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violet cress
thanks very much palustris, very helpful.
thanks very much palustris, very helpful.
thanks very much palustris, very helpful.
thanks very much palustris, very helpful.
darlie chimmock
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May 8, 2006
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darlie chimmock
May 11, 2006
Border edging
In terms of budget solutions, the taller log roll stuff is pretty good, at least for a few years. Goes very brittle after that. Morrisons usually have a "2 for a fiver" or similar offer around...
In terms of budget solutions, the taller log roll stuff is pretty good, at least for a few years. Goes very brittle after that. Morrisons usually have a "2 for a fiver" or similar offer around this time of year.Wilkinsons is also good for that sort of stuff - their prices are generally around...
In terms of budget solutions, the taller log roll stuff is pretty good, at least for a few years. Goes very brittle after that. Morrisons usually have a "2 for a fiver" or similar offer around this time of year.Wilkinsons is also good for that...
In terms of budget solutions, the taller log roll stuff is pretty good, at least for a few years. Goes very brittle after that. Morrisons usually have a "2 for a fiver" or similar offer around...
Feline
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May 8, 2006
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Dave_In_His_Garden
May 10, 2006
front garden -oops!
Hi Jilly - it would depend on the type of ground cover plant. If they spread by rooting themselves as they go, then they won't get much further, but if they spread out from the central root, they...
Hi Jilly - it would depend on the type of ground cover plant. If they spread by rooting themselves as they go, then they won't get much further, but if they spread out from the central root, they should just grow over the bark. That's what I have done in my front garden and they're spreading...
Hi Jilly - it would depend on the type of ground cover plant. If they spread by rooting themselves as they go, then they won't get much further, but if they spread out from the central root, they should just grow over the bark. That's what I have...
Hi Jilly - it would depend on the type of ground cover plant. If they spread by rooting themselves as they go, then they won't get much further, but if they spread out from the central root, they...
Jilly P
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May 7, 2006
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Dave_In_His_Garden
May 10, 2006
flowers
Thanks to all for the advice. I have taken it onboard and planted a selection of your recommendations, I look forward to seeing how they fare. Thanks again Jaycee.
Thanks to all for the advice. I have taken it onboard and planted a selection of your recommendations, I look forward to seeing how they fare. Thanks again Jaycee.
Thanks to all for the advice. I have taken it onboard and planted a selection of your recommendations, I look forward to seeing how they fare. Thanks again Jaycee.
Thanks to all for the advice. I have taken it onboard and planted a selection of your recommendations, I look forward to seeing how they fare. Thanks again Jaycee.
Jaycee
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May 7, 2006
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Jaycee
May 13, 2006
Took a day off from the garden today...
The first time I heard of toad lilies was at this site. I saw pictures and had to have some.
The first time I heard of toad lilies was at this site. I saw pictures and had to have some.
The first time I heard of toad lilies was at this site. I saw pictures and had to have some.
The first time I heard of toad lilies was at this site. I saw pictures and had to have some.
Rich
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May 7, 2006
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Rich
May 12, 2006
books
There are so many garden books around and fashions come and go. (Does anyone still go in for decking and spray their fences purple?)Who are your all time favourite garden writers?I can...
There are so many garden books around and fashions come and go. (Does anyone still go in for decking and spray their fences purple?)Who are your all time favourite garden writers?I can shortlist four:Margery Fish is my number one. Her series of books are probably out of print now. She...
There are so many garden books around and fashions come and go. (Does anyone still go in for decking and spray their fences purple?)Who are your all time favourite garden writers?I can shortlist four:Margery Fish is my number one. Her...
There are so many garden books around and fashions come and go. (Does anyone still go in for decking and spray their fences purple?)Who are your all time favourite garden writers?I can...
vivienne
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May 7, 2006
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Hornbeam
May 10, 2006
Yucca
Depends on what kind it is, some are hardy some are not. In general if it was bought as a house plant it wont be hardy exept in a very warm sheltered spot.
Depends on what kind it is, some are hardy some are not. In general if it was bought as a house plant it wont be hardy exept in a very warm sheltered spot.
Depends on what kind it is, some are hardy some are not. In general if it was bought as a house plant it wont be hardy exept in a very warm sheltered spot.
Depends on what kind it is, some are hardy some are not. In general if it was bought as a house plant it wont be hardy exept in a very warm sheltered spot.
vivienne
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May 7, 2006
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pete
May 7, 2006
Fuschia cuttings
Fuchsias take well from heeled, soft wood or tip cuttings. At this time of year when they are only just starting into growth, I would wait until there are some decent sized shoots, and then try...
