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  2. shiney
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    What's Looking Good in July 2024

    Leucanthemum, this was a tiny plant from the Car Boot sale last year.Sidalcea "Party Girl"BorageTwo different fuchsias growing close together
    Leucanthemum, this was a tiny plant from the Car Boot sale last year.Sidalcea "Party Girl"BorageTwo different fuchsias growing close together
    Leucanthemum, this was a tiny plant from the Car Boot sale last year.Sidalcea "Party Girl"BorageTwo different fuchsias growing close together
    Leucanthemum, this was a tiny plant from the Car Boot sale last year.Sidalcea "Party Girl"BorageTwo different fuchsias growing close together
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  3. JWK
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    Show us your purchases 2024

    Isn't it strange? I can't grow Alstroemeria Indian Summer for toffee, but psitticana is romping away.... My Zanthoxylum (whichever species it was) got the chop yesterday. It was dying by inches,...
    Isn't it strange? I can't grow Alstroemeria Indian Summer for toffee, but psitticana is romping away.... My Zanthoxylum (whichever species it was) got the chop yesterday. It was dying by inches, probably another casualty of the wet winter. Having decided that i don't like the flavour of...
    Isn't it strange? I can't grow Alstroemeria Indian Summer for toffee, but psitticana is romping away.... My Zanthoxylum (whichever species it was) got the chop yesterday. It was dying by inches, probably another casualty of the wet winter....
    Isn't it strange? I can't grow Alstroemeria Indian Summer for toffee, but psitticana is romping away.... My Zanthoxylum (whichever species it was) got the chop yesterday. It was dying by inches,...
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    noisette47
    Jul 25, 2024 at 10:28 PM
  4. JWK
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    What are we doing in the garden 2024

    Quite likely :whistle:. Can't see it from here :noidea:
    Quite likely :whistle:. Can't see it from here :noidea:
    Quite likely :whistle:. Can't see it from here :noidea:
    Quite likely :whistle:. Can't see it from here :noidea:
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    shiney
    Jul 27, 2024 at 9:02 AM
  5. ChrisM6
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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...
    ChrisM6, May 25, 2023 ... 5 6 7
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    Goldenlily26
    Jul 16, 2024
  6. shiney
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    Cat Deterrents

    Please Read This Thread First:-Cat Deterrent Talk.? All post of this nature in this thread only.. Humane talk only please.! 2022
    Please Read This Thread First:-Cat Deterrent Talk.? All post of this nature in this thread only.. Humane talk only please.! 2022
    Please Read This Thread First:-Cat Deterrent Talk.? All post of this nature in this thread only.. Humane talk only please.! 2022
    Please Read This Thread First:-Cat Deterrent Talk.? All post of this nature in this thread only.. Humane talk only please.! 2022
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  7. Kevin Cowans
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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, Jun 5, 2022
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    wiseowl
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  8. JWK
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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, Dec 22, 2021 ... 8 9 10
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  9. ARMANDII
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    Sweetpeas

    Gorgeous!
    Gorgeous!
    Gorgeous!
    Gorgeous!
    ARMANDII, Jan 1, 2021 ... 3 4 5
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  10. ARMANDII
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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
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    ARMANDII, Jan 1, 2021 ... 3 4 5
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    Jenny namaste
    Jun 13, 2023
  11. ARMANDII
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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, Jan 1, 2021 ... 3 4 5
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    Jun 9, 2022
  12. ARMANDII
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    RECOMMENDED GARDENING/HORTICULTURAL/BOTANICAL BOOKS AND PERSONAL STUDIES INTO THE SUBJECT

    Now then. So we have opened up a bit about our books etc. Now then. I am approaching a kind of special time of the gardening year to me. I wonder if anyone cares to share their thoughts,...
    Now then. So we have opened up a bit about our books etc. Now then. I am approaching a kind of special time of the gardening year to me. I wonder if anyone cares to share their thoughts, experiences and memories. To help set the scene. For those who have perhaps lived through an era, and...
    Now then. So we have opened up a bit about our books etc. Now then. I am approaching a kind of special time of the gardening year to me. I wonder if anyone cares to share their thoughts, experiences and memories. To help set the scene. For...
    Now then. So we have opened up a bit about our books etc. Now then. I am approaching a kind of special time of the gardening year to me. I wonder if anyone cares to share their thoughts,...
    ARMANDII, Oct 5, 2020 ... 2
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  13. ARMANDII
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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, May 24, 2020 ... 2
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    Mrs. B.
    Apr 6, 2024
  14. Redwing
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    Good Online Nurseries and Plant Sellers

