried but see no reason why not . Jenny namaste
I haven't tried but see no reason why not . Jenny namaste
Jenny namaste
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Jenny namaste
Dec 11, 2024 at 12:31 PM
Herbaceous Peony root - planting in very cold weather
It's having them too deep, and in consistently cold wet soil, that's the problem @Wild_Violet , so allowing them to establish in a drier setting at this time of year is best, before planting out...
It's having them too deep, and in consistently cold wet soil, that's the problem @Wild_Violet , so allowing them to establish in a drier setting at this time of year is best, before planting out in better conditions in 6 months time. It then allows good establishment through the drier part of...
It's having them too deep, and in consistently cold wet soil, that's the problem @Wild_Violet , so allowing them to establish in a drier setting at this time of year is best, before planting out in better conditions in 6 months time. It then...
It's having them too deep, and in consistently cold wet soil, that's the problem @Wild_Violet , so allowing them to establish in a drier setting at this time of year is best, before planting out...
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fairygirl
Dec 10, 2024 at 8:01 AM
Alstroemeria Indian Summer
Mine were bought-in plants (they never made it the second year) of about that height, The nurseryman advised support as the top growth was disproportionate to the rootball size. The ones waiting...
Mine were bought-in plants (they never made it the second year) of about that height, The nurseryman advised support as the top growth was disproportionate to the rootball size. The ones waiting to go into their new home have been potted on and are shorter and wider
Must admit that the few...
Mine were bought-in plants (they never made it the second year) of about that height, The nurseryman advised support as the top growth was disproportionate to the rootball size. The ones waiting to go into their new home have been potted on and...
Mine were bought-in plants (they never made it the second year) of about that height, The nurseryman advised support as the top growth was disproportionate to the rootball size. The ones waiting...
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noisette47
Dec 14, 2024 at 10:57 AM
Any suggestions re unsticking plastic flower pots.
Is Black Plastic Recyclable? Here's How to Dispose of It, Properly
Is Black Plastic Recyclable? Here's How to Dispose of It, Properly
Is Black Plastic Recyclable? Here's How to Dispose of It, Properly
Is Black Plastic Recyclable? Here's How to Dispose of It, Properly
hailbopp
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Sheal
Dec 7, 2024
Indoor (House) plants for sale, Wholesale
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Thanks
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Thanks
BMX90
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Nov 29, 2024
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BMX90
Dec 10, 2024 at 10:47 PM
Garden Nursery for Sale
Thank you for sharing,Is anyone selling on here?
Thank you for sharing,Is anyone selling on here?
Thank you for sharing,Is anyone selling on here?
Thank you for sharing,Is anyone selling on here?
BMX90
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Nov 29, 2024
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BMX90
Dec 1, 2024
How to mulch herbaceous perennials
Thanks again for your insight, food for thought.
Thanks again for your insight, food for thought.
Thanks again for your insight, food for thought.
Thanks again for your insight, food for thought.
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Nov 27, 2024
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Mattyp
Nov 30, 2024
Choisya too close to magnolia tree
Thank you for your advice.
Thank you for your advice.
Thank you for your advice.
Thank you for your advice.
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Nov 26, 2024
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cucumber
Nov 26, 2024
Pollarding a Catalpa - Next Stage
That’s very neighbourly of you @pete
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That’s very neighbourly of you @pete
. The rate of growth is quite amazing when it’s cut, I’m wondering whether it might be a silent protest! Thanks for the photos, very impressive
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That’s very neighbourly of you @pete
. The rate of growth is quite amazing when it’s cut, I’m wondering whether it might be a silent protest! Thanks for the photos, very impressive
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That’s very neighbourly of you @pete
. The rate of growth is quite amazing when it’s cut, I’m wondering whether it might be a silent protest! Thanks for the photos, very impressive
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Plantminded
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Nov 26, 2024
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Plantminded
Nov 26, 2024
Ideas for a substantial stake of some kind
I have shallow soil in places, most of the rock breaks up if you hit it hard enough with a pick and if you have an edge you can lever it up in sheets, there is also soil and roots between the...
