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which seeds??
Gardeners Delight is a cherry tom, I've grwn several types now but always come back to GD they are the best for flavour & crop well toHelen
Gardeners Delight is a cherry tom, I've grwn several types now but always come back to GD they are the best for flavour & crop well toHelen
Gardeners Delight is a cherry tom, I've grwn several types now but always come back to GD they are the best for flavour & crop well toHelen
Gardeners Delight is a cherry tom, I've grwn several types now but always come back to GD they are the best for flavour & crop well toHelen
Honey Bee
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Jan 7, 2006
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Gardening Newbie
Jan 16, 2006
Perennial Tulips
I agree with you Fran. Whilst I like Christine herself of Christine's Garden - there isn't much gardening in it.But you can certainly learn from Alan Tichmarsh - even if there is sometimes a...
I agree with you Fran. Whilst I like Christine herself of Christine's Garden - there isn't much gardening in it.But you can certainly learn from Alan Tichmarsh - even if there is sometimes a bit too much Tichmarsh.
I agree with you Fran. Whilst I like Christine herself of Christine's Garden - there isn't much gardening in it.But you can certainly learn from Alan Tichmarsh - even if there is sometimes a bit too much Tichmarsh.
I agree with you Fran. Whilst I like Christine herself of Christine's Garden - there isn't much gardening in it.But you can certainly learn from Alan Tichmarsh - even if there is sometimes a...
PeterS
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Jan 15, 2006
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PeterS
Jan 15, 2006
companion planting
What a great website! Many thanks
What a great website! Many thanks
What a great website! Many thanks
What a great website! Many thanks
badsal72
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Jan 14, 2006
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543
badsal72
Jan 15, 2006
Feeding Hedges
Thanks for your help
Thanks for your help
Thanks for your help
Thanks for your help
Julekha
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Jan 14, 2006
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706
Julekha
Jan 15, 2006
ATTRACTIVE EVERGREENS
Thats great thank you for your help
Thats great thank you for your help
Thats great thank you for your help
Thats great thank you for your help
Julekha
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Jan 14, 2006
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4
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452
Julekha
Jan 15, 2006
Iris Eleganisima
Thanks for your speedy relpy. Will be in contact with Alpine society at the weekend so fingers crossed
Thanks for your speedy relpy. Will be in contact with Alpine society at the weekend so fingers crossed
Thanks for your speedy relpy. Will be in contact with Alpine society at the weekend so fingers crossed
Thanks for your speedy relpy. Will be in contact with Alpine society at the weekend so fingers crossed
gardenmad
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Jan 13, 2006
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412
gardenmad
Jan 13, 2006
fencing
Hi anfh440 and hans, you can also buy recycled plastic fencing posts now which look better than concrete and last just as long. Md, I have always had rented properties, council and private- I...
Hi anfh440 and hans, you can also buy recycled plastic fencing posts now which look better than concrete and last just as long. Md, I have always had rented properties, council and private- I have always when financially able improved the properties, even if you don't own it, it makes life...
Hi anfh440 and hans, you can also buy recycled plastic fencing posts now which look better than concrete and last just as long. Md, I have always had rented properties, council and private- I have always when financially able improved the...
Hi anfh440 and hans, you can also buy recycled plastic fencing posts now which look better than concrete and last just as long. Md, I have always had rented properties, council and private- I...
anth440
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Jan 11, 2006
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523
Liz
Jan 13, 2006
damp shade loving plants? ideas please!
May I suggest that you leave the Astilbe alone - they do well in damp partial shade - and always die back in the winter, re-appearing in late spring.Sounds like you've got a nice woodland going...
May I suggest that you leave the Astilbe alone - they do well in damp partial shade - and always die back in the winter, re-appearing in late spring.Sounds like you've got a nice woodland going at the bottom of your garden - so I'd go with the flow and encourage it going for for woodland...
May I suggest that you leave the Astilbe alone - they do well in damp partial shade - and always die back in the winter, re-appearing in late spring.Sounds like you've got a nice woodland going at the bottom of your garden - so I'd go with the...
May I suggest that you leave the Astilbe alone - they do well in damp partial shade - and always die back in the winter, re-appearing in late spring.Sounds like you've got a nice woodland going...
em
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Jan 11, 2006
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Fran
Jan 12, 2006
watering blueberries and other plants
Thanks Steve for all your advice...its very much appreciated Gill
Thanks Steve for all your advice...its very much appreciated Gill
Thanks Steve for all your advice...its very much appreciated Gill
Thanks Steve for all your advice...its very much appreciated Gill
samsoph
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Jan 10, 2006
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659
samsoph
Jan 12, 2006
Heated propagator
Thank you all for your valued input. Will leave it till early March. Will let you all know how my first attempts of seed growing goes Again many thx Sean
Thank you all for your valued input. Will leave it till early March. Will let you all know how my first attempts of seed growing goes Again many thx Sean
Thank you all for your valued input. Will leave it till early March. Will let you all know how my first attempts of seed growing goes Again many thx Sean
Thank you all for your valued input. Will leave it till early March. Will let you all know how my first attempts of seed growing goes Again many thx Sean
mowgley
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Jan 10, 2006
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mowgley
Jan 12, 2006
Colour through the year
I spent the day in a lecture theatre in London so I missed out on a lovely day. I'm hoping tomorrow is pleasant because I'm working from home and will, hopefully get an opportunity to inspect the...
