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Why are plants so stubborn?
I imagine a lot of plants are simply fed up with our constant interference - can't say I really blame them
I imagine a lot of plants are simply fed up with our constant interference - can't say I really blame them
I imagine a lot of plants are simply fed up with our constant interference - can't say I really blame them
I imagine a lot of plants are simply fed up with our constant interference - can't say I really blame them
BB3
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Jul 21, 2025
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Philippa
Jul 22, 2025
Struggling to post...
I just use chrome, it works for me. I never use the stupid pad on the lap top, its really tedious IMO. Always use a mouse.If you use a mouse you still have to click on the full name when it...
I just use chrome, it works for me. I never use the stupid pad on the lap top, its really tedious IMO. Always use a mouse.If you use a mouse you still have to click on the full name when it comes up after typing a few letters.
I just use chrome, it works for me. I never use the stupid pad on the lap top, its really tedious IMO. Always use a mouse.If you use a mouse you still have to click on the full name when it comes up after typing a few letters.
I just use chrome, it works for me. I never use the stupid pad on the lap top, its really tedious IMO. Always use a mouse.If you use a mouse you still have to click on the full name when it...
RedFox21
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Jul 20, 2025
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pete
Jul 22, 2025
2 begonia questions
Different one The Boliviensis just had a small broken stem. I put it in water ,it rooted and that's the pics above. The one that got uprooted ( no idea what because I didn't label it but I...
Different one The Boliviensis just had a small broken stem. I put it in water ,it rooted and that's the pics above. The one that got uprooted ( no idea what because I didn't label it but I must've liked it) by a fox has produced a couple of leaves so it should be ok next year @JennyJB
Different one The Boliviensis just had a small broken stem. I put it in water ,it rooted and that's the pics above. The one that got uprooted ( no idea what because I didn't label it but I must've liked it) by a fox has produced a couple of...
Different one The Boliviensis just had a small broken stem. I put it in water ,it rooted and that's the pics above. The one that got uprooted ( no idea what because I didn't label it but I...
BB3
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May 21, 2025
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606
BB3
Jul 21, 2025
Lavender Hidecoat Size
As @AnniD says - it depends on your general growing conditions and climate, as well as location, as to how big or small any plant will be - not just lavender. It isn't that labelling or info is...
As @AnniD says - it depends on your general growing conditions and climate, as well as location, as to how big or small any plant will be - not just lavender. It isn't that labelling or info is misleading, it's because it isn't a hard and fast 'fact'. For example, in colder/wetter areas, you'd...
As @AnniD says - it depends on your general growing conditions and climate, as well as location, as to how big or small any plant will be - not just lavender. It isn't that labelling or info is misleading, it's because it isn't a hard and fast...
As @AnniD says - it depends on your general growing conditions and climate, as well as location, as to how big or small any plant will be - not just lavender. It isn't that labelling or info is...
NewYorkshireGardener2024
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Jun 7, 2025
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fairygirl
Jul 21, 2025
Delta Sarah fuchsia
I've noticed a hawkshead has been doing really well this year as it's near a new trach. Jas. that I've been watering frequently. I think you're right about the watering @Busy-Lizzie
I've noticed a hawkshead has been doing really well this year as it's near a new trach. Jas. that I've been watering frequently. I think you're right about the watering @Busy-Lizzie
I've noticed a hawkshead has been doing really well this year as it's near a new trach. Jas. that I've been watering frequently. I think you're right about the watering @Busy-Lizzie
I've noticed a hawkshead has been doing really well this year as it's near a new trach. Jas. that I've been watering frequently. I think you're right about the watering @Busy-Lizzie
BB3
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Mar 30, 2025
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BB3
Jul 20, 2025
How to remove sprayer lid
YouTube clip of how to set up the Eliminator pressure washer -
YouTube clip of how to set up the Eliminator pressure washer -
YouTube clip of how to set up the Eliminator pressure washer -
YouTube clip of how to set up the Eliminator pressure washer -
Catoneaster
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Jul 17, 2025
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Pete8
Jul 18, 2025
Keeping Cosmos Short
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Februarysgirl
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May 28, 2025
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AnniD
Jul 18, 2025
How best to hang these planters on fence panel
Sorry @NoviceGardener2023 - I should have mentioned the other piece of timber! I knew the troughs would be heavy once filled, and I would never have trusted the trellis to withstand the weight,...
Sorry @NoviceGardener2023 - I should have mentioned the other piece of timber! I knew the troughs would be heavy once filled, and I would never have trusted the trellis to withstand the weight, especially when they were recycled from the original site and were a bit worn out in places. If it's...
