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How resilient is a holly hedge
Best time to do it? Later on in the year after the birds have left their nests.
Best time to do it? Later on in the year after the birds have left their nests.
Best time to do it? Later on in the year after the birds have left their nests.
Best time to do it? Later on in the year after the birds have left their nests.
JimboM
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May 17, 2022
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NigelJ
May 18, 2022
Weeds everywhere
Nowadays I only use a border fork as it fits in between plants better and is much lighter so not as much of a strain on the back. I would go for a polished stainless steel one because it doesn't...
Nowadays I only use a border fork as it fits in between plants better and is much lighter so not as much of a strain on the back. I would go for a polished stainless steel one because it doesn't clog very easily with with mud. An angled D shaped handle makes the digging easier.With all...
Nowadays I only use a border fork as it fits in between plants better and is much lighter so not as much of a strain on the back. I would go for a polished stainless steel one because it doesn't clog very easily with with mud. An angled D...
Nowadays I only use a border fork as it fits in between plants better and is much lighter so not as much of a strain on the back. I would go for a polished stainless steel one because it doesn't...
Kelc
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May 7, 2022
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shiney
May 18, 2022
Dwarf Conifer question
The rose thing is something a bit different. Roses are mostly grafted plants, which means the roots are a different plant to the top growth, both are roses but the rootstock is usually similar to...
The rose thing is something a bit different. Roses are mostly grafted plants, which means the roots are a different plant to the top growth, both are roses but the rootstock is usually similar to a wild rose and the top part is grafted onto it.What can happen is a strong shoot arises from the...
The rose thing is something a bit different. Roses are mostly grafted plants, which means the roots are a different plant to the top growth, both are roses but the rootstock is usually similar to a wild rose and the top part is grafted onto...
The rose thing is something a bit different. Roses are mostly grafted plants, which means the roots are a different plant to the top growth, both are roses but the rootstock is usually similar to...
Heidi S
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May 17, 2022
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123
pete
May 17, 2022
Recommendation gravel strip
Hello! I'm after recommendations. I've got a very narrow strip of gravel at the edge of some decking. The neighbours fence replacement was a slimmer construction so I gained a couple of inches....
Hello! I'm after recommendations. I've got a very narrow strip of gravel at the edge of some decking. The neighbours fence replacement was a slimmer construction so I gained a couple of inches. Any recommendations for little plants that seed in gravel (like Erigeron would), but the catch being...
Hello! I'm after recommendations. I've got a very narrow strip of gravel at the edge of some decking. The neighbours fence replacement was a slimmer construction so I gained a couple of inches. Any recommendations for little plants that seed in...
Hello! I'm after recommendations. I've got a very narrow strip of gravel at the edge of some decking. The neighbours fence replacement was a slimmer construction so I gained a couple of inches....
JBat
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May 17, 2022
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JBat
May 17, 2022
Can anyone identify this Clematis?
Mrs Cholmondeley
Mrs Cholmondeley
Mrs Cholmondeley
Mrs Cholmondeley
Jocko
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May 15, 2022
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247
Spruce
May 17, 2022
Manure in Containers ?
There is no definition of 'manure' so I guess it could be anything from 'fresh' manure straight from the cow to 'well rotted' which is safe for most plants. So to remain in control it's safer to...
There is no definition of 'manure' so I guess it could be anything from 'fresh' manure straight from the cow to 'well rotted' which is safe for most plants. So to remain in control it's safer to use measured amounts of chemical fertilisers.
There is no definition of 'manure' so I guess it could be anything from 'fresh' manure straight from the cow to 'well rotted' which is safe for most plants. So to remain in control it's safer to use measured amounts of chemical fertilisers.
There is no definition of 'manure' so I guess it could be anything from 'fresh' manure straight from the cow to 'well rotted' which is safe for most plants. So to remain in control it's safer to...
ricky101
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May 16, 2022
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JWK
May 16, 2022
Dahlia alternative...?
Here are mine ... Figaro first then the Bambino. I guess they'll be OK. Yours look rather better however!!
