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Very Sad Salvias
Update:Almost there, looks like I got lucky this time!
Update:Almost there, looks like I got lucky this time!
Update:Almost there, looks like I got lucky this time!
Update:Almost there, looks like I got lucky this time!
Februarysgirl
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May 8, 2025
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14
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813
Februarysgirl
May 29, 2025
Mound forming hebes
It's a good doer @Howard Stone. Mine is just starting to flower, which is very early, but we're experiencing the driest, hottest spring on record here, so many plants are further ahead than usual....
It's a good doer @Howard Stone. Mine is just starting to flower, which is very early, but we're experiencing the driest, hottest spring on record here, so many plants are further ahead than usual. It may well normally flower around now further south though. I had 3 in matching pots for a while,...
It's a good doer @Howard Stone. Mine is just starting to flower, which is very early, but we're experiencing the driest, hottest spring on record here, so many plants are further ahead than usual. It may well normally flower around now further...
It's a good doer @Howard Stone. Mine is just starting to flower, which is very early, but we're experiencing the driest, hottest spring on record here, so many plants are further ahead than usual....
Howard Stone
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May 25, 2025
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3
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237
fairygirl
May 28, 2025
Elderberry trees
I make elderberry champagne, cordial and wine. I have noticed the flowers smell quite sweet, it is the foliage that "stinks". Really unpleasant. Whenever I gather the flowers I always see lots of...
I make elderberry champagne, cordial and wine. I have noticed the flowers smell quite sweet, it is the foliage that "stinks". Really unpleasant. Whenever I gather the flowers I always see lots of tiny zzzy things on them as well as bees etc.
I make elderberry champagne, cordial and wine. I have noticed the flowers smell quite sweet, it is the foliage that "stinks". Really unpleasant. Whenever I gather the flowers I always see lots of tiny zzzy things on them as well as bees etc.
I make elderberry champagne, cordial and wine. I have noticed the flowers smell quite sweet, it is the foliage that "stinks". Really unpleasant. Whenever I gather the flowers I always see lots of...
BB3
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May 27, 2025
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4
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179
Goldenlily26
May 28, 2025
Yellow leaves on Photinia
Will do @Howard Stone .
Will do @Howard Stone .
Will do @Howard Stone .
Will do @Howard Stone .
AnniD
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May 21, 2025
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6
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247
AnniD
May 27, 2025
Trollies, dollies and carts.
That sounds interesting!
That sounds interesting!
That sounds interesting!
That sounds interesting!
Howard Stone
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May 25, 2025
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6
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230
Howard Stone
May 26, 2025
Any Baptisia experts out there ?
I got a Baptisia ausralis no expert on them though , I'd be tempted to plant straight out they are immune to slugs when mature which make them a excellent alternative to lupins , no harm potting...
I got a Baptisia ausralis no expert on them though , I'd be tempted to plant straight out they are immune to slugs when mature which make them a excellent alternative to lupins , no harm potting it on if the conditions aren't right yet .I have successfully moved it even though you're not...
I got a Baptisia ausralis no expert on them though , I'd be tempted to plant straight out they are immune to slugs when mature which make them a excellent alternative to lupins , no harm potting it on if the conditions aren't right yet .I have...
I got a Baptisia ausralis no expert on them though , I'd be tempted to plant straight out they are immune to slugs when mature which make them a excellent alternative to lupins , no harm potting...
AnniD
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May 26, 2025
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5
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163
Perki
May 26, 2025
Cosmos cuttings
I have noticed Cosmos rooting from stems that had fallen over before but thought that as annuals they would not grow from cuttings. However this year the snails ate through the stem of one of my...
I have noticed Cosmos rooting from stems that had fallen over before but thought that as annuals they would not grow from cuttings. However this year the snails ate through the stem of one of my young plants so I popped it in some gritty compost and popped a polybag over it and guess what - it...
I have noticed Cosmos rooting from stems that had fallen over before but thought that as annuals they would not grow from cuttings. However this year the snails ate through the stem of one of my young plants so I popped it in some gritty compost...
I have noticed Cosmos rooting from stems that had fallen over before but thought that as annuals they would not grow from cuttings. However this year the snails ate through the stem of one of my...
Baalmaiden
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May 26, 2025
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131
Baalmaiden
May 26, 2025
What type of Heliotrope is this?
Hi @Craigh the Victorians grew named varieties of heliotrope but we seem to have lost them - unless you're lucky and the country house kept theirs going. They are tender perennials, so unless you...
Hi @Craigh the Victorians grew named varieties of heliotrope but we seem to have lost them - unless you're lucky and the country house kept theirs going. They are tender perennials, so unless you live somewhere very mild, it will have to be protected over winter (or just take cuttings). If you...
Hi @Craigh the Victorians grew named varieties of heliotrope but we seem to have lost them - unless you're lucky and the country house kept theirs going. They are tender perennials, so unless you live somewhere very mild, it will have to be...
Hi @Craigh the Victorians grew named varieties of heliotrope but we seem to have lost them - unless you're lucky and the country house kept theirs going. They are tender perennials, so unless you...
Craigh
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May 25, 2025
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1
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148
CarolineL
May 26, 2025
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
BB3
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May 25, 2025
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132
Penny_Forthem
May 25, 2025
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...
TomatoLover91
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May 23, 2025
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2
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198
AuntyRach
May 23, 2025
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....
Steve W
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May 21, 2025
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Fat Controller
May 22, 2025
2 begonia questions
Thanks @pete , Blxxdy fxxes
Thanks @pete , Blxxdy fxxes
Thanks @pete , Blxxdy fxxes
Thanks @pete , Blxxdy fxxes
BB3
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May 21, 2025
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2
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180
BB3
May 21, 2025
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...
MrHappyDays
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May 18, 2025
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5
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226
Goldenlily26
May 19, 2025
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...
Kevin Cowans
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May 17, 2025
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7
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472
ricky101
May 18, 2025
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...
Grays
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May 16, 2025
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4
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328
infradig
May 17, 2025
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...
Nickoslesteros
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Nov 6, 2024
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8
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992
Nickoslesteros
May 17, 2025
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
Michael Hewett
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May 16, 2025
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2
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223
Michael Hewett
May 16, 2025
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...
Pete8
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May 15, 2025
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8
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359
Pete8
May 15, 2025
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...
Adam I
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May 14, 2025
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4
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320
Pete8
May 15, 2025
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...
AnniD
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May 14, 2025
Replies:
7
Views:
243
Pete8
May 14, 2025
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