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Lily of the Valley reincarnated!
My lily of the valley seem to have a close and loving relationship with snowdrops. They are everywhere. Here is an example of them, growing in less than 6” of “soil” against the foundations of a...
My lily of the valley seem to have a close and loving relationship with snowdrops. They are everywhere. Here is an example of them, growing in less than 6” of “soil” against the foundations of a large, dry, west facing wall. Just coming into bud.
My lily of the valley seem to have a close and loving relationship with snowdrops. They are everywhere. Here is an example of them, growing in less than 6” of “soil” against the foundations of a large, dry, west facing wall. Just coming into bud.
My lily of the valley seem to have a close and loving relationship with snowdrops. They are everywhere. Here is an example of them, growing in less than 6” of “soil” against the foundations of a...
Jenny_Aster
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Apr 19, 2025
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342
Tidemark
Apr 20, 2025
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Hosta Dilemma
Thank you all for the suggestions. I've tried most of them already. That's why I went for ferns. I was going to put them at the front of my house for someone to take but I want to keep the large...
Thank you all for the suggestions. I've tried most of them already. That's why I went for ferns. I was going to put them at the front of my house for someone to take but I want to keep the large pots. I'll see how it goes but I've given up the slug battle. There's more interesting things to do...
Thank you all for the suggestions. I've tried most of them already. That's why I went for ferns. I was going to put them at the front of my house for someone to take but I want to keep the large pots. I'll see how it goes but I've given up the...
Thank you all for the suggestions. I've tried most of them already. That's why I went for ferns. I was going to put them at the front of my house for someone to take but I want to keep the large...
BB3
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Apr 18, 2025
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BB3
Apr 19, 2025
Will bees get through this?
Good secure place for a slug pub !
Good secure place for a slug pub !
Good secure place for a slug pub !
Good secure place for a slug pub !
Grass Cutter
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Apr 19, 2025
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infradig
Apr 19, 2025
Help! - Salvia Identification
Looking forward to an update, if only to see whether I was right or not
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Looking forward to an update, if only to see whether I was right or not
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Looking forward to an update, if only to see whether I was right or not
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Looking forward to an update, if only to see whether I was right or not
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machtucker
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Apr 17, 2025
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AnniD
Apr 19, 2025
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Fond of Fronds
ThanksI read they used to use that ferns roots crown to pot up orchids .. as I said before I never thought it was hardly until I saw some huge ones at Wisley and then double checked on here ....
ThanksI read they used to use that ferns roots crown to pot up orchids .. as I said before I never thought it was hardly until I saw some huge ones at Wisley and then double checked on here . My new Zealand fern has started to send out its 1st frond of the year
ThanksI read they used to use that ferns roots crown to pot up orchids .. as I said before I never thought it was hardly until I saw some huge ones at Wisley and then double checked on here . My new Zealand fern has started to send out its 1st...
ThanksI read they used to use that ferns roots crown to pot up orchids .. as I said before I never thought it was hardly until I saw some huge ones at Wisley and then double checked on here ....
micearguers
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Mar 19, 2024
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Spruce
Apr 17, 2025
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The new garden
Thanks Michael. I'll be starting another project soon and hopefully the last of the garden re-design. I'm getting too old for the heavy work.
Thanks Michael. I'll be starting another project soon and hopefully the last of the garden re-design. I'm getting too old for the heavy work.
Thanks Michael. I'll be starting another project soon and hopefully the last of the garden re-design. I'm getting too old for the heavy work.
Thanks Michael. I'll be starting another project soon and hopefully the last of the garden re-design. I'm getting too old for the heavy work.
Sheal
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Aug 28, 2024
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Sheal
Apr 16, 2025
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Cinnamon used when planting seeds
An interesting thread as I hadn't come across the possibilities of Cinammon before ( other than in the kitchen !! ) so thanks to all for the info.
An interesting thread as I hadn't come across the possibilities of Cinammon before ( other than in the kitchen !! ) so thanks to all for the info.
An interesting thread as I hadn't come across the possibilities of Cinammon before ( other than in the kitchen !! ) so thanks to all for the info.
