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  1. The Pea Of Sweetness

    Where have all my Bleeding Hearts gone?

    Thanks for that thought Liz. I will give it a try. Dicentra has been very disappointing this year. The last couple of years it flowered for 10 weeks, but this year - short and battered.
    Thanks for that thought Liz. I will give it a try. Dicentra has been very disappointing this year. The last couple of years it flowered for 10 weeks, but this year - short and battered.
    Thanks for that thought Liz. I will give it a try. Dicentra has been very disappointing this year. The last couple of years it flowered for 10 weeks, but this year - short and battered.
    Thanks for that thought Liz. I will give it a try. Dicentra has been very disappointing this year. The last couple of years it flowered for 10 weeks, but this year - short and battered.
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  2. The Pea Of Sweetness

    Clematis

    Oh my word, don't blame you, you'd be there forever!!Think i'll give it a go on mine.
    Oh my word, don't blame you, you'd be there forever!!Think i'll give it a go on mine.
    Oh my word, don't blame you, you'd be there forever!!Think i'll give it a go on mine.
    Oh my word, don't blame you, you'd be there forever!!Think i'll give it a go on mine.
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  3. Waco

    Wisteria

    That sounds reasonable pete. I have this year cut back again in the hope that goodness wuld go back into plant and not into something I was going to remove in early august, but I see your point...
    That sounds reasonable pete. I have this year cut back again in the hope that goodness wuld go back into plant and not into something I was going to remove in early august, but I see your point about it stimmulating more growth, so will re think my schedule.
    That sounds reasonable pete. I have this year cut back again in the hope that goodness wuld go back into plant and not into something I was going to remove in early august, but I see your point about it stimmulating more growth, so will re think...
    That sounds reasonable pete. I have this year cut back again in the hope that goodness wuld go back into plant and not into something I was going to remove in early august, but I see your point...
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  4. T

    Thank you

    ;) Good to hear...You are very welcome!
    ;) Good to hear...You are very welcome!
    ;) Good to hear...You are very welcome!
    ;) Good to hear...You are very welcome!
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  5. jervis

    Just moved in

    dont know what size jervis balcony is mine is quite big part of the flat structure iff it is a balcony attached to the building will have to be carefulrosa
    dont know what size jervis balcony is mine is quite big part of the flat structure iff it is a balcony attached to the building will have to be carefulrosa
    dont know what size jervis balcony is mine is quite big part of the flat structure iff it is a balcony attached to the building will have to be carefulrosa
    dont know what size jervis balcony is mine is quite big part of the flat structure iff it is a balcony attached to the building will have to be carefulrosa
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  6. sheppy

    Weeds in Patio

    Right, hot water, sand and cement it is! Thanks!!
    Right, hot water, sand and cement it is! Thanks!!
    Right, hot water, sand and cement it is! Thanks!!
    Right, hot water, sand and cement it is! Thanks!!
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  7. marge

    Heuchera Purple Palace

    i like heuchera's myself, i have sown some purple palace,bressingham and green finch?, buyer was not able to identify, but said it looks like green finch. Also have a 2nd year strawberry candy one...
    i like heuchera's myself, i have sown some purple palace,bressingham and green finch?, buyer was not able to identify, but said it looks like green finch. Also have a 2nd year strawberry candy one in my wee greenhouse. :D
    i like heuchera's myself, i have sown some purple palace,bressingham and green finch?, buyer was not able to identify, but said it looks like green finch. Also have a 2nd year strawberry candy one in my wee greenhouse. :D
    i like heuchera's myself, i have sown some purple palace,bressingham and green finch?, buyer was not able to identify, but said it looks like green finch. Also have a 2nd year strawberry candy one...
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  8. Stingo

    Forget me Nots

    They are truly a delightful spring flower, and bring back many memories for me too.
    They are truly a delightful spring flower, and bring back many memories for me too.
    They are truly a delightful spring flower, and bring back many memories for me too.
    They are truly a delightful spring flower, and bring back many memories for me too.
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  9. deedee

    Muddy clay, dark & dingey...!

    Golden euonymus should also do OK - and hosta's should manage there as well ferns. Primular vulgaris (the wild primrose) should also manage as well as fuchsias - especially magenallica, which I've...
    Golden euonymus should also do OK - and hosta's should manage there as well ferns. Primular vulgaris (the wild primrose) should also manage as well as fuchsias - especially magenallica, which I've grown in similar shady positions.Take a look at the RHS site, which should expand on the...
    Golden euonymus should also do OK - and hosta's should manage there as well ferns. Primular vulgaris (the wild primrose) should also manage as well as fuchsias - especially magenallica, which I've grown in similar shady positions.Take a look...
    Golden euonymus should also do OK - and hosta's should manage there as well ferns. Primular vulgaris (the wild primrose) should also manage as well as fuchsias - especially magenallica, which I've...
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  10. Tortuosa

    Fab names

    Jazid, that's what I wanted to say!! It has to be the ultimate favourite plant name! But I rather like phlox of sheep! Sorry!
    Jazid, that's what I wanted to say!! It has to be the ultimate favourite plant name! But I rather like phlox of sheep! Sorry!
    Jazid, that's what I wanted to say!! It has to be the ultimate favourite plant name! But I rather like phlox of sheep! Sorry!
    Jazid, that's what I wanted to say!! It has to be the ultimate favourite plant name! But I rather like phlox of sheep! Sorry!
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  11. whirlimix

    Lots of new plants!