Here are mine ... Figaro first then the Bambino. I guess they'll be OK. Yours look rather better however!!
Here are mine ... Figaro first then the Bambino. I guess they'll be OK. Yours look rather better however!!
Here are mine ... Figaro first then the Bambino. I guess they'll be OK. Yours look rather better however!!
ricky101
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Dec 20, 2021
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DMM
May 15, 2022
Hellebores
I think you've made a good decision Michael, it would be such a shame to lose any.
I think you've made a good decision Michael, it would be such a shame to lose any.
I think you've made a good decision Michael, it would be such a shame to lose any.
I think you've made a good decision Michael, it would be such a shame to lose any.
Michael Hewett
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May 14, 2022
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Upsydaisy
May 14, 2022
Leucothoe fontanesiana......is there a problem?
Thanks to all of you for your replies.
Andy.
Thanks to all of you for your replies.
Andy.
Thanks to all of you for your replies.
Andy.
Thanks to all of you for your replies.
Andy.
Head Gardener's Dogsbody
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May 8, 2022
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Head Gardener's Dogsbody
May 11, 2022
Help pls - Acer not leafing out?
Give the top parts the scratch test, just scrape the bark and see if its green underneath, if it brown then that part is dead. I think you might have some dieback there.Dont do it yet but later...
Give the top parts the scratch test, just scrape the bark and see if its green underneath, if it brown then that part is dead. I think you might have some dieback there.Dont do it yet but later in summer you can cut back any dead stuff to the parts that are still alive.
Give the top parts the scratch test, just scrape the bark and see if its green underneath, if it brown then that part is dead. I think you might have some dieback there.Dont do it yet but later in summer you can cut back any dead stuff to the...
Give the top parts the scratch test, just scrape the bark and see if its green underneath, if it brown then that part is dead. I think you might have some dieback there.Dont do it yet but later...
Simon Hindle
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May 11, 2022
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pete
May 11, 2022
Trailing Petunias - easy from Seed ?
Thanks all, they were looking to growing them next year as its cost them so much this year with all their hanging baskets.Did not realise certain types were not sold as seeds ?We have...
Thanks all, they were looking to growing them next year as its cost them so much this year with all their hanging baskets.Did not realise certain types were not sold as seeds ?We have overwintered some good trailers, not sure if they are Surfinias, but do not really want the same ones each...
Thanks all, they were looking to growing them next year as its cost them so much this year with all their hanging baskets.Did not realise certain types were not sold as seeds ?We have overwintered some good trailers, not sure if they are...
Thanks all, they were looking to growing them next year as its cost them so much this year with all their hanging baskets.Did not realise certain types were not sold as seeds ?We have...
ricky101
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May 10, 2022
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ricky101
May 11, 2022
Cytisus "Firefly", how to care for?
Thanks. I think I had read that bit about planting out while small, as brooms resent transplanting. Which is why I am considering getting a very big pot for it and in the first summer adding...
Thanks. I think I had read that bit about planting out while small, as brooms resent transplanting. Which is why I am considering getting a very big pot for it and in the first summer adding some annual flowers that get cut back at the end of the summer. Rather than transplanting it into only...
Thanks. I think I had read that bit about planting out while small, as brooms resent transplanting. Which is why I am considering getting a very big pot for it and in the first summer adding some annual flowers that get cut back at the end of...
Thanks. I think I had read that bit about planting out while small, as brooms resent transplanting. Which is why I am considering getting a very big pot for it and in the first summer adding...
groundbeetle
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May 8, 2022
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groundbeetle
May 10, 2022
Orchid care advice needed
Your plants are gorgeous!
Your plants are gorgeous!
Your plants are gorgeous!
Your plants are gorgeous!
barryman
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May 6, 2022
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Billi
May 7, 2022
Non-flowering Forsythia shoots.
RHS pruning advice for forsythia. Prune in mid-spring, immediately after flowering – avoid pruning later in the year, as the following spring’s flowers will be reduced. Annual pruning keeps plants...
RHS pruning advice for forsythia. Prune in mid-spring, immediately after flowering – avoid pruning later in the year, as the following spring’s flowers will be reduced. Annual pruning keeps plants healthy, shapely and within bounds:Cut back flowered growth to vigorous upward- and...