An interesting thread as I hadn't come across the possibilities of Cinammon before ( other than in the kitchen !! ) so thanks to all for the info.
Spruce
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Apr 15, 2025
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Philippa
Apr 16, 2025
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Terrace in the Mediterranean
Thank you @ViewAhead !!
I don't water them all at once, I water each day only the ones that need it. I usually do this before going to bed, in about 5-10 minutes. On weekends, I add fertilizer...
Thank you @ViewAhead !!
I don't water them all at once, I water each day only the ones that need it. I usually do this before going to bed, in about 5-10 minutes. On weekends, I add fertilizer to the water, and it takes a little longer.
Thank you @ViewAhead !!
I don't water them all at once, I water each day only the ones that need it. I usually do this before going to bed, in about 5-10 minutes. On weekends, I add fertilizer to the water, and it takes a little longer.
Thank you @ViewAhead !!
I don't water them all at once, I water each day only the ones that need it. I usually do this before going to bed, in about 5-10 minutes. On weekends, I add fertilizer...
PzaMayor3
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Feb 2, 2025
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PzaMayor3
Apr 13, 2025
Eggs or Something Else?
I did hesitate but thought possibly if it had munched yellow petals it would poo yellow
. It might be worth having a look tonight by torchlight if it's practical.
I did hesitate but thought possibly if it had munched yellow petals it would poo yellow
. It might be worth having a look tonight by torchlight if it's practical.
I did hesitate but thought possibly if it had munched yellow petals it would poo yellow
. It might be worth having a look tonight by torchlight if it's practical.
I did hesitate but thought possibly if it had munched yellow petals it would poo yellow
. It might be worth having a look tonight by torchlight if it's practical.
Februarysgirl
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Apr 11, 2025
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noisette47
Apr 12, 2025
The most Beautiful Water Butt??
I keep a water butt inside the greenhouse - that's where I need the water, it helps with greenhouse temp regulation, and (probably makes no difference whatsoever) the water temp isn't a shock to...
I keep a water butt inside the greenhouse - that's where I need the water, it helps with greenhouse temp regulation, and (probably makes no difference whatsoever) the water temp isn't a shock to the greenhouse plants
I keep a water butt inside the greenhouse - that's where I need the water, it helps with greenhouse temp regulation, and (probably makes no difference whatsoever) the water temp isn't a shock to the greenhouse plants
I keep a water butt inside the greenhouse - that's where I need the water, it helps with greenhouse temp regulation, and (probably makes no difference whatsoever) the water temp isn't a shock to...
Nicky.C
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Apr 11, 2025
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Stephen Southwest
Apr 11, 2025
Barking mad?
Despite my concerns around bark chippings and chiggers, I think I will use it again after all. I do think it looks good and it works.The only other option I was considering was well rotted...
Despite my concerns around bark chippings and chiggers, I think I will use it again after all. I do think it looks good and it works.The only other option I was considering was well rotted manure (even though I wasn't sure it would be as effective).It turns out that one of the dogs, who is...
Despite my concerns around bark chippings and chiggers, I think I will use it again after all. I do think it looks good and it works.The only other option I was considering was well rotted manure (even though I wasn't sure it would be as...
Despite my concerns around bark chippings and chiggers, I think I will use it again after all. I do think it looks good and it works.The only other option I was considering was well rotted...
Fat Controller
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Apr 6, 2025
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CostasK
Apr 11, 2025
Forever talking about slugs and snails!
I have tried the yeast sugar and water too with some success. I have two cats so can't encourage birds. Last year was the year of the mollusc I think. I regularly collected half a beach bucket of...
I have tried the yeast sugar and water too with some success. I have two cats so can't encourage birds. Last year was the year of the mollusc I think. I regularly collected half a beach bucket of snails and slugs but this year is drier. I have seen more snails than slugs. It is due to rain down...
I have tried the yeast sugar and water too with some success. I have two cats so can't encourage birds. Last year was the year of the mollusc I think. I regularly collected half a beach bucket of snails and slugs but this year is drier. I have...
I have tried the yeast sugar and water too with some success. I have two cats so can't encourage birds. Last year was the year of the mollusc I think. I regularly collected half a beach bucket of...
