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sowing foxgloves
As you probably know, Foxgloves, (Digitalis) D. purpurea and D. ferruginea usually flower in their second year so best to treat them as biennial. They may flower in the 3rd year as well if they...
As you probably know, Foxgloves, (Digitalis) D. purpurea and D. ferruginea usually flower in their second year so best to treat them as biennial. They may flower in the 3rd year as well if they are not allowed to set seed. Other species are given as perennial.I don't have any specific...
As you probably know, Foxgloves, (Digitalis) D. purpurea and D. ferruginea usually flower in their second year so best to treat them as biennial. They may flower in the 3rd year as well if they are not allowed to set seed. Other species are given...
As you probably know, Foxgloves, (Digitalis) D. purpurea and D. ferruginea usually flower in their second year so best to treat them as biennial. They may flower in the 3rd year as well if they...
Lady Gardener
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Feb 1, 2006
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392
frogesque
Feb 1, 2006
Dracaena Marginata - Pls help me save it!
Thanks a lot. I will try that. There are plenty of leaves on the lower stem...indeed that lower area looks absolutely fine. Its the top leaves/stem that have wilted and are drooping. Fingers...
Thanks a lot. I will try that. There are plenty of leaves on the lower stem...indeed that lower area looks absolutely fine. Its the top leaves/stem that have wilted and are drooping. Fingers crossed! Cheers
Thanks a lot. I will try that. There are plenty of leaves on the lower stem...indeed that lower area looks absolutely fine. Its the top leaves/stem that have wilted and are drooping. Fingers crossed! Cheers
Thanks a lot. I will try that. There are plenty of leaves on the lower stem...indeed that lower area looks absolutely fine. Its the top leaves/stem that have wilted and are drooping. Fingers...
Escondite
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Jan 31, 2006
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641
Escondite
Feb 1, 2006
fencing
no lasting effect ..... it will damage plants leaves if it splashes i suppose
no lasting effect ..... it will damage plants leaves if it splashes i suppose
no lasting effect ..... it will damage plants leaves if it splashes i suppose
no lasting effect ..... it will damage plants leaves if it splashes i suppose
mayflower
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Feb 1, 2006
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446
Lady Gardener
Feb 1, 2006
Fundraising
Tomato, pepper, runnerbean, buzzie lizzie, sunflower, marigold, sweet pea - basically any cheap & poular seed - save all your yoghurt pots to put them in too!!!! (sell them singularly and make...
Tomato, pepper, runnerbean, buzzie lizzie, sunflower, marigold, sweet pea - basically any cheap & poular seed - save all your yoghurt pots to put them in too!!!! (sell them singularly and make more money...)
Tomato, pepper, runnerbean, buzzie lizzie, sunflower, marigold, sweet pea - basically any cheap & poular seed - save all your yoghurt pots to put them in too!!!! (sell them singularly and make more money...)
Tomato, pepper, runnerbean, buzzie lizzie, sunflower, marigold, sweet pea - basically any cheap & poular seed - save all your yoghurt pots to put them in too!!!! (sell them singularly and make...
Gardening Newbie
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Jan 30, 2006
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4
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324
Honey Bee
Jan 31, 2006
Flopping daffodils
Hmmm - not sure that this doesn't need a mod's input....
Hmmm - not sure that this doesn't need a mod's input....
Hmmm - not sure that this doesn't need a mod's input....
Hmmm - not sure that this doesn't need a mod's input....
Barra
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Jan 30, 2006
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1,476
Daisies
Jan 31, 2006
Fat balls
Well i tried it and they love it, they definately prefer mine to the shop bought ones..thank you all
Well i tried it and they love it, they definately prefer mine to the shop bought ones..thank you all
Well i tried it and they love it, they definately prefer mine to the shop bought ones..thank you all
Well i tried it and they love it, they definately prefer mine to the shop bought ones..thank you all
kathryn
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Jan 25, 2006
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837
kathryn
Jan 30, 2006
Orchid Advice Needed
Hi, I use rainwater for the indoor plants mainly because some don't like hard water and chlorine. Also the hard water makes a deposit on leaves and pots which is unsightly.
Hi, I use rainwater for the indoor plants mainly because some don't like hard water and chlorine. Also the hard water makes a deposit on leaves and pots which is unsightly.
Hi, I use rainwater for the indoor plants mainly because some don't like hard water and chlorine. Also the hard water makes a deposit on leaves and pots which is unsightly.
Hi, I use rainwater for the indoor plants mainly because some don't like hard water and chlorine. Also the hard water makes a deposit on leaves and pots which is unsightly.