RHS pruning advice for forsythia. Prune in mid-spring, immediately after flowering – avoid pruning later in the year, as the following spring’s flowers will be reduced. Annual pruning keeps plants healthy, shapely and within bounds:Cut back...
RHS pruning advice for forsythia. Prune in mid-spring, immediately after flowering – avoid pruning later in the year, as the following spring’s flowers will be reduced. Annual pruning keeps plants...
John Dalrymple
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Mar 21, 2019
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NigelJ
May 7, 2022
Curry Plant Calamity !
I think that's the best action, nothing to lose really. Thanks .
I think that's the best action, nothing to lose really. Thanks .
I think that's the best action, nothing to lose really. Thanks .
I think that's the best action, nothing to lose really. Thanks .
HarryS
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May 4, 2022
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HarryS
May 5, 2022
Clematis Mrs Cholmondeley died
Clematis have always been a mystery to me, they seem to thrive or die, or just hang on and look awful. Just saying
Clematis have always been a mystery to me, they seem to thrive or die, or just hang on and look awful. Just saying
Clematis have always been a mystery to me, they seem to thrive or die, or just hang on and look awful. Just saying
Clematis have always been a mystery to me, they seem to thrive or die, or just hang on and look awful. Just saying
Kevin73
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May 4, 2022
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pete
May 4, 2022
Rootgrow Mycorrhizal Fungi root booster
It almost sounds like how yeasts are kept going for brewing.
It almost sounds like how yeasts are kept going for brewing.
It almost sounds like how yeasts are kept going for brewing.
It almost sounds like how yeasts are kept going for brewing.
hailbopp
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Apr 30, 2022
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pete
May 3, 2022
Pricking out lobelia?
Coming on fine, noticed roots appearing out the bottom of the tray but makes you wonder is it worth the effort when you can get a tray of 8 for £2?
Coming on fine, noticed roots appearing out the bottom of the tray but makes you wonder is it worth the effort when you can get a tray of 8 for £2?
Coming on fine, noticed roots appearing out the bottom of the tray but makes you wonder is it worth the effort when you can get a tray of 8 for £2?
Coming on fine, noticed roots appearing out the bottom of the tray but makes you wonder is it worth the effort when you can get a tray of 8 for £2?
mazambo
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Apr 18, 2022
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mazambo
May 3, 2022
Acid loving plants and tap water
I keep a few sachets of sequestered iron handy for when I spot something going a bit yellow. The seaweed and iron is also effective. Ive used vinegar as well, as,Ricky says but it can be a bit...
I keep a few sachets of sequestered iron handy for when I spot something going a bit yellow. The seaweed and iron is also effective. Ive used vinegar as well, as,Ricky says but it can be a bit hit and miss.A top dressing of flowers of sulphur is another way, but that is more of a long term fix.
I keep a few sachets of sequestered iron handy for when I spot something going a bit yellow. The seaweed and iron is also effective. Ive used vinegar as well, as,Ricky says but it can be a bit hit and miss.A top dressing of flowers of...
I keep a few sachets of sequestered iron handy for when I spot something going a bit yellow. The seaweed and iron is also effective. Ive used vinegar as well, as,Ricky says but it can be a bit...
hoofy
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May 3, 2022
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pete
May 3, 2022
Unwanted buddleia
I do agree you need to get rid of the butterfly bush though it could adversely affect your greenhouse. Maybe take out all your seedlings and keep away from that area whilst you spray?
I do agree you need to get rid of the butterfly bush though it could adversely affect your greenhouse. Maybe take out all your seedlings and keep away from that area whilst you spray?
I do agree you need to get rid of the butterfly bush though it could adversely affect your greenhouse. Maybe take out all your seedlings and keep away from that area whilst you spray?
I do agree you need to get rid of the butterfly bush though it could adversely affect your greenhouse. Maybe take out all your seedlings and keep away from that area whilst you spray?
Fat Controller
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May 2, 2022
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JWK
May 2, 2022
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