Baalmaiden
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Apr 10, 2025
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Baalmaiden
Apr 11, 2025
Netting
@Michael Hewett I've kept quite a few of those shelves and they do come in handy
@Michael Hewett I've kept quite a few of those shelves and they do come in handy
@Michael Hewett I've kept quite a few of those shelves and they do come in handy
@Michael Hewett I've kept quite a few of those shelves and they do come in handy
Michael Hewett
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Apr 9, 2025
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shiney
Apr 11, 2025
Recommend a low growing evergreen for pond edging/ nearby
Hmm...check that variety elsewhere! I wouldn't trust Parkers as far as I could throw them, and they don't state that it's prostrate? Pointe de Raz is a beautiful deep blue if you can find one.
Hmm...check that variety elsewhere! I wouldn't trust Parkers as far as I could throw them, and they don't state that it's prostrate? Pointe de Raz is a beautiful deep blue if you can find one.
Hmm...check that variety elsewhere! I wouldn't trust Parkers as far as I could throw them, and they don't state that it's prostrate? Pointe de Raz is a beautiful deep blue if you can find one.
Hmm...check that variety elsewhere! I wouldn't trust Parkers as far as I could throw them, and they don't state that it's prostrate? Pointe de Raz is a beautiful deep blue if you can find one.
Selleri
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Apr 9, 2025
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noisette47
Apr 10, 2025
Tree ID
That looks like the one! Thank you @noisette47
That looks like the one! Thank you @noisette47
That looks like the one! Thank you @noisette47
That looks like the one! Thank you @noisette47
BB3
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Apr 10, 2025
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BB3
Apr 10, 2025
Where to buy plants in (semi) bulk for a good price?
Thanks I'll be sure to check it out!
Thanks I'll be sure to check it out!
Thanks I'll be sure to check it out!
Thanks I'll be sure to check it out!
machtucker
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Apr 7, 2025
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Jungle Jane
Apr 10, 2025
Slugs Snails and Science
Very interesting ..I will have a readSpruce
Very interesting ..I will have a readSpruce
Very interesting ..I will have a readSpruce
Very interesting ..I will have a readSpruce
BB3
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Apr 7, 2025
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Spruce
Apr 9, 2025
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Show us your Camellias 2015
Put it on the current one Thank you
Put it on the current one Thank you
Put it on the current one Thank you
Put it on the current one Thank you
Jenny namaste
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Jan 27, 2015
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Jenny namaste
Apr 8, 2025
Help! Something ate my apple tree from the inside
I have said this before on other threads/ forums. There are a numer of moth species whose larvae resemble large tough skinned caterpillars. Instead of eating leaves, they eat, stems and roots,...
I have said this before on other threads/ forums. There are a numer of moth species whose larvae resemble large tough skinned caterpillars. Instead of eating leaves, they eat, stems and roots, they are collectively known as cutworms. We had an Acer that was attacked, I only realised what it...
I have said this before on other threads/ forums. There are a numer of moth species whose larvae resemble large tough skinned caterpillars. Instead of eating leaves, they eat, stems and roots, they are collectively known as cutworms. We had an...
I have said this before on other threads/ forums. There are a numer of moth species whose larvae resemble large tough skinned caterpillars. Instead of eating leaves, they eat, stems and roots,...
Danaya
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Apr 6, 2025
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Allotment Boy
Apr 8, 2025
Soil PH different in borders compared to lawned area
With a PH test kit, liquid based universal indicator with barium sulphate. I'm in central Scotland.So it's likely that the exposed soil once grass becomes border will tend towards acid over...
With a PH test kit, liquid based universal indicator with barium sulphate. I'm in central Scotland.So it's likely that the exposed soil once grass becomes border will tend towards acid over time? I guess that makes sense.
With a PH test kit, liquid based universal indicator with barium sulphate. I'm in central Scotland.So it's likely that the exposed soil once grass becomes border will tend towards acid over time? I guess that makes sense.
With a PH test kit, liquid based universal indicator with barium sulphate. I'm in central Scotland.So it's likely that the exposed soil once grass becomes border will tend towards acid over...
Mattyp
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Apr 6, 2025
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Mattyp
Apr 6, 2025
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