I spent the day in a lecture theatre in London so I missed out on a lovely day. I'm hoping tomorrow is pleasant because I'm working from home and will, hopefully get an opportunity to inspect the garden for any signs of spring activity.
I spent the day in a lecture theatre in London so I missed out on a lovely day. I'm hoping tomorrow is pleasant because I'm working from home and will, hopefully get an opportunity to inspect the garden for any signs of spring activity.
I spent the day in a lecture theatre in London so I missed out on a lovely day. I'm hoping tomorrow is pleasant because I'm working from home and will, hopefully get an opportunity to inspect the...
Fran
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Jan 8, 2006
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3
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475
petal
Jan 11, 2006
bamboo stems
Cheers Steve, will have a go, but not usually very good with houseplants !!! do much better in the garden.
Cheers Steve, will have a go, but not usually very good with houseplants !!! do much better in the garden.
Cheers Steve, will have a go, but not usually very good with houseplants !!! do much better in the garden.
Cheers Steve, will have a go, but not usually very good with houseplants !!! do much better in the garden.
anth440
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Jan 11, 2006
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anth440
Jan 11, 2006
west facing?
just what i needed to get started. thanks very much
just what i needed to get started. thanks very much
just what i needed to get started. thanks very much
just what i needed to get started. thanks very much
martyn
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Jan 10, 2006
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martyn
Jan 11, 2006
curry plant and cats!
This is said to workhttp://plants.thompson-morgan.com/uk/en/product/2131/1?SA=1303
This is said to workhttp://plants.thompson-morgan.com/uk/en/product/2131/1?SA=1303
This is said to workhttp://plants.thompson-morgan.com/uk/en/product/2131/1?SA=1303
This is said to workhttp://plants.thompson-morgan.com/uk/en/product/2131/1?SA=1303
carole_no1
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Jan 9, 2006
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lisa0307
Jan 10, 2006
pelargoniums
Thanks for the advice - will try that today. Unfortunately the only warm room also has the only sunny window at this time of year!might be back here in a couple of months asking if anyone has...
Thanks for the advice - will try that today. Unfortunately the only warm room also has the only sunny window at this time of year!might be back here in a couple of months asking if anyone has any cuttings from 'lord bute' - it is my favourite and is the one which is suffering most -...
Thanks for the advice - will try that today. Unfortunately the only warm room also has the only sunny window at this time of year!might be back here in a couple of months asking if anyone has any cuttings from 'lord bute' - it is my favourite...
Thanks for the advice - will try that today. Unfortunately the only warm room also has the only sunny window at this time of year!might be back here in a couple of months asking if anyone has...
chan
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Jan 9, 2006
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3
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391
chan
Jan 10, 2006
Sowing Sweet Peas
its from the accidental gardeners almanac by michael powell, brilliant book!
its from the accidental gardeners almanac by michael powell, brilliant book!
its from the accidental gardeners almanac by michael powell, brilliant book!
its from the accidental gardeners almanac by michael powell, brilliant book!
Gardening Newbie
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Jan 5, 2006
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5
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510
rudham1
Jan 9, 2006
Fir needles
:D Thanks everybody, I will be taking all suggestions and trying out till I succeed.
:D Thanks everybody, I will be taking all suggestions and trying out till I succeed.
:D Thanks everybody, I will be taking all suggestions and trying out till I succeed.
:D Thanks everybody, I will be taking all suggestions and trying out till I succeed.
warbaby
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Jan 8, 2006
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warbaby
Jan 8, 2006
recomandations please
Firstly Madrat, I did not "slag off your gardening abilaty" as you put it, I merely pointed out that your avitar did not say much about your gardening, ie it is not plant or gardening,...
Firstly Madrat, I did not "slag off your gardening abilaty" as you put it, I merely pointed out that your avitar did not say much about your gardening, ie it is not plant or gardening, orientated. I also pointed out that if you have a political point to make, then start a new thread in the "Non...
Firstly Madrat, I did not "slag off your gardening abilaty" as you put it, I merely pointed out that your avitar did not say much about your gardening, ie it is not plant or gardening, orientated. I also pointed out that if you have a political...
Firstly Madrat, I did not "slag off your gardening abilaty" as you put it, I merely pointed out that your avitar did not say much about your gardening, ie it is not plant or gardening,...
Madrat
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Jan 1, 2006
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pete
Jan 8, 2006
What happened?
thanks pete2255.
thanks pete2255.
thanks pete2255.
thanks pete2255.
Liz
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Jan 1, 2006
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elainefiz
Jan 8, 2006
VIBURNUM-when to prune/
Then you will never be without them ever again. Think you get six in a pack, they look like jelly in a pot with foil tops usually. Just take your cuttings, normally 3 or 4 to a pot, pierce a small...
Then you will never be without them ever again. Think you get six in a pack, they look like jelly in a pot with foil tops usually. Just take your cuttings, normally 3 or 4 to a pot, pierce a small hole in foil top and slide them in, Gel has all the hormone wotsits that do the root growing and...
Then you will never be without them ever again. Think you get six in a pack, they look like jelly in a pot with foil tops usually. Just take your cuttings, normally 3 or 4 to a pot, pierce a small hole in foil top and slide them in, Gel has all...
Then you will never be without them ever again. Think you get six in a pack, they look like jelly in a pot with foil tops usually. Just take your cuttings, normally 3 or 4 to a pot, pierce a small...
elainefiz
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Jan 8, 2006
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701
lisa0307
Jan 8, 2006
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