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  1. BB3

    Sage .

    I'd use cider @BB3 Easy to make Herbal Vinegars - Studio Botanica
    I'd use cider @BB3 Easy to make Herbal Vinegars - Studio Botanica
    I'd use cider @BB3 Easy to make Herbal Vinegars - Studio Botanica
    I'd use cider @BB3 Easy to make Herbal Vinegars - Studio Botanica
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  2. TomatoLover91

    Spent Allium Pot

    I’ve just removed mine from their ‘nice’ pots and put them in a big plastic pot behind my Phlox so I can still see the heads and not the tatty foliage. The ‘nice’ pots will receive some...
    I’ve just removed mine from their ‘nice’ pots and put them in a big plastic pot behind my Phlox so I can still see the heads and not the tatty foliage. The ‘nice’ pots will receive some strawflowers or sunflowers next month, then the allium bulbs can go back in the Autumn.
    I’ve just removed mine from their ‘nice’ pots and put them in a big plastic pot behind my Phlox so I can still see the heads and not the tatty foliage. The ‘nice’ pots will receive some strawflowers or sunflowers next month, then the allium bulbs...
    I’ve just removed mine from their ‘nice’ pots and put them in a big plastic pot behind my Phlox so I can still see the heads and not the tatty foliage. The ‘nice’ pots will receive some...
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  3. Steve W

    Who Influences You

    See, I always knew I liked you....
    See, I always knew I liked you....
    See, I always knew I liked you....
    See, I always knew I liked you....
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  4. MrHappyDays

    Drying out daff and tulip bulbs

    It depends on whether you want to plant them next year for flower display or put them out in a wild part. I was eyeing my tulip remains and have decided to empty the containers and put the bulbs...
    It depends on whether you want to plant them next year for flower display or put them out in a wild part. I was eyeing my tulip remains and have decided to empty the containers and put the bulbs on the compost heap as they never perform well after the first year for me. I am going to replenish...
    It depends on whether you want to plant them next year for flower display or put them out in a wild part. I was eyeing my tulip remains and have decided to empty the containers and put the bulbs on the compost heap as they never perform well...
    It depends on whether you want to plant them next year for flower display or put them out in a wild part. I was eyeing my tulip remains and have decided to empty the containers and put the bulbs...
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  5. Kevin Cowans

    Topping up Soil Level in a Herbaceous Border

    Just a footnote, always try a small bag etc of the Topsoil you are looking to buy as some can be quiet poor, being little more than sand with some darker coloured muck .A possilbe alternative...
    Just a footnote, always try a small bag etc of the Topsoil you are looking to buy as some can be quiet poor, being little more than sand with some darker coloured muck .A possilbe alternative way to get a larger volume of top soil, would be to have a 1 tonne bag dropped onto your front drive...
    Just a footnote, always try a small bag etc of the Topsoil you are looking to buy as some can be quiet poor, being little more than sand with some darker coloured muck .A possilbe alternative way to get a larger volume of top soil, would be to...
    Just a footnote, always try a small bag etc of the Topsoil you are looking to buy as some can be quiet poor, being little more than sand with some darker coloured muck .A possilbe alternative...
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  6. Grays

    Zinnia seedlings.

    I would 'pinch' them;remove the central growing tip. this will stimulate growth of side shoots to provide more bushy plants which will stand up better. Also, if you have space, move half the pots...
    I would 'pinch' them;remove the central growing tip. this will stimulate growth of side shoots to provide more bushy plants which will stand up better. Also, if you have space, move half the pots leaving a pot sized gap between them. This will give the plants more light to develop. also a liquid...
    I would 'pinch' them;remove the central growing tip. this will stimulate growth of side shoots to provide more bushy plants which will stand up better. Also, if you have space, move half the pots leaving a pot sized gap between them. This will...
    I would 'pinch' them;remove the central growing tip. this will stimulate growth of side shoots to provide more bushy plants which will stand up better. Also, if you have space, move half the pots...
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  7. Nickoslesteros

    Too soon to renovation prune this viburnum?

