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Hedging plants that love shade, preferably that grow fast and maybe even flowering?
I should have said that Griselinia does flower, but the flowers are insignificant @TheMadHedger!
I should have said that Griselinia does flower, but the flowers are insignificant @TheMadHedger!
I should have said that Griselinia does flower, but the flowers are insignificant @TheMadHedger!
I should have said that Griselinia does flower, but the flowers are insignificant @TheMadHedger!
TheMadHedger
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Mar 19, 2024
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Plantminded
Mar 19, 2024
Best compost mix for alpines?
I watched a gardening programme many moons ago and they washed all the multipurpose compost off the roots from the alpine plants before planting as the compost was too soggy to the stems and the...
I watched a gardening programme many moons ago and they washed all the multipurpose compost off the roots from the alpine plants before planting as the compost was too soggy to the stems and the main roots and would cause rotting over the winter with holding too much water .... and the plants...
I watched a gardening programme many moons ago and they washed all the multipurpose compost off the roots from the alpine plants before planting as the compost was too soggy to the stems and the main roots and would cause rotting over the winter...
I watched a gardening programme many moons ago and they washed all the multipurpose compost off the roots from the alpine plants before planting as the compost was too soggy to the stems and the...
fumanchu
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Mar 18, 2024
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Spruce
Mar 19, 2024
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Location, location location
Love the Buachaille, @fairygirl, it was my first proper winter route.
Love the Buachaille, @fairygirl, it was my first proper winter route.
Love the Buachaille, @fairygirl, it was my first proper winter route.
Love the Buachaille, @fairygirl, it was my first proper winter route.
Punkdoc
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Mar 18, 2024
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Punkdoc
Mar 22, 2024
Acer palmatum - branch dieback
I'll do that. What a relief, it's such a beautiful tree. Thank you!
I'll do that. What a relief, it's such a beautiful tree. Thank you!
I'll do that. What a relief, it's such a beautiful tree. Thank you!
I'll do that. What a relief, it's such a beautiful tree. Thank you!
puschkinia
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Mar 17, 2024
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puschkinia
Mar 18, 2024
Overgrown Pittosporum
That sounds like a Mission Impossible thing @Carrie Carroll ! Dead of night, dressed all in black, digging frantically...
Surely she'd notice the change?
That sounds like a Mission Impossible thing @Carrie Carroll ! Dead of night, dressed all in black, digging frantically...
Surely she'd notice the change?
That sounds like a Mission Impossible thing @Carrie Carroll ! Dead of night, dressed all in black, digging frantically...
Surely she'd notice the change?
That sounds like a Mission Impossible thing @Carrie Carroll ! Dead of night, dressed all in black, digging frantically...
Surely she'd notice the change?
Kyuss
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Mar 16, 2024
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CarolineL
Mar 20, 2024
sea holly wilt
Sea Holly seems to be a common name for eryngiums and it does look like a young eryngium plan um, which are quite commonly found bare root.I think it's to warm and wet, they tend to like good...
Sea Holly seems to be a common name for eryngiums and it does look like a young eryngium plan um, which are quite commonly found bare root.I think it's to warm and wet, they tend to like good drainage and are very drought tolerant because of their deep fleshy taproot. I would follow the...
Sea Holly seems to be a common name for eryngiums and it does look like a young eryngium plan um, which are quite commonly found bare root.I think it's to warm and wet, they tend to like good drainage and are very drought tolerant because of...
Sea Holly seems to be a common name for eryngiums and it does look like a young eryngium plan um, which are quite commonly found bare root.I think it's to warm and wet, they tend to like good...
thriftybri
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Mar 16, 2024
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Thevictorian
Mar 17, 2024
Advice on what to grow (if possible) between these paving slabs.
I'd seriously stick to your original idea of creeping Thyme
Thymus (pseudo?)lanuginosus is a gem. T. prostratus too.
I'd seriously stick to your original idea of creeping Thyme
Thymus (pseudo?)lanuginosus is a gem. T. prostratus too.
I'd seriously stick to your original idea of creeping Thyme
Thymus (pseudo?)lanuginosus is a gem. T. prostratus too.
