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Painting a fence
I decided not to go for the green after all
Just spent an hour and a half in B&Q trying to find exterior paint in a colour which I liked. I failed. Ended up buying fence stain after all. Doh!
I decided not to go for the green after all
Just spent an hour and a half in B&Q trying to find exterior paint in a colour which I liked. I failed. Ended up buying fence stain after all. Doh!
I decided not to go for the green after all
Just spent an hour and a half in B&Q trying to find exterior paint in a colour which I liked. I failed. Ended up buying fence stain after all. Doh!
I decided not to go for the green after all
Just spent an hour and a half in B&Q trying to find exterior paint in a colour which I liked. I failed. Ended up buying fence stain after all. Doh!
merleworld
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Sep 8, 2012
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merleworld
May 25, 2013
Fat Stains
Thats strange, I associate coke with getting fat not removing it!
Thats strange, I associate coke with getting fat not removing it!
Thats strange, I associate coke with getting fat not removing it!
Thats strange, I associate coke with getting fat not removing it!
Slinky
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Jul 27, 2008
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midnightrose
Jul 30, 2008
Salvia "hot lips"
I'll have a go now and in the autumn, would've thought tip cuttings would be a good method similar to Fuchsias and what not. Bit of rooting powder and my warm windowsill should do the trick, can't...
I'll have a go now and in the autumn, would've thought tip cuttings would be a good method similar to Fuchsias and what not. Bit of rooting powder and my warm windowsill should do the trick, can't see why they wouldn't work though!
I'll have a go now and in the autumn, would've thought tip cuttings would be a good method similar to Fuchsias and what not. Bit of rooting powder and my warm windowsill should do the trick, can't see why they wouldn't work though!
I'll have a go now and in the autumn, would've thought tip cuttings would be a good method similar to Fuchsias and what not. Bit of rooting powder and my warm windowsill should do the trick, can't...
exlabman
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Oct 25, 2010
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cairnsypne
Mar 14, 2011
Wickes GP compost 2012
I prefer, frugal.
I prefer, frugal.
I prefer, frugal.
I prefer, frugal.
Loofah
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Mar 11, 2012
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shiney
Jan 13, 2013
Cordyline Pruning
Ok Jemima, Here's my Cordi Before the leaves Turned yellow, Sorry its not a Close up...And After...
Ok Jemima, Here's my Cordi Before the leaves Turned yellow, Sorry its not a Close up...And After...
Ok Jemima, Here's my Cordi Before the leaves Turned yellow, Sorry its not a Close up...And After...
Ok Jemima, Here's my Cordi Before the leaves Turned yellow, Sorry its not a Close up...And After...
jemima2
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Jan 16, 2009
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youngdaisydee
Jan 16, 2009
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stopping cats fouling in our garden
I am closing this thread as it is busy going nowhere, apart from upsetting people... As Clare says it is a very old Chestnut, but it still pops up every now & then..
I am closing this thread as it is busy going nowhere, apart from upsetting people... As Clare says it is a very old Chestnut, but it still pops up every now & then..
I am closing this thread as it is busy going nowhere, apart from upsetting people... As Clare says it is a very old Chestnut, but it still pops up every now & then..
I am closing this thread as it is busy going nowhere, apart from upsetting people... As Clare says it is a very old Chestnut, but it still pops up every now & then..
stevethescot
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Feb 22, 2011
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Marley Farley
May 19, 2011
The age old electricity question?!?!?!
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dodgie
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Aug 18, 2008
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Paladin
Jun 17, 2009
Kristen's Project
Sorry Kristen,I know I'm a pest but would also love to see how your Knot garden is coming on
Sorry Kristen,I know I'm a pest but would also love to see how your Knot garden is coming on
Sorry Kristen,I know I'm a pest but would also love to see how your Knot garden is coming on
Sorry Kristen,I know I'm a pest but would also love to see how your Knot garden is coming on
Kristen
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Jul 8, 2008
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lolimac
May 26, 2021
Clematis Avalanche
The problem most likely is simply down to its roots. These plants have roots that go to a depth of about 12" and spread widely too and by keeping it potted you are restricting its natural habit ...
The problem most likely is simply down to its roots. These plants have roots that go to a depth of about 12" and spread widely too and by keeping it potted you are restricting its natural habit - as it matures its roots want to travel and you're stunting it all the time. Free the plant by...
The problem most likely is simply down to its roots. These plants have roots that go to a depth of about 12" and spread widely too and by keeping it potted you are restricting its natural habit - as it matures its roots want to travel and...
The problem most likely is simply down to its roots. These plants have roots that go to a depth of about 12" and spread widely too and by keeping it potted you are restricting its natural habit ...
beckyman
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May 23, 2011
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Louise D
Jun 5, 2011
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SHOW US YOUR PURCHASES - 2021
New Thread Here:-SHOW US YOUR PURCHASES - 2022
New Thread Here:-SHOW US YOUR PURCHASES - 2022
New Thread Here:-SHOW US YOUR PURCHASES - 2022
New Thread Here:-SHOW US YOUR PURCHASES - 2022
ARMANDII
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Jan 1, 2021
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shiney
Jan 1, 2022
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What's Looking Good In July 2013
First Tricyrtis of 2013 - "Taipei Silk"...........................It's a hybrid of an unknown T.formosana variety and T.lasiocarpa. It's a really nice variety that seems to prefer a little...