Charlie
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Jan 19, 2006
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551
Liz
Jan 30, 2006
Community gardening scheme
As I say Jackie I really do wish you luck on this one. But the point I was trying to make is that the work of fifty people over some months can all be undone in one night by half a dozen yobs. ...
As I say Jackie I really do wish you luck on this one. But the point I was trying to make is that the work of fifty people over some months can all be undone in one night by half a dozen yobs. Its not right. :( Even the cemetaries get vandalised around here. [ 29. January 2006, 04:12 PM:...
As I say Jackie I really do wish you luck on this one. But the point I was trying to make is that the work of fifty people over some months can all be undone in one night by half a dozen yobs. Its not right. :( Even the cemetaries get...
As I say Jackie I really do wish you luck on this one. But the point I was trying to make is that the work of fifty people over some months can all be undone in one night by half a dozen yobs. ...
Jackie
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Jan 11, 2006
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pete
Jan 29, 2006
wow i done it
At a guess Acer pseudoplatanus brilliantissimum A varegated sycamore
At a guess Acer pseudoplatanus brilliantissimum A varegated sycamore
At a guess Acer pseudoplatanus brilliantissimum A varegated sycamore
At a guess Acer pseudoplatanus brilliantissimum A varegated sycamore
duckyjuk
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Jan 29, 2006
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pete
Jan 29, 2006
Help with orchid needed
I know they quite often are sold in clear pots, but I always repot them into ordinary pots, usually the ceramic type, and they dont seem to mind. Must admit I have heard that theory,Rudham but I...
I know they quite often are sold in clear pots, but I always repot them into ordinary pots, usually the ceramic type, and they dont seem to mind. Must admit I have heard that theory,Rudham but I dont know that its true, I know most orchids have a relationship with fungus, and the epiphytic...
I know they quite often are sold in clear pots, but I always repot them into ordinary pots, usually the ceramic type, and they dont seem to mind. Must admit I have heard that theory,Rudham but I dont know that its true, I know most orchids have...
I know they quite often are sold in clear pots, but I always repot them into ordinary pots, usually the ceramic type, and they dont seem to mind. Must admit I have heard that theory,Rudham but I...
Charlie
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Jan 19, 2006
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pete
Jan 29, 2006
cheshunt compound
For the more organic amongst us, look at this thread: http://www.gardenerscorner.co.uk/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=2;t=000070;p=2
For the more organic amongst us, look at this thread: http://www.gardenerscorner.co.uk/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=2;t=000070;p=2
For the more organic amongst us, look at this thread: http://www.gardenerscorner.co.uk/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=2;t=000070;p=2
For the more organic amongst us, look at this thread: http://www.gardenerscorner.co.uk/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=2;t=000070;p=2
dalbuie
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Jan 15, 2006
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Liz
Jan 29, 2006
CATS
And can you imagine forgeting it was there and walking past. could be a bit of a shock :D
And can you imagine forgeting it was there and walking past. could be a bit of a shock :D
And can you imagine forgeting it was there and walking past. could be a bit of a shock :D
And can you imagine forgeting it was there and walking past. could be a bit of a shock :D
tina
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Jan 24, 2006
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Madrat
Jan 28, 2006
First Gardens
I hope the next quote comes in lower but there's a lot of hard landscaping to do - and that costs.Thought - I wonder if it would be cheaper - to get your preferred firm to a) give you a plan...
I hope the next quote comes in lower but there's a lot of hard landscaping to do - and that costs.Thought - I wonder if it would be cheaper - to get your preferred firm to a) give you a plan b)work with you to do it in stages over time with you doing some of the work between stages. If the...
I hope the next quote comes in lower but there's a lot of hard landscaping to do - and that costs.Thought - I wonder if it would be cheaper - to get your preferred firm to a) give you a plan b)work with you to do it in stages over time with...
I hope the next quote comes in lower but there's a lot of hard landscaping to do - and that costs.Thought - I wonder if it would be cheaper - to get your preferred firm to a) give you a plan...
Fran
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Jan 13, 2006
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Fran
Jan 27, 2006
putting conservatory plant outside
Sue that sounds like a great idea. Moving any plant out of warm indoors at this time of year - can give it a heck of a shock.I'm with Pete, some variety of azaleas are not able to tolerate our...
Sue that sounds like a great idea. Moving any plant out of warm indoors at this time of year - can give it a heck of a shock.I'm with Pete, some variety of azaleas are not able to tolerate our winters outside - any chance you can post us a picture of yours?
Sue that sounds like a great idea. Moving any plant out of warm indoors at this time of year - can give it a heck of a shock.I'm with Pete, some variety of azaleas are not able to tolerate our winters outside - any chance you can post us a...