I'd seriously stick to your original idea of creeping Thyme
Thymus (pseudo?)lanuginosus is a gem. T. prostratus too.
Grays
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Mar 16, 2024
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noisette47
Mar 16, 2024
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Thank you for your warm welcome
Hello and welcome to GC
Hello and welcome to GC
Hello and welcome to GC
Hello and welcome to GC
Tui34
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Mar 15, 2024
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Logan
Mar 16, 2024
Planter Sizes
Ok thank you, will do.
It's all plotting & planning & asking questions just now, but I can get started on the planting at the end of this month. Got some orders coming from Farmer Gracey and the...
Ok thank you, will do.
It's all plotting & planning & asking questions just now, but I can get started on the planting at the end of this month. Got some orders coming from Farmer Gracey and the local plant nursery will have more in by then as well.
Ok thank you, will do.
It's all plotting & planning & asking questions just now, but I can get started on the planting at the end of this month. Got some orders coming from Farmer Gracey and the local plant nursery will have more in by then as...
Ok thank you, will do.
It's all plotting & planning & asking questions just now, but I can get started on the planting at the end of this month. Got some orders coming from Farmer Gracey and the...
fumanchu
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Mar 15, 2024
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fumanchu
Mar 16, 2024
Anyone lost anything surprising this winter?
Some monarda Panorama mix that I grew from seed a couple of years ago seem to have disappeared without trace - not even the dead stems from last year. One is growing (and the dead stems were still...
Some monarda Panorama mix that I grew from seed a couple of years ago seem to have disappeared without trace - not even the dead stems from last year. One is growing (and the dead stems were still attached until I cut them down the other day) but the others, no sign. Sod's law the surviving one...
Some monarda Panorama mix that I grew from seed a couple of years ago seem to have disappeared without trace - not even the dead stems from last year. One is growing (and the dead stems were still attached until I cut them down the other day) but...
Some monarda Panorama mix that I grew from seed a couple of years ago seem to have disappeared without trace - not even the dead stems from last year. One is growing (and the dead stems were still...
Erigeron
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Mar 15, 2024
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JennyJB
Mar 20, 2024
Landscaping fabric for paths - good idea or not?
I hate weed membrane, the slightest disturbance and you cannot get it back down again. Cardboard covered in wood chip is my suggestion. renew every few years
I hate weed membrane, the slightest disturbance and you cannot get it back down again. Cardboard covered in wood chip is my suggestion. renew every few years
I hate weed membrane, the slightest disturbance and you cannot get it back down again. Cardboard covered in wood chip is my suggestion. renew every few years
I hate weed membrane, the slightest disturbance and you cannot get it back down again. Cardboard covered in wood chip is my suggestion. renew every few years
Erigeron
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Mar 15, 2024
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flounder
Mar 17, 2024
Locked
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burnie
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Mar 14, 2024
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Loofah
Mar 27, 2024 at 9:08 AM
Geranium Rozanne but which other varieties are as good or better ?
I think you're right, it needs something prickly and/or twiggy to help support it. Mine has neither nearby, just other slightly floppy plants! I do use a circular plant support around it, which...
I think you're right, it needs something prickly and/or twiggy to help support it. Mine has neither nearby, just other slightly floppy plants! I do use a circular plant support around it, which helps keep it upright.I prefer Johnson's Blue to Rozanne, to be honest. Rozanne is another...
I think you're right, it needs something prickly and/or twiggy to help support it. Mine has neither nearby, just other slightly floppy plants! I do use a circular plant support around it, which helps keep it upright.I prefer Johnson's Blue...
I think you're right, it needs something prickly and/or twiggy to help support it. Mine has neither nearby, just other slightly floppy plants! I do use a circular plant support around it, which...
Spruce
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Mar 12, 2024
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Tinkerton
Mar 19, 2024
Is it easy to block wisteria roots when planted in the ground?
yeah the Kiwi that I have is Jenny but I'm not sure it enjoys being potted in a container.
yeah the Kiwi that I have is Jenny but I'm not sure it enjoys being potted in a container.
yeah the Kiwi that I have is Jenny but I'm not sure it enjoys being potted in a container.
yeah the Kiwi that I have is Jenny but I'm not sure it enjoys being potted in a container.