Fuchsias take well from heeled, soft wood or tip cuttings. At this time of year when they are only just starting into growth, I would wait until there are some decent sized shoots, and then try tip cuttings.Later in the year, try soft wood and heeled cuttings if the tip cuttings did not take....
Fuchsias take well from heeled, soft wood or tip cuttings. At this time of year when they are only just starting into growth, I would wait until there are some decent sized shoots, and then try tip cuttings.Later in the year, try soft wood and...
Fuchsias take well from heeled, soft wood or tip cuttings. At this time of year when they are only just starting into growth, I would wait until there are some decent sized shoots, and then try...
chkm8
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May 7, 2006
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Fran
May 7, 2006
Time
um have forgotten how philosophical us gardeners can be! AND all very romantic.Have the time at the moment but not the strength!
um have forgotten how philosophical us gardeners can be! AND all very romantic.Have the time at the moment but not the strength!
um have forgotten how philosophical us gardeners can be! AND all very romantic.Have the time at the moment but not the strength!
um have forgotten how philosophical us gardeners can be! AND all very romantic.Have the time at the moment but not the strength!
Waco
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May 6, 2006
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Waco
May 31, 2006
Clematis
Before people start getting paranoid about clematis wilt, it is actually fairly rare these days. It is more often slug or snail damage which causes the stems to die back. They do love to nibble...
Before people start getting paranoid about clematis wilt, it is actually fairly rare these days. It is more often slug or snail damage which causes the stems to die back. They do love to nibble the bark off at ground level. It is also their chewing which can let in wilt. Mowgley, as clematis...
Before people start getting paranoid about clematis wilt, it is actually fairly rare these days. It is more often slug or snail damage which causes the stems to die back. They do love to nibble the bark off at ground level. It is also their...
Before people start getting paranoid about clematis wilt, it is actually fairly rare these days. It is more often slug or snail damage which causes the stems to die back. They do love to nibble...
mowgley
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May 6, 2006
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Palustris
May 7, 2006
Where do I begin?
Hi Shaun, Dave has a valid point about the Leyllandii, but if you have a railway line the other side, they are probably the thing to cut the noise down. Just promise to keep them trimmed &...
Hi Shaun, Dave has a valid point about the Leyllandii, but if you have a railway line the other side, they are probably the thing to cut the noise down. Just promise to keep them trimmed & feed the lawn etc.
Look through the forum & also have a look at container gardening. You...
Hi Shaun, Dave has a valid point about the Leyllandii, but if you have a railway line the other side, they are probably the thing to cut the noise down. Just promise to keep them trimmed & feed the lawn etc.
Look through the forum...
Hi Shaun, Dave has a valid point about the Leyllandii, but if you have a railway line the other side, they are probably the thing to cut the noise down. Just promise to keep them trimmed &...
Shaun
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May 6, 2006
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510
Marley Farley
May 6, 2006
Senetti Pericallis
Glad they had what you wanted....
Glad they had what you wanted....
Glad they had what you wanted....
Glad they had what you wanted....
Dustaminnie
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May 6, 2006
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Marley Farley
May 7, 2006
Who Sells These Hanging Basket Brackets?
Thanks all, I've sent some enquires off to both Homebase and Pounstretcher - let's see what happens
Thanks all, I've sent some enquires off to both Homebase and Pounstretcher - let's see what happens
Thanks all, I've sent some enquires off to both Homebase and Pounstretcher - let's see what happens
Thanks all, I've sent some enquires off to both Homebase and Pounstretcher - let's see what happens
Shaun
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May 6, 2006
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Shaun
May 29, 2008
Help me drain this swamp.
Good advice Waco,My father had the same problem on 2 1/4 acres, has woodland behind him and he is at the bottom of the hill, so all excess water used to soak into his plot and stay there, he got...
Good advice Waco,My father had the same problem on 2 1/4 acres, has woodland behind him and he is at the bottom of the hill, so all excess water used to soak into his plot and stay there, he got a mini digger in, dug a trench 18" wide along the back edge and down one side to the bottom, where...
Good advice Waco,My father had the same problem on 2 1/4 acres, has woodland behind him and he is at the bottom of the hill, so all excess water used to soak into his plot and stay there, he got a mini digger in, dug a trench 18" wide along the...