    I like to follow up on these threads when I've been helped out , and obviously there is a lot of waiting involves with gardening, it means opening old threads.Look at the difference following...
    I like to follow up on these threads when I've been helped out , and obviously there is a lot of waiting involves with gardening, it means opening old threads.Look at the difference following advice made. A great mulch last year, a prune a few months back and a fish blood and bone feed. And...
    I like to follow up on these threads when I've been helped out , and obviously there is a lot of waiting involves with gardening, it means opening old threads.Look at the difference following advice made. A great mulch last year, a prune a few...
    I like to follow up on these threads when I've been helped out , and obviously there is a lot of waiting involves with gardening, it means opening old threads.Look at the difference following...
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  8. Michael Hewett

    Thyme

    Thank you @Selleri I think maybe taking cuttings would be best then
    Thank you @Selleri I think maybe taking cuttings would be best then
    Thank you @Selleri I think maybe taking cuttings would be best then
    Thank you @Selleri I think maybe taking cuttings would be best then
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  9. Pete8

    ID for wild shrub please

    This looks a possible match -I'm not overly concerned what the exact variety is, but I've seen it flowering in Spring for several years and always wondered what it was. Nothing like the usual...
    This looks a possible match -I'm not overly concerned what the exact variety is, but I've seen it flowering in Spring for several years and always wondered what it was. Nothing like the usual hawthorn leaves, but identical flowers
    This looks a possible match -I'm not overly concerned what the exact variety is, but I've seen it flowering in Spring for several years and always wondered what it was. Nothing like the usual hawthorn leaves, but identical flowers
    This looks a possible match -I'm not overly concerned what the exact variety is, but I've seen it flowering in Spring for several years and always wondered what it was. Nothing like the usual...
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  10. Adam I

    Soil not absorbing water

    The tiny amount of washing up liquid needed - literally just 3-4 drops in 10L will dilute any harsh chemicals. I use shower gel on the very rare occasions I've needed a wetting agent - it contains...
    The tiny amount of washing up liquid needed - literally just 3-4 drops in 10L will dilute any harsh chemicals. I use shower gel on the very rare occasions I've needed a wetting agent - it contains fewer harsh chemicals - but you still only need a miniscule amount. Don't use a shower gel that...
    The tiny amount of washing up liquid needed - literally just 3-4 drops in 10L will dilute any harsh chemicals. I use shower gel on the very rare occasions I've needed a wetting agent - it contains fewer harsh chemicals - but you still only need a...
    The tiny amount of washing up liquid needed - literally just 3-4 drops in 10L will dilute any harsh chemicals. I use shower gel on the very rare occasions I've needed a wetting agent - it contains...
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  11. AnniD

    Dahlia "Bishop's Children" in pots

    I've been growing them for years. The size and colour can be very variable. Year 1 I've had them get to between about 1ft and 2ft By year 4 they're about 4-5ftMost colours are vibrant and...
    I've been growing them for years. The size and colour can be very variable. Year 1 I've had them get to between about 1ft and 2ft By year 4 they're about 4-5ftMost colours are vibrant and tropical but some will just be a creamy white. Most are single flowered but some doubles appear too.
    I've been growing them for years. The size and colour can be very variable. Year 1 I've had them get to between about 1ft and 2ft By year 4 they're about 4-5ftMost colours are vibrant and tropical but some will just be a creamy white. Most are...
    I've been growing them for years. The size and colour can be very variable. Year 1 I've had them get to between about 1ft and 2ft By year 4 they're about 4-5ftMost colours are vibrant and...
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  12. Purple Streaks

    Sowing seed and achieving results with ornamental grasses

    The first year of sowing seed of ornamental grasses I achieved some beautiful results given several clumps away too . Now I have huge clumps .I have tried several times since to grow...
    The first year of sowing seed of ornamental grasses I achieved some beautiful results given several clumps away too . Now I have huge clumps .I have tried several times since to grow different ones from seed but without any germinating Think i need help , any :help: out their please ? :scratch: :scratch:
    The first year of sowing seed of ornamental grasses I achieved some beautiful results given several clumps away too . Now I have huge clumps .I have tried several times since to grow different ones from seed but without any germinating...
    The first year of sowing seed of ornamental grasses I achieved some beautiful results given several clumps away too . Now I have huge clumps .I have tried several times since to grow...
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  13. james_uk

    Do i need a non return valve on my outside tap for a pressure washer?

