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Anyone seen these ?
The only reason I looked on there is hat my partners mother has one, and she broke it. great mugs for garden use, especially as they have the lid/saucer.Nathan.
The only reason I looked on there is hat my partners mother has one, and she broke it. great mugs for garden use, especially as they have the lid/saucer.Nathan.
The only reason I looked on there is hat my partners mother has one, and she broke it. great mugs for garden use, especially as they have the lid/saucer.Nathan.
The only reason I looked on there is hat my partners mother has one, and she broke it. great mugs for garden use, especially as they have the lid/saucer.Nathan.
Webmaster
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Oct 22, 2005
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Webmaster
Oct 22, 2005
Allium bulbs
Thanks folks,I will now plant them in my tubs and probably put them in the greenhouse when it gets really cold, it tends to do that up here :D I am looking forward to seeing what I get. I will...
Thanks folks,I will now plant them in my tubs and probably put them in the greenhouse when it gets really cold, it tends to do that up here :D I am looking forward to seeing what I get. I will tell you about them in the spring if they survive!
Thanks folks,I will now plant them in my tubs and probably put them in the greenhouse when it gets really cold, it tends to do that up here :D I am looking forward to seeing what I get. I will tell you about them in the spring if they survive!
Thanks folks,I will now plant them in my tubs and probably put them in the greenhouse when it gets really cold, it tends to do that up here :D I am looking forward to seeing what I get. I will...
dalbuie
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Oct 21, 2005
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dalbuie
Oct 21, 2005
Pruning Grapevine
Thanks guys, I knew I could rely on you. I hope the messager has seen the thread.
Thanks guys, I knew I could rely on you. I hope the messager has seen the thread.
Thanks guys, I knew I could rely on you. I hope the messager has seen the thread.
Thanks guys, I knew I could rely on you. I hope the messager has seen the thread.
Fran
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Oct 20, 2005
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Fran
Oct 21, 2005
Hedging - Ilex Meservea (Blue Prince)
may be lack of acidity
may be lack of acidity
may be lack of acidity
may be lack of acidity
Julekha
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Oct 20, 2005
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hans
Oct 24, 2005
weed supression
I agree with above digging is the only way and you may find it stubborn especially if it starts amongst established plants, like raspberries. I still have the odd shoot after 30 years.
I agree with above digging is the only way and you may find it stubborn especially if it starts amongst established plants, like raspberries. I still have the odd shoot after 30 years.
I agree with above digging is the only way and you may find it stubborn especially if it starts amongst established plants, like raspberries. I still have the odd shoot after 30 years.
I agree with above digging is the only way and you may find it stubborn especially if it starts amongst established plants, like raspberries. I still have the odd shoot after 30 years.
sawfish
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Oct 19, 2005
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hans
Oct 20, 2005
what plants are good for offices?
I'm a bit late finding this thread but if you haven't already tried then I found fibrous rooted begonias, buisy lizzy, cyclamen and blackeyed Susan did fantastic on the windowsill and Saintpaulia...
I'm a bit late finding this thread but if you haven't already tried then I found fibrous rooted begonias, buisy lizzy, cyclamen and blackeyed Susan did fantastic on the windowsill and Saintpaulia - "African Violet" and varigated ivy did fine in the less well lit areas of the office. Spider...
I'm a bit late finding this thread but if you haven't already tried then I found fibrous rooted begonias, buisy lizzy, cyclamen and blackeyed Susan did fantastic on the windowsill and Saintpaulia - "African Violet" and varigated ivy did fine in...
I'm a bit late finding this thread but if you haven't already tried then I found fibrous rooted begonias, buisy lizzy, cyclamen and blackeyed Susan did fantastic on the windowsill and Saintpaulia...
bubbly
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Oct 19, 2005
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frogesque
Oct 28, 2005
Quote
'As green fingered as... a Martian with septicaemia' . Stephen Fry. [ 19. October 2005, 12:55 PM: Message edited by: Tortuosa ]
'As green fingered as... a Martian with septicaemia' . Stephen Fry. [ 19. October 2005, 12:55 PM: Message edited by: Tortuosa ]
'As green fingered as... a Martian with septicaemia' . Stephen Fry. [ 19. October 2005, 12:55 PM: Message edited by: Tortuosa ]
'As green fingered as... a Martian with septicaemia' . Stephen Fry. [ 19. October 2005, 12:55 PM: Message edited by: Tortuosa ]
Tortuosa
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Oct 19, 2005
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Tortuosa
Oct 19, 2005
wrong place to post
No problem, it happens sometimes
, I'll move it into here for you .Nathan.
No problem, it happens sometimes
, I'll move it into here for you .Nathan.
No problem, it happens sometimes
, I'll move it into here for you .Nathan.
No problem, it happens sometimes
, I'll move it into here for you .Nathan.
lillylover
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Oct 19, 2005
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Webmaster
Oct 22, 2005
Spring Bulbs
I just looked at my prepared hyacinth bulbs which are in bowls in a dark cupboard and was pleased to see they are starting to shoot. A sure sign that Christmas is just around the corner. I must...
I just looked at my prepared hyacinth bulbs which are in bowls in a dark cupboard and was pleased to see they are starting to shoot. A sure sign that Christmas is just around the corner. I must get to the shops...