Sue that sounds like a great idea. Moving any plant out of warm indoors at this time of year - can give it a heck of a shock.I'm with Pete, some variety of azaleas are not able to tolerate our...
SueH
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Jan 26, 2006
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491
Fran
Jan 27, 2006
WARNING
Well I�m sorry to say but it�s me that needs to apologise to Palustris. I first went off topic, I was saying that��. On never mind no good talking to the ��...
Well I�m sorry to say but it�s me that needs to apologise to Palustris. I first went off topic, I was saying that��. On never mind no good talking to the �� Anyway please except my apologies Palustris.
Well I�m sorry to say but it�s me that needs to apologise to Palustris. I first went off topic, I was saying that��. On never mind no good talking to the �� Anyway please except my apologies Palustris.
Well I�m sorry to say but it�s me that needs to apologise to Palustris. I first went off topic, I was saying that��. On never mind no good talking to the ��...
Palustris
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Jan 21, 2006
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Lenticular
Jan 27, 2006
Goldfishes survive!
HiI have keept fish in a pond for years, when the tem drops the fish will go into a sort of suspended animation so try not to disturb them to much. As a genaral rule they wont need food if the...
HiI have keept fish in a pond for years, when the tem drops the fish will go into a sort of suspended animation so try not to disturb them to much. As a genaral rule they wont need food if the water temp is delow 10 degrees. If you do get ice on the top for a long perion stand a hot pan on...
HiI have keept fish in a pond for years, when the tem drops the fish will go into a sort of suspended animation so try not to disturb them to much. As a genaral rule they wont need food if the water temp is delow 10 degrees. If you do get...
HiI have keept fish in a pond for years, when the tem drops the fish will go into a sort of suspended animation so try not to disturb them to much. As a genaral rule they wont need food if the...
Liz
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Jan 1, 2006
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652
Madrat
Jan 27, 2006
Wild Birds
A flock of long tailed tits called today, about eight of them, they seem to like just about everything but one stays on guard. I've seen them visit quite few times and they are always a talking...
A flock of long tailed tits called today, about eight of them, they seem to like just about everything but one stays on guard. I've seen them visit quite few times and they are always a talking point. But where was the camera? today, upstairs. [ 27. January 2006, 04:44 PM: Message edited by:...
A flock of long tailed tits called today, about eight of them, they seem to like just about everything but one stays on guard. I've seen them visit quite few times and they are always a talking point. But where was the camera? today, upstairs. ...
A flock of long tailed tits called today, about eight of them, they seem to like just about everything but one stays on guard. I've seen them visit quite few times and they are always a talking...
hans
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Jan 23, 2006
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713
hans
Jan 27, 2006
Ivy - How can I get rid?
I would go with Liz's suggestion. Also be very carefull where you dump any bits you chop down. They will root into almost anything!If you want some ivy growing go for one of the smaller leaved...
I would go with Liz's suggestion. Also be very carefull where you dump any bits you chop down. They will root into almost anything!If you want some ivy growing go for one of the smaller leaved varigated ornamental type. They are usually hardy enough to survive outside but are much slower...
I would go with Liz's suggestion. Also be very carefull where you dump any bits you chop down. They will root into almost anything!If you want some ivy growing go for one of the smaller leaved varigated ornamental type. They are usually hardy...
I would go with Liz's suggestion. Also be very carefull where you dump any bits you chop down. They will root into almost anything!If you want some ivy growing go for one of the smaller leaved...
Honey Bee
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Jan 26, 2006
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571
frogesque
Jan 27, 2006
location
A south or south west facing garden has more light during the year, when the sun starts to get lower in the sky i.e. spring, autumn and winter. Additionally the house provides some protections to...
A south or south west facing garden has more light during the year, when the sun starts to get lower in the sky i.e. spring, autumn and winter. Additionally the house provides some protections to the garden from cold northerly or north easterly winds.Better for sunbathing tooo :D
A south or south west facing garden has more light during the year, when the sun starts to get lower in the sky i.e. spring, autumn and winter. Additionally the house provides some protections to the garden from cold northerly or north easterly...
A south or south west facing garden has more light during the year, when the sun starts to get lower in the sky i.e. spring, autumn and winter. Additionally the house provides some protections to...
pauleee
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Jan 26, 2006
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Fran
Jan 26, 2006
fuchia
thanks for reply been in pot out side for awhile it was a cutting .
thanks for reply been in pot out side for awhile it was a cutting .
thanks for reply been in pot out side for awhile it was a cutting .
thanks for reply been in pot out side for awhile it was a cutting .
mayflower
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Jan 25, 2006
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563
mayflower
Jan 26, 2006
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