I have shallow soil in places, most of the rock breaks up if you hit it hard enough with a pick and if you have an edge you can lever it up in sheets, there is also soil and roots between the sheets. In other places there are seams of metamorphic limestone smooth, gloss and absolutely solid and...
I have shallow soil in places, most of the rock breaks up if you hit it hard enough with a pick and if you have an edge you can lever it up in sheets, there is also soil and roots between the sheets. In other places there are seams of metamorphic...
I have shallow soil in places, most of the rock breaks up if you hit it hard enough with a pick and if you have an edge you can lever it up in sheets, there is also soil and roots between the...
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Nov 26, 2024
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NigelJ
Nov 26, 2024
Alstroemeria - Winter Care
We have Alstromeria in the ground and in pots. They are quite hardy but the pots can be put under cover or sheltered in the winter if they are new. We just cut off the dead flowers and cut back...
We have Alstromeria in the ground and in pots. They are quite hardy but the pots can be put under cover or sheltered in the winter if they are new. We just cut off the dead flowers and cut back in early Spring. Be careful about transplanting or pulling the stems as the roots tend to be...
We have Alstromeria in the ground and in pots. They are quite hardy but the pots can be put under cover or sheltered in the winter if they are new. We just cut off the dead flowers and cut back in early Spring. Be careful about transplanting...
We have Alstromeria in the ground and in pots. They are quite hardy but the pots can be put under cover or sheltered in the winter if they are new. We just cut off the dead flowers and cut back...
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shiney
Nov 25, 2024
What’s been killed by the frost for you?
I had a friend in Belgium whose bulbs were routinely excavated by local pheasants and a couple of peacocks who'd escaped from home.
I had a friend in Belgium whose bulbs were routinely excavated by local pheasants and a couple of peacocks who'd escaped from home.
I had a friend in Belgium whose bulbs were routinely excavated by local pheasants and a couple of peacocks who'd escaped from home.
I had a friend in Belgium whose bulbs were routinely excavated by local pheasants and a couple of peacocks who'd escaped from home.
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Nov 22, 2024
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Obelix-Vendée
Nov 28, 2024
japanese maple in the wrong position
The acer certainly looks miserable. I think it is starved of moisture and nutrients by the willow. If you are not too attached to the acer, dig a circle around it as big as possible, lift the root...
The acer certainly looks miserable. I think it is starved of moisture and nutrients by the willow. If you are not too attached to the acer, dig a circle around it as big as possible, lift the root ball with as little disturbance as possible and give it to a friend or family member. They are...
The acer certainly looks miserable. I think it is starved of moisture and nutrients by the willow. If you are not too attached to the acer, dig a circle around it as big as possible, lift the root ball with as little disturbance as possible and...
The acer certainly looks miserable. I think it is starved of moisture and nutrients by the willow. If you are not too attached to the acer, dig a circle around it as big as possible, lift the root...
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Goldenlily26
Nov 22, 2024
hyacinthus and tulips - plants or bulbs?
There are lots of suppliers online who will still have bulbs @Javidr, but as said - you may be limited now if you wanted something specific, especially with hyacinths and tulips. You could look...
There are lots of suppliers online who will still have bulbs @Javidr, but as said - you may be limited now if you wanted something specific, especially with hyacinths and tulips. You could look at F. Gracy, as mentioned, plus Nyssens, Avon, GeeTee and Broadleigh.I've often picked up bits and...
There are lots of suppliers online who will still have bulbs @Javidr, but as said - you may be limited now if you wanted something specific, especially with hyacinths and tulips. You could look at F. Gracy, as mentioned, plus Nyssens, Avon,...
There are lots of suppliers online who will still have bulbs @Javidr, but as said - you may be limited now if you wanted something specific, especially with hyacinths and tulips. You could look...