First Tricyrtis of 2013 - "Taipei Silk"...........................It's a hybrid of an unknown T.formosana variety and T.lasiocarpa. It's a really nice variety that seems to prefer a little more sun than most (it's leaning out seeking the light in this spot) and is reliably early.
First Tricyrtis of 2013 - "Taipei Silk"...........................It's a hybrid of an unknown T.formosana variety and T.lasiocarpa. It's a really nice variety that seems to prefer a little more sun than most (it's leaning out seeking the...
First Tricyrtis of 2013 - "Taipei Silk"...........................It's a hybrid of an unknown T.formosana variety and T.lasiocarpa. It's a really nice variety that seems to prefer a little...
Kristen
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Jul 1, 2013
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longk
Aug 2, 2013
Can my Forest Flame be saved?
Fran. If I remember correctly when I repotted it I used a mixture of ericaceous and multipurpose compost .. BUT I made sure the top 3 inches or so of the container was purely ericaceous. There are...
Fran. If I remember correctly when I repotted it I used a mixture of ericaceous and multipurpose compost .. BUT I made sure the top 3 inches or so of the container was purely ericaceous. There are drainage holes in the bottom. Overwatering is not the problem (unless you count the Scottish...
Fran. If I remember correctly when I repotted it I used a mixture of ericaceous and multipurpose compost .. BUT I made sure the top 3 inches or so of the container was purely ericaceous. There are drainage holes in the bottom. Overwatering is not...
Fran. If I remember correctly when I repotted it I used a mixture of ericaceous and multipurpose compost .. BUT I made sure the top 3 inches or so of the container was purely ericaceous. There are...
Franco50
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Jun 11, 2005
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Franco50
Jun 12, 2005
Hosepipe ban
Kristen
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Jenny namaste
Jun 7, 2012
Eddo (Elephants Ears, Colocasia ?)
those are few variety I`ve tryed this year , all from the local asian shop , but bought in different months from November onward .
those are few variety I`ve tryed this year , all from the local asian shop , but bought in different months from November onward .
those are few variety I`ve tryed this year , all from the local asian shop , but bought in different months from November onward .
those are few variety I`ve tryed this year , all from the local asian shop , but bought in different months from November onward .
Bilbo675
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Jul 7, 2012
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sal73
Apr 26, 2013
Any plants called Mary? Suitable for a memorial present?
Hi Compost maker, sorry to hear you have lost someone dear.. I would go to David Austin Roses who have a few roses named Mary which are absolutely beautiful. Go to http://www.davidaustinroses.com,...
Hi Compost maker, sorry to hear you have lost someone dear.. I would go to David Austin Roses who have a few roses named Mary which are absolutely beautiful. Go to http://www.davidaustinroses.com, select the "Garden Roses" from the choice of two further links and type into the search box "Mary"...
Hi Compost maker, sorry to hear you have lost someone dear.. I would go to David Austin Roses who have a few roses named Mary which are absolutely beautiful. Go to http://www.davidaustinroses.com, select the "Garden Roses" from the choice of two...
Hi Compost maker, sorry to hear you have lost someone dear.. I would go to David Austin Roses who have a few roses named Mary which are absolutely beautiful. Go to http://www.davidaustinroses.com,...
compost maker
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Feb 21, 2010
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Marley Farley
Feb 21, 2010
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SHOW US YOUR PURCHASES 2020
New Thread HereSHOW US YOUR PURCHASES - 2021
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New Thread HereSHOW US YOUR PURCHASES - 2021
New Thread HereSHOW US YOUR PURCHASES - 2021
ARMANDII
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Jan 18, 2020
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shiney
Jan 1, 2021
What to do with 'woody' lavender
People sem strangly scared to prune lavender, it can last 15 or 20 years if cut pretty hard back about this time each year (after a lighter trim the previous autumn) It looks brutal when done but...
People sem strangly scared to prune lavender, it can last 15 or 20 years if cut pretty hard back about this time each year (after a lighter trim the previous autumn) It looks brutal when done but with a feed and water is lush but compact in no time. The key is to go as hard as possible without...
People sem strangly scared to prune lavender, it can last 15 or 20 years if cut pretty hard back about this time each year (after a lighter trim the previous autumn) It looks brutal when done but with a feed and water is lush but compact in no...
People sem strangly scared to prune lavender, it can last 15 or 20 years if cut pretty hard back about this time each year (after a lighter trim the previous autumn) It looks brutal when done but...
Blueroses
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Mar 15, 2010
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theplantman
Mar 17, 2010
how fast does the lalandie hedge grow
That in itself should be a warning to wannabe leylandii growers.
That in itself should be a warning to wannabe leylandii growers.
That in itself should be a warning to wannabe leylandii growers.
That in itself should be a warning to wannabe leylandii growers.
rach
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Jun 24, 2009
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Sussexgardener
Jun 25, 2009
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WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN JUNE 2018
Glad you like it, Loki.
Walking around it gives me a lot of content and puts a smile on my face.
Glad you like it, Loki.
Walking around it gives me a lot of content and puts a smile on my face.
Glad you like it, Loki.
Walking around it gives me a lot of content and puts a smile on my face.
Glad you like it, Loki.
Walking around it gives me a lot of content and puts a smile on my face.
Phil A
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Jun 1, 2018
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ARMANDII
Jul 2, 2018
Can I move a Japanese Maple?
Bulbs sound good - like the suggestion...
Bulbs sound good - like the suggestion...
Bulbs sound good - like the suggestion...
Bulbs sound good - like the suggestion...
MattStan
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May 26, 2006
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MattStan
Jun 14, 2006
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