    Yes I've had them replace a really tiny Hosta bare root they sent out last year, as it happens the original one did survive so ended up with two. Zero complaints from me...just sad not to be able...
    Yes I've had them replace a really tiny Hosta bare root they sent out last year, as it happens the original one did survive so ended up with two. Zero complaints from me...just sad not to be able to buy anything this year as don't want to add even more plants to our move :)
    Yes I've had them replace a really tiny Hosta bare root they sent out last year, as it happens the original one did survive so ended up with two. Zero complaints from me...just sad not to be able to buy anything this year as don't want to add...
    Yes I've had them replace a really tiny Hosta bare root they sent out last year, as it happens the original one did survive so ended up with two. Zero complaints from me...just sad not to be able...
    Redwing, Aug 1, 2019 ... 4 5 6
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    amancalledgeorge
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  15. Fat Controller
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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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  16. shiney
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    Cutting Lawn Edges

    Of course, if Bulldog did make them, the quality would be better, and they might even give away a bag of Uncle Joes as a promotional offer! :snork:
    Of course, if Bulldog did make them, the quality would be better, and they might even give away a bag of Uncle Joes as a promotional offer! :snork:
    Of course, if Bulldog did make them, the quality would be better, and they might even give away a bag of Uncle Joes as a promotional offer! :snork:
    Of course, if Bulldog did make them, the quality would be better, and they might even give away a bag of Uncle Joes as a promotional offer! :snork:
    shiney, Mar 15, 2017
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    Mar 17, 2017
  17. HarryS
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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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  18. JWK
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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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  19. HarryS
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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 :spinning:
    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 :spinning:
    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 :spinning:
    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 :spinning:
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  20. PeterS
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    Improving clay

    Cool
    Cool
    Cool
    Cool
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  22. RoisinMcGuire

    Can someone enlighten me about bulbs? (Warning: Spring Post!)

    You can certainly lift and store them, but that's also quite difficult as they can be a bit hit and miss if you don't have perfect conditions for that. It's easier to have them in separate pots...
    You can certainly lift and store them, but that's also quite difficult as they can be a bit hit and miss if you don't have perfect conditions for that. It's easier to have them in separate pots which you can then protect from the worst weather to prevent waterlogging, and if they're some of...
    You can certainly lift and store them, but that's also quite difficult as they can be a bit hit and miss if you don't have perfect conditions for that. It's easier to have them in separate pots which you can then protect from the worst weather...
    You can certainly lift and store them, but that's also quite difficult as they can be a bit hit and miss if you don't have perfect conditions for that. It's easier to have them in separate pots...
    RoisinMcGuire, Jul 24, 2024 at 9:29 PM ... 2
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    fairygirl
    Jul 26, 2024 at 9:06 AM
  23. R1ch4rd

    Tree Selection Advice

    If it's a totally enclosed container, as opposed to one that's open to the ground, it's certainly a bit small for most large shrubs/trees, so bigger will always be better for the health of any...
    If it's a totally enclosed container, as opposed to one that's open to the ground, it's certainly a bit small for most large shrubs/trees, so bigger will always be better for the health of any plant you choose. The mix it's in will have to be suitable too - a good soil based one, or just soil,...
    If it's a totally enclosed container, as opposed to one that's open to the ground, it's certainly a bit small for most large shrubs/trees, so bigger will always be better for the health of any plant you choose. The mix it's in will have to be...
    If it's a totally enclosed container, as opposed to one that's open to the ground, it's certainly a bit small for most large shrubs/trees, so bigger will always be better for the health of any...
    R1ch4rd, Jul 23, 2024 at 4:37 PM ... 2
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    fairygirl
    Jul 25, 2024 at 8:10 AM
  24. R1ch4rd

    Bamboo - Should I be worried?

    If there isn't any photosynthesis then the plant will not be able to survive, so cutting off any new growth is the solution. The problem with that is if it springs up somewhere that you can't get...
    If there isn't any photosynthesis then the plant will not be able to survive, so cutting off any new growth is the solution. The problem with that is if it springs up somewhere that you can't get to or in someone else's garden.
    If there isn't any photosynthesis then the plant will not be able to survive, so cutting off any new growth is the solution. The problem with that is if it springs up somewhere that you can't get to or in someone else's garden.
    If there isn't any photosynthesis then the plant will not be able to survive, so cutting off any new growth is the solution. The problem with that is if it springs up somewhere that you can't get...
    R1ch4rd, Jul 23, 2024 at 4:05 PM
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    Thevictorian
    Jul 24, 2024 at 9:58 AM
  25. BB3
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    Plants that used to be naff

    Good way of putting it. :biggrin:
    Good way of putting it. :biggrin:
    Good way of putting it. :biggrin:
    Good way of putting it. :biggrin:
    BB3, Jul 22, 2024 at 6:51 PM ... 2 3
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    ViewAhead
    Jul 25, 2024 at 11:52 AM
  26. On the Levels
    Friendly x 17

    A difficult day

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    DiggersJo
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  27. Daniel Harden