Good advice Waco,My father had the same problem on 2 1/4 acres, has woodland behind him and he is at the bottom of the hill, so all excess water used to soak into his plot and stay there, he got...
chkm8
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May 6, 2006
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Webmaster
May 6, 2006
Droopy Leycesteria formosa
I agree with Dave. If you have just moved it - it did not like the move. As Dave says, in a healthy plant roots and foliage are in balance. If you reduce the roots (as you must do when you move...
I agree with Dave. If you have just moved it - it did not like the move. As Dave says, in a healthy plant roots and foliage are in balance. If you reduce the roots (as you must do when you move something) you must often reduce the foliage to keep them in balance.
I agree with Dave. If you have just moved it - it did not like the move. As Dave says, in a healthy plant roots and foliage are in balance. If you reduce the roots (as you must do when you move something) you must often reduce the foliage to...
I agree with Dave. If you have just moved it - it did not like the move. As Dave says, in a healthy plant roots and foliage are in balance. If you reduce the roots (as you must do when you move...
Dave from Newcastle
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May 6, 2006
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PeterS
May 6, 2006
A sick passion flower needs help
Mine just dropped dead! Antithesis of a wild fl;ower I would have thought though.
Mine just dropped dead! Antithesis of a wild fl;ower I would have thought though.
Mine just dropped dead! Antithesis of a wild fl;ower I would have thought though.
Mine just dropped dead! Antithesis of a wild fl;ower I would have thought though.
Jupiter
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May 5, 2006
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Waco
May 6, 2006
Louise Rowe
its lovely it would look nice up my fence!! dont worry about the greenhouse you havnt seen the state of mine i cant even get in the door...and its like a lucky dip as i have not labelled...
its lovely it would look nice up my fence!! dont worry about the greenhouse you havnt seen the state of mine i cant even get in the door...and its like a lucky dip as i have not labelled anything..so each thing that emerges is a surprise..
its lovely it would look nice up my fence!! dont worry about the greenhouse you havnt seen the state of mine i cant even get in the door...and its like a lucky dip as i have not labelled anything..so each thing that emerges is a surprise..
its lovely it would look nice up my fence!! dont worry about the greenhouse you havnt seen the state of mine i cant even get in the door...and its like a lucky dip as i have not labelled...
Liz
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May 5, 2006
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642
wildflower
May 7, 2006
Spanish bluebells
Well what you lot have told me are Spanish bluebells are so fare behaving very well, as to ground elder AAhhhhhhhhh........don't mention the word before I have to go to bed! Nightmares agsain!
Well what you lot have told me are Spanish bluebells are so fare behaving very well, as to ground elder AAhhhhhhhhh........don't mention the word before I have to go to bed! Nightmares agsain!
Well what you lot have told me are Spanish bluebells are so fare behaving very well, as to ground elder AAhhhhhhhhh........don't mention the word before I have to go to bed! Nightmares agsain!
Well what you lot have told me are Spanish bluebells are so fare behaving very well, as to ground elder AAhhhhhhhhh........don't mention the word before I have to go to bed! Nightmares agsain!
Stingo
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May 5, 2006
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Waco
May 6, 2006
Help.......Where to begin?
Thank you all for your help and advice so far! Much appreciated!
Thank you all for your help and advice so far! Much appreciated!
Thank you all for your help and advice so far! Much appreciated!
Thank you all for your help and advice so far! Much appreciated!
Jim12345
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May 5, 2006
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Jim12345
May 5, 2006
Plants that deter bees/wasps/mossies?
Wasps do a lot of good in the garden. They take many insect pests to feed the developing larvae in the nest. Last year I watched a mid air tussel between a wasp and a crane fly. Both fell to the...
Wasps do a lot of good in the garden. They take many insect pests to feed the developing larvae in the nest. Last year I watched a mid air tussel between a wasp and a crane fly. Both fell to the ground and the daddylonglegs made an escape leaving a very cross wasp! They also do some pollinating....
Wasps do a lot of good in the garden. They take many insect pests to feed the developing larvae in the nest. Last year I watched a mid air tussel between a wasp and a crane fly. Both fell to the ground and the daddylonglegs made an escape leaving...
Wasps do a lot of good in the garden. They take many insect pests to feed the developing larvae in the nest. Last year I watched a mid air tussel between a wasp and a crane fly. Both fell to the...
Tracey B
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May 5, 2006
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May 10, 2006
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