PhilC
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Mar 11, 2024
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PhilC
Mar 12, 2024
Hardy Geranium Rozanne ... how to propagate....
That's my understanding too- that they're sterile. Division for geraniums is the usual, and easiest method. I'm in a very small minority, as I really dislike it.
That's my understanding too- that they're sterile. Division for geraniums is the usual, and easiest method. I'm in a very small minority, as I really dislike it.
That's my understanding too- that they're sterile. Division for geraniums is the usual, and easiest method. I'm in a very small minority, as I really dislike it.
That's my understanding too- that they're sterile. Division for geraniums is the usual, and easiest method. I'm in a very small minority, as I really dislike it.
Spruce
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Mar 11, 2024
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fairygirl
Mar 24, 2024 at 7:47 AM
New Gardening TV program.
I've been on and off with Tichmarsh's programmes, some I hate and some are OK.Not keen when he starts crawling around the royals, or the garden make over types.
I've been on and off with Tichmarsh's programmes, some I hate and some are OK.Not keen when he starts crawling around the royals, or the garden make over types.
I've been on and off with Tichmarsh's programmes, some I hate and some are OK.Not keen when he starts crawling around the royals, or the garden make over types.
I've been on and off with Tichmarsh's programmes, some I hate and some are OK.Not keen when he starts crawling around the royals, or the garden make over types.
ricky101
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Mar 11, 2024
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pete
Mar 13, 2024
Wooden Coping
My pleasure.To answer your question, I would be inclined to pressure wash with a soft lance (don't use a turbo nozzle) and don't go too close. Follow up with a biocide such as this - and that...
My pleasure.To answer your question, I would be inclined to pressure wash with a soft lance (don't use a turbo nozzle) and don't go too close. Follow up with a biocide such as this - and that should help inhibit recurrence.
My pleasure.To answer your question, I would be inclined to pressure wash with a soft lance (don't use a turbo nozzle) and don't go too close. Follow up with a biocide such as this - and that should help inhibit recurrence.
My pleasure.To answer your question, I would be inclined to pressure wash with a soft lance (don't use a turbo nozzle) and don't go too close. Follow up with a biocide such as this - and that...
Caecius
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Mar 10, 2024
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Fat Controller
Mar 10, 2024
Greenhouse - which is the best in VERY strong winds?
Very smart greenhouses @kindredspirit and @BenCotto I have a Hercules Blenheim which is supposed to be strong. But I wish I'd got one with half walls like you two, as most things I grow in pots...
Very smart greenhouses @kindredspirit and @BenCotto I have a Hercules Blenheim which is supposed to be strong. But I wish I'd got one with half walls like you two, as most things I grow in pots on staging. I once had a hex greenhouse and we had a storm. I only realised it had moved a couple of...
Very smart greenhouses @kindredspirit and @BenCotto I have a Hercules Blenheim which is supposed to be strong. But I wish I'd got one with half walls like you two, as most things I grow in pots on staging. I once had a hex greenhouse and we had...
Very smart greenhouses @kindredspirit and @BenCotto I have a Hercules Blenheim which is supposed to be strong. But I wish I'd got one with half walls like you two, as most things I grow in pots...
TheMadHedger
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Mar 8, 2024
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CarolineL
Mar 14, 2024
Oleria Henry Travis
At least now you have the correct name to go searching.
At least now you have the correct name to go searching.
At least now you have the correct name to go searching.
At least now you have the correct name to go searching.
scottyboy
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Mar 7, 2024
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Palustris
Mar 8, 2024
Daphne
Thank you. I won't disturb the roots then, just tip it out of the pot and straight into a prepared hole in the ground. My soil is deep so it should be fine.
Thank you. I won't disturb the roots then, just tip it out of the pot and straight into a prepared hole in the ground. My soil is deep so it should be fine.
Thank you. I won't disturb the roots then, just tip it out of the pot and straight into a prepared hole in the ground. My soil is deep so it should be fine.
Thank you. I won't disturb the roots then, just tip it out of the pot and straight into a prepared hole in the ground. My soil is deep so it should be fine.
Michael Hewett
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Mar 5, 2024
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Michael Hewett
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