    Tree looks infected (Need Advice)

    We regularly get pigeons nesting in our tree and the only issue is the occasional snapped branched and a whole lot of crap. The leaves below the nest get properly boulder dashed and look similar...
    We regularly get pigeons nesting in our tree and the only issue is the occasional snapped branched and a whole lot of crap. The leaves below the nest get properly boulder dashed and look similar to your picture. It does no harm and probably benefits the tree with some free fertiliser.
    We regularly get pigeons nesting in our tree and the only issue is the occasional snapped branched and a whole lot of crap. The leaves below the nest get properly boulder dashed and look similar to your picture. It does no harm and probably...
    We regularly get pigeons nesting in our tree and the only issue is the occasional snapped branched and a whole lot of crap. The leaves below the nest get properly boulder dashed and look similar...
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  28. Lil_Dee

    New Bay tree roots sticking up out of the soil in it's container

    Wow... thank you all for the great advice, the removal tips you all have given me are diamond.
    Wow... thank you all for the great advice, the removal tips you all have given me are diamond.
    Wow... thank you all for the great advice, the removal tips you all have given me are diamond.
    Wow... thank you all for the great advice, the removal tips you all have given me are diamond.
    Lil_Dee, Jul 18, 2024
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  29. InTheMoors

    Cucumber Query

    Thanks everyone. I've certainly learned something this week!
    Thanks everyone. I've certainly learned something this week!
    Thanks everyone. I've certainly learned something this week!
    Thanks everyone. I've certainly learned something this week!
    InTheMoors, Jul 17, 2024
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    InTheMoors
    Jul 19, 2024
  30. Goblinquartz

    Virginia creeper looking dead

    I'd never attempt to grow one in a pot, for the reason given. You'd need a very, very big container to keep it happy enough to thrive well. If you made a purpose built bed for it, that would be...
    I'd never attempt to grow one in a pot, for the reason given. You'd need a very, very big container to keep it happy enough to thrive well. If you made a purpose built bed for it, that would be different, but then you'd have to dig it out of the existing site for replanting and that could be...
    I'd never attempt to grow one in a pot, for the reason given. You'd need a very, very big container to keep it happy enough to thrive well. If you made a purpose built bed for it, that would be different, but then you'd have to dig it out of the...
    I'd never attempt to grow one in a pot, for the reason given. You'd need a very, very big container to keep it happy enough to thrive well. If you made a purpose built bed for it, that would be...
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    fairygirl
    Jul 25, 2024 at 8:40 AM
  31. TheMadHedger

    Garden Furniture - who makes high quality wood furniture?

    Thanks for the suggestions, I'll have another hunt around based on those.
    Thanks for the suggestions, I'll have another hunt around based on those.
    Thanks for the suggestions, I'll have another hunt around based on those.
    Thanks for the suggestions, I'll have another hunt around based on those.
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  32. Foxwillow

    When to lift Iris and Agapanthus

    Thanks @Pete8
    Thanks @Pete8
    Thanks @Pete8
    Thanks @Pete8
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    Foxwillow
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  33. Grays

    What to do with this Forsythia, which is coming over.

    Pruned or not, cytisus are short lived shrubs and very dull for about 50 weeks of the year so I would concentrate your efforts on sorting out the forsythia which flowers a wee mite longer. Take...
    Pruned or not, cytisus are short lived shrubs and very dull for about 50 weeks of the year so I would concentrate your efforts on sorting out the forsythia which flowers a wee mite longer. Take out any branches going the wrong way so that you are left with a manageable set of stumps.They...
    Pruned or not, cytisus are short lived shrubs and very dull for about 50 weeks of the year so I would concentrate your efforts on sorting out the forsythia which flowers a wee mite longer. Take out any branches going the wrong way so that you...
    Pruned or not, cytisus are short lived shrubs and very dull for about 50 weeks of the year so I would concentrate your efforts on sorting out the forsythia which flowers a wee mite longer. Take...
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    Obelix-Vendée
    Jul 17, 2024
  34. Pink678

    Snapdragons and Verbena - what to do now

    Ah that's so helpful JennyJB, thanks ever so much! I'm going to go out and do it now.
    Ah that's so helpful JennyJB, thanks ever so much! I'm going to go out and do it now.
    Ah that's so helpful JennyJB, thanks ever so much! I'm going to go out and do it now.
    Ah that's so helpful JennyJB, thanks ever so much! I'm going to go out and do it now.
    Pink678, Jul 15, 2024
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  35. LeadFarmer

    Cutting back Amelanchier tree?