    You can buy a non-return valve that screws on to the tap (where the push-fit attachment is), then the push-fit screws on to the other end of the valve.This sort of thing but check whether you...
    You can buy a non-return valve that screws on to the tap (where the push-fit attachment is), then the push-fit screws on to the other end of the valve.This sort of thing but check whether you need a 22mm or a 15mm one.
    You can buy a non-return valve that screws on to the tap (where the push-fit attachment is), then the push-fit screws on to the other end of the valve.This sort of thing but check whether you need a 22mm or a 15mm one.
    You can buy a non-return valve that screws on to the tap (where the push-fit attachment is), then the push-fit screws on to the other end of the valve.This sort of thing but check whether you...
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  14. MrHappyDays

    What';s this caused by?

    Hi. No it was multipurpose.
    Hi. No it was multipurpose.
    Hi. No it was multipurpose.
    Hi. No it was multipurpose.
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  15. Jack Sparrow

    Out of control climber

    Hi Jack, long time no hear.Mine throws too thick and gets woody, dead branches. It is always cut back severely and grows back very quickly.
    Hi Jack, long time no hear.Mine throws too thick and gets woody, dead branches. It is always cut back severely and grows back very quickly.
    Hi Jack, long time no hear.Mine throws too thick and gets woody, dead branches. It is always cut back severely and grows back very quickly.
    Hi Jack, long time no hear.Mine throws too thick and gets woody, dead branches. It is always cut back severely and grows back very quickly.
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  16. Greenfield81

    Lawn advice - evergreen 4in1

    Thanks! It does seem to have killed the weeds and moss, so I’ll give it 6 weeks as you said. Fingers crossed
    Thanks! It does seem to have killed the weeds and moss, so I’ll give it 6 weeks as you said. Fingers crossed
    Thanks! It does seem to have killed the weeds and moss, so I’ll give it 6 weeks as you said. Fingers crossed
    Thanks! It does seem to have killed the weeds and moss, so I’ll give it 6 weeks as you said. Fingers crossed
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  17. Greenfield81

    Viburnum suffering after transplanting

    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    Thank you!
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  18. james_uk

    Because its going to be dry, should i water maricle gro 4in1 straight away?

    Yes @james_uk, water it tonight if you can or early tomorrow morning, while it’s cooler. There will be less waste through evaporation.
    Yes @james_uk, water it tonight if you can or early tomorrow morning, while it’s cooler. There will be less waste through evaporation.
    Yes @james_uk, water it tonight if you can or early tomorrow morning, while it’s cooler. There will be less waste through evaporation.
    Yes @james_uk, water it tonight if you can or early tomorrow morning, while it’s cooler. There will be less waste through evaporation.
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  19. ZeroZero

    Greenhouse, no action.

    When I had to give up driving in 2015 due to my Eyesight I don't visit any garden centres for any bagged compost. I use my own sifted compost mixed with equal parts of Coir, feed and...
    When I had to give up driving in 2015 due to my Eyesight I don't visit any garden centres for any bagged compost. I use my own sifted compost mixed with equal parts of Coir, feed and Perlite, the only problem I have is poor seed contents and of course the UK weather.
    When I had to give up driving in 2015 due to my Eyesight I don't visit any garden centres for any bagged compost. I use my own sifted compost mixed with equal parts of Coir, feed and Perlite, the only problem I have is poor seed contents and of...
    When I had to give up driving in 2015 due to my Eyesight I don't visit any garden centres for any bagged compost. I use my own sifted compost mixed with equal parts of Coir, feed and...
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  20. Michael Hewett

    Identification

    Thank you ...
    Thank you ...
    Thank you ...
    Thank you ...
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