Sorry @NoviceGardener2023 - I should have mentioned the other piece of timber! I knew the troughs would be heavy once filled, and I would never have trusted the trellis to withstand the weight, especially when they were recycled from the original...
Sorry @NoviceGardener2023 - I should have mentioned the other piece of timber! I knew the troughs would be heavy once filled, and I would never have trusted the trellis to withstand the weight,...
NoviceGardener2023
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Jul 9, 2025
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fairygirl
Jul 18, 2025
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Has anyone else been rescuing misplanted stuff?
I use those cardboard pots for my runner bean seeds. I find they are just tough enough when wet to hold firm. The roots from the beans push through ok and by that time they are ready to plant out....
I use those cardboard pots for my runner bean seeds. I find they are just tough enough when wet to hold firm. The roots from the beans push through ok and by that time they are ready to plant out. Then I plant the whole pot. The pots soon rot away in the ground. I've been using them for years,...
I use those cardboard pots for my runner bean seeds. I find they are just tough enough when wet to hold firm. The roots from the beans push through ok and by that time they are ready to plant out. Then I plant the whole pot. The pots soon rot...
I use those cardboard pots for my runner bean seeds. I find they are just tough enough when wet to hold firm. The roots from the beans push through ok and by that time they are ready to plant out....
BB3
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Jun 16, 2025
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cactus_girl
Jul 17, 2025
There's a drought/ hosepipe ban in the offing
Yes, but salt is dirt cheap anyway - I don't think it would cost effective to process the waste and use it. And energy is not consistently unused - most of the time we are generating less than we...
Yes, but salt is dirt cheap anyway - I don't think it would cost effective to process the waste and use it. And energy is not consistently unused - most of the time we are generating less than we use and importing energy. So the plant would have to run intermittently, which is usually not...
Yes, but salt is dirt cheap anyway - I don't think it would cost effective to process the waste and use it. And energy is not consistently unused - most of the time we are generating less than we use and importing energy. So the plant would have...
Yes, but salt is dirt cheap anyway - I don't think it would cost effective to process the waste and use it. And energy is not consistently unused - most of the time we are generating less than we...
BB3
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Jun 28, 2025
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Escarpment
Jul 17, 2025
Best gardening book for beginners?
Try charity shops. Especially BHF or other big ones as they get lots of good books.
Try charity shops. Especially BHF or other big ones as they get lots of good books.
Try charity shops. Especially BHF or other big ones as they get lots of good books.
Try charity shops. Especially BHF or other big ones as they get lots of good books.
Emily Brookes
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Jun 15, 2020
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Adam I
Jul 17, 2025
Best Gardening Gadget
They are very rare unfortunately. When I did the school garden I had one called Charlie and he was a godsend but on the whole gardening is not considered cool by teenagers. Charlie by the way went...
They are very rare unfortunately. When I did the school garden I had one called Charlie and he was a godsend but on the whole gardening is not considered cool by teenagers. Charlie by the way went on to Duchy agricultural college and acheived a distinction. He wanted to be a farrier but I don't...
They are very rare unfortunately. When I did the school garden I had one called Charlie and he was a godsend but on the whole gardening is not considered cool by teenagers. Charlie by the way went on to Duchy agricultural college and acheived a...
They are very rare unfortunately. When I did the school garden I had one called Charlie and he was a godsend but on the whole gardening is not considered cool by teenagers. Charlie by the way went...
GreenFingeredPete
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Feb 19, 2025
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Baalmaiden
Jul 16, 2025
What should I be adding to the front of house flowerbed?
No problem @NoviceGardener2023Your garden, your choice. Also, often it's worth doing something if a situation is bothering you, even if it comes at a cost.Last year I did exactly what I...
No problem @NoviceGardener2023Your garden, your choice. Also, often it's worth doing something if a situation is bothering you, even if it comes at a cost.Last year I did exactly what I advised against - I moved a climbing rose just a little bit to the right, for better placement against a...
No problem @NoviceGardener2023Your garden, your choice. Also, often it's worth doing something if a situation is bothering you, even if it comes at a cost.Last year I did exactly what I advised against - I moved a climbing rose just a little...
No problem @NoviceGardener2023Your garden, your choice. Also, often it's worth doing something if a situation is bothering you, even if it comes at a cost.Last year I did exactly what I...
NoviceGardener2023
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Jul 11, 2025
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CostasK
Jul 15, 2025
What type of hedge is this? Curious new gardener!
I would suggest olearia. Prune back after flowering. If happy it will grow into a sizeable shrub.