    If you thin out about 1/3 of the oldest stems every few years (cut right back to the ground) then new stems will appear. That way you can keep it fresh. You can prune them back too - they are...
    If you thin out about 1/3 of the oldest stems every few years (cut right back to the ground) then new stems will appear. That way you can keep it fresh. You can prune them back too - they are tough shrubs.
    If you thin out about 1/3 of the oldest stems every few years (cut right back to the ground) then new stems will appear. That way you can keep it fresh. You can prune them back too - they are tough shrubs.
    If you thin out about 1/3 of the oldest stems every few years (cut right back to the ground) then new stems will appear. That way you can keep it fresh. You can prune them back too - they are...
    LeadFarmer, Jul 14, 2024
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    Pete8
    Jul 14, 2024
  36. trogre

    Fuchsia leaves

    That worked for me too. I hacked it down to the ankles but never got around to digging it out. It came back perfectly healthy. The benefits of being an idle gardener. PS. Clean your secateurs...
    That worked for me too. I hacked it down to the ankles but never got around to digging it out. It came back perfectly healthy. The benefits of being an idle gardener. PS. Clean your secateurs before you touch another fuchsia or you'll spread it
    That worked for me too. I hacked it down to the ankles but never got around to digging it out. It came back perfectly healthy. The benefits of being an idle gardener. PS. Clean your secateurs before you touch another fuchsia or you'll spread it
    That worked for me too. I hacked it down to the ankles but never got around to digging it out. It came back perfectly healthy. The benefits of being an idle gardener. PS. Clean your secateurs...
    trogre, Jul 13, 2024
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    BB3
    Jul 13, 2024
  37. InTheMoors

    Any ideas please

    I'd not thought of this and you might be right. We have three small water features in out garden and have always had a lot of frogs, who eat loads of slugs and snails. Thinking about it we...
    I'd not thought of this and you might be right. We have three small water features in out garden and have always had a lot of frogs, who eat loads of slugs and snails. Thinking about it we haven't seen many frogs this year, nor was there much frogspawn in the ponds.Time for a rethink on how...
    I'd not thought of this and you might be right. We have three small water features in out garden and have always had a lot of frogs, who eat loads of slugs and snails. Thinking about it we haven't seen many frogs this year, nor was there much...
    I'd not thought of this and you might be right. We have three small water features in out garden and have always had a lot of frogs, who eat loads of slugs and snails. Thinking about it we...
    InTheMoors, Jul 12, 2024
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    InTheMoors
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  38. noisette47

    Orange or red-flowered climber suggestions

    Phew I won't need to move it then.
    Phew I won't need to move it then.
    Phew I won't need to move it then.
    Phew I won't need to move it then.
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    NigelJ
    Jul 11, 2024
  39. Cornsquashandy

    Butternut squash plants not growing

    My Water melons are growing and have been since I planted them out, I think there could be a bit more going on rather than just temperature TBH.I see water melon as fairly tender, possibly more...
    My Water melons are growing and have been since I planted them out, I think there could be a bit more going on rather than just temperature TBH.I see water melon as fairly tender, possibly more tender than squash? Its not been getting as low as 10 c overnight here though for any length of...
    My Water melons are growing and have been since I planted them out, I think there could be a bit more going on rather than just temperature TBH.I see water melon as fairly tender, possibly more tender than squash? Its not been getting as low as...
    My Water melons are growing and have been since I planted them out, I think there could be a bit more going on rather than just temperature TBH.I see water melon as fairly tender, possibly more...
    Cornsquashandy, Jul 9, 2024
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    pete
    Jul 11, 2024
  40. Grays

    Is it the end of the line for this sad fuschia?

    Vine weevil? Possibly a bit early in the season for grubs but if the plant was hot-house raised, the life cycle may be earlier than normal. Is the plant firmly anchored in the soil?
    Vine weevil? Possibly a bit early in the season for grubs but if the plant was hot-house raised, the life cycle may be earlier than normal. Is the plant firmly anchored in the soil?
    Vine weevil? Possibly a bit early in the season for grubs but if the plant was hot-house raised, the life cycle may be earlier than normal. Is the plant firmly anchored in the soil?
    Vine weevil? Possibly a bit early in the season for grubs but if the plant was hot-house raised, the life cycle may be earlier than normal. Is the plant firmly anchored in the soil?
    Grays, Jul 8, 2024
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    Ezzie
    Jul 8, 2024
  41. eddybaby

    I KNOW IT LOOKS A BIT LIKE PAUL THE OCTOPUS

    Yes I wondered if that might be the case hence why I was reluctant to snip them all off immediately. Thank you for the advice :spinning:
    Yes I wondered if that might be the case hence why I was reluctant to snip them all off immediately. Thank you for the advice :spinning:
    Yes I wondered if that might be the case hence why I was reluctant to snip them all off immediately. Thank you for the advice :spinning:
    Yes I wondered if that might be the case hence why I was reluctant to snip them all off immediately. Thank you for the advice :spinning:
    eddybaby, Jul 7, 2024
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    eddybaby
    Jul 9, 2024
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