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Nov 17, 2024
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fairygirl
Nov 19, 2024
arch for wisteria
Blimey! Once a Wisteria gets going, one is plenty. Having two or more is asking for Javidr to disappear without trace, strangled in his own personal jungle
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Blimey! Once a Wisteria gets going, one is plenty. Having two or more is asking for Javidr to disappear without trace, strangled in his own personal jungle
. Although the natural tendency of climbers is to twine upwards, the shoots of Wisteria are long and flexible enough to tie in to a support....
Blimey! Once a Wisteria gets going, one is plenty. Having two or more is asking for Javidr to disappear without trace, strangled in his own personal jungle
. Although the natural tendency of climbers is to twine upwards, the shoots of Wisteria...
Blimey! Once a Wisteria gets going, one is plenty. Having two or more is asking for Javidr to disappear without trace, strangled in his own personal jungle
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Javidr
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Nov 17, 2024
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noisette47
Nov 18, 2024
How much will you miss outdoor gardening in the next few months?
This old article may answer your question LAO ...II don't know about Seville oranges, but I live in orange country here and they appear to fruit in three years after planting about one meter...
This old article may answer your question LAO ...II don't know about Seville oranges, but I live in orange country here and they appear to fruit in three years after planting about one meter tall.
This old article may answer your question LAO ...II don't know about Seville oranges, but I live in orange country here and they appear to fruit in three years after planting about one meter tall.
This old article may answer your question LAO ...II don't know about Seville oranges, but I live in orange country here and they appear to fruit in three years after planting about one meter...
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Nov 17, 2024
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Victoria
Dec 14, 2024 at 2:08 PM
Planting a Bare Root Rose
I've planted lots of roses in my garden in France and I don't use mycorrhizal fungi because they don't sell it anywhere near me. I dig a large hole and mix in a lot of compost, as I have heavy...
I've planted lots of roses in my garden in France and I don't use mycorrhizal fungi because they don't sell it anywhere near me. I dig a large hole and mix in a lot of compost, as I have heavy clay, and blood and bone, French version doesn't have fish. I bury the graft. I've had good results.
I've planted lots of roses in my garden in France and I don't use mycorrhizal fungi because they don't sell it anywhere near me. I dig a large hole and mix in a lot of compost, as I have heavy clay, and blood and bone, French version doesn't have...
I've planted lots of roses in my garden in France and I don't use mycorrhizal fungi because they don't sell it anywhere near me. I dig a large hole and mix in a lot of compost, as I have heavy...
Plantminded
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Busy-Lizzie
Nov 16, 2024
Heuchera raising
They will be fine in this mild spell. Most of mine are flowering like there's no tomorrow here!
They will be fine in this mild spell. Most of mine are flowering like there's no tomorrow here!
They will be fine in this mild spell. Most of mine are flowering like there's no tomorrow here!
They will be fine in this mild spell. Most of mine are flowering like there's no tomorrow here!
Meomye
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Recommendations for Ornamental Grass
Yes - a sibirica or an ensata Iris - both are ideal for the side of a pond. Ensata is a water Iris, so is also ideal if it's very wet. Many varieties of both types though. Libertia is a good...
Yes - a sibirica or an ensata Iris - both are ideal for the side of a pond. Ensata is a water Iris, so is also ideal if it's very wet. Many varieties of both types though. Libertia is a good shout, although I find L. grandiflora a but dull. There are gold varieties, but they can be hard to keep...
Yes - a sibirica or an ensata Iris - both are ideal for the side of a pond. Ensata is a water Iris, so is also ideal if it's very wet. Many varieties of both types though. Libertia is a good shout, although I find L. grandiflora a but dull....
Yes - a sibirica or an ensata Iris - both are ideal for the side of a pond. Ensata is a water Iris, so is also ideal if it's very wet. Many varieties of both types though. Libertia is a good...
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