    Agree with Chobart - looks like a penstemon - don't know which. If so, it's half-hardy, so take cuttings in the autumn to make sure that you still have some if it's a hard winter. ;)
    Agree with Chobart - looks like a penstemon - don't know which. If so, it's half-hardy, so take cuttings in the autumn to make sure that you still have some if it's a hard winter. ;)
    Agree with Chobart - looks like a penstemon - don't know which. If so, it's half-hardy, so take cuttings in the autumn to make sure that you still have some if it's a hard winter. ;)
    Agree with Chobart - looks like a penstemon - don't know which. If so, it's half-hardy, so take cuttings in the autumn to make sure that you still have some if it's a hard winter. ;)
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  12. rosietutu

    Guess the breed.

    I can always spot a 'goody'. Very nice!
    I can always spot a 'goody'. Very nice!
    I can always spot a 'goody'. Very nice!
    I can always spot a 'goody'. Very nice!
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  13. wishaw

    Honeysuckle in pots?

    liz The honeysuckle is only about 4 years old this is the second time it has flowered as last year it was a deep reddish shade and this year the flowers where the deep reddish and just as they...
    liz The honeysuckle is only about 4 years old this is the second time it has flowered as last year it was a deep reddish shade and this year the flowers where the deep reddish and just as they where coming out they are changing to an orange/yellow shade now, The plant looks healthy nature is a...
    liz The honeysuckle is only about 4 years old this is the second time it has flowered as last year it was a deep reddish shade and this year the flowers where the deep reddish and just as they where coming out they are changing to...
    liz The honeysuckle is only about 4 years old this is the second time it has flowered as last year it was a deep reddish shade and this year the flowers where the deep reddish and just as they...
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  14. frogesque

    Vine cutting

    Apparently the basic idea is to get a T shape like a one layered espalier, but they can be grown in all sorts of ways: http://womansworld05.atalink.co.uk/articles/gardens-and-gadening/281 Scroll...
    Apparently the basic idea is to get a T shape like a one layered espalier, but they can be grown in all sorts of ways: http://womansworld05.atalink.co.uk/articles/gardens-and-gadening/281 Scroll down to the pic. of the hamburg grape to avoid all the bumpf... My vine weevil and chafer grub ridden...
    Apparently the basic idea is to get a T shape like a one layered espalier, but they can be grown in all sorts of ways: http://womansworld05.atalink.co.uk/articles/gardens-and-gadening/281 Scroll down to the pic. of the hamburg grape to avoid all...
    Apparently the basic idea is to get a T shape like a one layered espalier, but they can be grown in all sorts of ways: http://womansworld05.atalink.co.uk/articles/gardens-and-gadening/281 Scroll...
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  15. rosa

    grape vine

    I have a balcony planted a grape vine vitis Boskop glory last year in a large pot, I dont know how to prune it and i chopped the top off it has just these past few weeks started to come back it...
    I have a balcony planted a grape vine vitis Boskop glory last year in a large pot, I dont know how to prune it and i chopped the top off it has just these past few weeks started to come back it looks ok, does any members know anything about these grape vines, i have it growing up a pagola. I get...
    I have a balcony planted a grape vine vitis Boskop glory last year in a large pot, I dont know how to prune it and i chopped the top off it has just these past few weeks started to come back it looks ok, does any members know anything about these...
    I have a balcony planted a grape vine vitis Boskop glory last year in a large pot, I dont know how to prune it and i chopped the top off it has just these past few weeks started to come back it...
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  16. NEW

    Pot Planting

    For most plants you can use multi-purpose compost. I like a mixture of about 30% SHARP sand with the compost, to help with drainage. Pure compost can get very water logged. Though as Frogesque...
    For most plants you can use multi-purpose compost. I like a mixture of about 30% SHARP sand with the compost, to help with drainage. Pure compost can get very water logged. Though as Frogesque says some plants like special conditions.I have about 35 large pots, with a sand/compost mix in...
    For most plants you can use multi-purpose compost. I like a mixture of about 30% SHARP sand with the compost, to help with drainage. Pure compost can get very water logged. Though as Frogesque says some plants like special conditions.I have...
    For most plants you can use multi-purpose compost. I like a mixture of about 30% SHARP sand with the compost, to help with drainage. Pure compost can get very water logged. Though as Frogesque...
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  17. frogesque

    Is it an Orchid?

    Hi again. If it was a present, then somebody has been ripped off if that is the state it was in when delivered-- only jokingSince a lot of these plants have now been micro- propogated by the...
    Hi again. If it was a present, then somebody has been ripped off if that is the state it was in when delivered-- only jokingSince a lot of these plants have now been micro- propogated by the millions they can be bought for between �£9.99-and �£14.99 they are now quite reasonable, though if...
    Hi again. If it was a present, then somebody has been ripped off if that is the state it was in when delivered-- only jokingSince a lot of these plants have now been micro- propogated by the millions they can be bought for between �£9.99-and...
    Hi again. If it was a present, then somebody has been ripped off if that is the state it was in when delivered-- only jokingSince a lot of these plants have now been micro- propogated by the...
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  18. Banana Man

    Bamboo

    If you want anyother information or want the details of any of the bamboos pictured just PM me.BM
    If you want anyother information or want the details of any of the bamboos pictured just PM me.BM
    If you want anyother information or want the details of any of the bamboos pictured just PM me.BM
    If you want anyother information or want the details of any of the bamboos pictured just PM me.BM
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  19. Stingo

    Houttuynia

    Excellent, always thought it smelled tasty.
    Excellent, always thought it smelled tasty.
    Excellent, always thought it smelled tasty.
    Excellent, always thought it smelled tasty.
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  20. dwjay

    Frogs

    That must be why we hear a "plop" when we walk by then...
    That must be why we hear a "plop" when we walk by then...
    That must be why we hear a "plop" when we walk by then...
    That must be why we hear a "plop" when we walk by then...
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