I would suggest olearia. Prune back after flowering. If happy it will grow into a sizeable shrub.
I would suggest olearia. Prune back after flowering. If happy it will grow into a sizeable shrub.
I would suggest olearia. Prune back after flowering. If happy it will grow into a sizeable shrub.
Merc22
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Jan 17, 2025
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Goldenlily26
Jul 11, 2025
What type of sand for between paving slabs after power washing
They possibly don’t but there was a lot of debris that came out of the patio during the power washing, albeit more towards where it bordered with the fence panel However, I guess for the smaller...
They possibly don’t but there was a lot of debris that came out of the patio during the power washing, albeit more towards where it bordered with the fence panel However, I guess for the smaller gaps it was more about topping it up, if a sensible approach.
They possibly don’t but there was a lot of debris that came out of the patio during the power washing, albeit more towards where it bordered with the fence panel However, I guess for the smaller gaps it was more about topping it up, if a sensible...
They possibly don’t but there was a lot of debris that came out of the patio during the power washing, albeit more towards where it bordered with the fence panel However, I guess for the smaller...
NoviceGardener2023
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Jul 7, 2025
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NoviceGardener2023
Jul 9, 2025
Pruning Ballota pseudodictamnus
I do cut mine right back (not to the ground, but to about 8") and they grow back well. They look absolutely AWFUL for a while though.Edited to add: am going to do mine today / tomorrow... maybe!
I do cut mine right back (not to the ground, but to about 8") and they grow back well. They look absolutely AWFUL for a while though.Edited to add: am going to do mine today / tomorrow... maybe!
I do cut mine right back (not to the ground, but to about 8") and they grow back well. They look absolutely AWFUL for a while though.Edited to add: am going to do mine today / tomorrow... maybe!
I do cut mine right back (not to the ground, but to about 8") and they grow back well. They look absolutely AWFUL for a while though.Edited to add: am going to do mine today / tomorrow... maybe!
Howard Stone
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Jul 8, 2025
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LG_
Jul 8, 2025
I've been buying a few bedding plants, but now they have finished blooming, what do I do with them?
That's really helpful ViewAhead, I'll do all that and hopefully then they'll be OK in their new locations.
That's really helpful ViewAhead, I'll do all that and hopefully then they'll be OK in their new locations.
That's really helpful ViewAhead, I'll do all that and hopefully then they'll be OK in their new locations.
That's really helpful ViewAhead, I'll do all that and hopefully then they'll be OK in their new locations.
Pink678
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Jul 6, 2025
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Pink678
Jul 6, 2025
Orchid compost for a Dendobrium
I've often put largish pebbles around them to secure them while they root.
I've often put largish pebbles around them to secure them while they root.
I've often put largish pebbles around them to secure them while they root.
I've often put largish pebbles around them to secure them while they root.
Alan Tomox
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Jul 5, 2025
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pete
Jul 6, 2025
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I should feel guilty but I don't.
Although Tommy was 'reported' to be in the stage musical for a time, as far as I remember, he never recorded 'Fings' but did record 'What a mouth' (not in the show but many linked it to the show -...
Although Tommy was 'reported' to be in the stage musical for a time, as far as I remember, he never recorded 'Fings' but did record 'What a mouth' (not in the show but many linked it to the show - it was written about 50 years before Lionel Bart wrote the show). That recording also got to No.5...
Although Tommy was 'reported' to be in the stage musical for a time, as far as I remember, he never recorded 'Fings' but did record 'What a mouth' (not in the show but many linked it to the show - it was written about 50 years before Lionel Bart...
Although Tommy was 'reported' to be in the stage musical for a time, as far as I remember, he never recorded 'Fings' but did record 'What a mouth' (not in the show but many linked it to the show -...
BB3
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Jul 1, 2025
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shiney
Jul 4, 2025
Weed Killer
We had a professional lawn person in our last house looking after our lawns. Cutting and spraying it. He was always complaining how weak the weed killers are now that the best ingredients for...
We had a professional lawn person in our last house looking after our lawns. Cutting and spraying it. He was always complaining how weak the weed killers are now that the best ingredients for destroying weeds have been removed for H&S reasons. Instead of spraying once a year he had to return 2...
We had a professional lawn person in our last house looking after our lawns. Cutting and spraying it. He was always complaining how weak the weed killers are now that the best ingredients for destroying weeds have been removed for H&S reasons....
We had a professional lawn person in our last house looking after our lawns. Cutting and spraying it. He was always complaining how weak the weed killers are now that the best ingredients for...
JeffL
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Jul 3, 2025
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waterbut
Jul 3, 2025
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