I just looked at my prepared hyacinth bulbs which are in bowls in a dark cupboard and was pleased to see they are starting to shoot. A sure sign that Christmas is just around the corner. I must get to the shops...
I just looked at my prepared hyacinth bulbs which are in bowls in a dark cupboard and was pleased to see they are starting to shoot. A sure sign that Christmas is just around the corner. I must...
Hannah
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Oct 19, 2005
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petal
Oct 26, 2005
Autumn flowering crocus
I've had this problem too. I bought some very pretty colchicum this year which I am delighted with, they flower really close to the ground and really do look like their name- Waterlily. They wre...
I've had this problem too. I bought some very pretty colchicum this year which I am delighted with, they flower really close to the ground and really do look like their name- Waterlily. They wre more expensive than the singles but each bulb has produced at least 3 flowers, so they look excellent...
I've had this problem too. I bought some very pretty colchicum this year which I am delighted with, they flower really close to the ground and really do look like their name- Waterlily. They wre more expensive than the singles but each bulb has...
I've had this problem too. I bought some very pretty colchicum this year which I am delighted with, they flower really close to the ground and really do look like their name- Waterlily. They wre...
sewer rat
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Oct 17, 2005
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Liz
Oct 19, 2005
New Passiflora grower
Sallyann, thanks for the reassuring message. The fourth-floor terrace certainly can't compete with a welsh mountain-top! I've just put some vermivulite over the top of the soil to help keep it...
Sallyann, thanks for the reassuring message. The fourth-floor terrace certainly can't compete with a welsh mountain-top! I've just put some vermivulite over the top of the soil to help keep it warm and will leave it alone for now - it's still flowering away!
Sallyann, thanks for the reassuring message. The fourth-floor terrace certainly can't compete with a welsh mountain-top! I've just put some vermivulite over the top of the soil to help keep it warm and will leave it alone for now - it's still...
Sallyann, thanks for the reassuring message. The fourth-floor terrace certainly can't compete with a welsh mountain-top! I've just put some vermivulite over the top of the soil to help keep it...
jervis
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Oct 17, 2005
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jervis
Oct 25, 2005
Shade problems???
I would agree with Liz - if lavender is doing well, and nothing else, it is likely to be water problems as well feeding - so tis either change the conditions by irrigation plus organic matter or...
I would agree with Liz - if lavender is doing well, and nothing else, it is likely to be water problems as well feeding - so tis either change the conditions by irrigation plus organic matter or grow the kind of plants that thrive in sunny dry conditions but add still add some feeding- and there...
I would agree with Liz - if lavender is doing well, and nothing else, it is likely to be water problems as well feeding - so tis either change the conditions by irrigation plus organic matter or grow the kind of plants that thrive in sunny dry...
I would agree with Liz - if lavender is doing well, and nothing else, it is likely to be water problems as well feeding - so tis either change the conditions by irrigation plus organic matter or...
type2tattoo
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Oct 17, 2005
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Fran
Oct 21, 2005
Frilly pansies
They really are beautiful! I especially like the last one.
They really are beautiful! I especially like the last one.
They really are beautiful! I especially like the last one.
They really are beautiful! I especially like the last one.
Rich
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Oct 16, 2005
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Mel
Oct 26, 2005
Slightly unusual
Many thanks both, I'm on clay also.
Many thanks both, I'm on clay also.
Many thanks both, I'm on clay also.
Many thanks both, I'm on clay also.
hans
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Oct 16, 2005
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hans
Oct 21, 2005
cuttings
Your welcome - let us know how they do eh?
Your welcome - let us know how they do eh?
Your welcome - let us know how they do eh?
Your welcome - let us know how they do eh?
angelad
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Oct 16, 2005
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Fran
Oct 17, 2005
GROUND COVER PLANTS *HELP!!*
Thank you very much.Thats a great helpTim
Thank you very much.Thats a great helpTim
Thank you very much.Thats a great helpTim
Thank you very much.Thats a great helpTim
babyshambles1984
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Oct 16, 2005
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babyshambles1984
Oct 17, 2005
What type of soil?
You're welcome Smiler - sorry for the late reply - I've only just checked in
You're welcome Smiler - sorry for the late reply - I've only just checked in
You're welcome Smiler - sorry for the late reply - I've only just checked in
You're welcome Smiler - sorry for the late reply - I've only just checked in
Smiler
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Oct 16, 2005
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Will Dunkerley
Oct 24, 2005
winter bedding plants
To Rich's suggestion consider some of the early flowering bulbs and corns, whilst not bedding they will give some early colour. Iris reticulata flowers in february,then theres the snowdrops, and...
To Rich's suggestion consider some of the early flowering bulbs and corns, whilst not bedding they will give some early colour. Iris reticulata flowers in february,then theres the snowdrops, and early flowering crocus - and winter aconite - and will die back soon enough to get the spring bedding...
To Rich's suggestion consider some of the early flowering bulbs and corns, whilst not bedding they will give some early colour. Iris reticulata flowers in february,then theres the snowdrops, and early flowering crocus - and winter aconite - and...
To Rich's suggestion consider some of the early flowering bulbs and corns, whilst not bedding they will give some early colour. Iris reticulata flowers in february,then theres the snowdrops, and...
robbo
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Oct 16, 2005
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Fran
Oct 16, 2005
Pruning and cutting back
o sry. yes geraniums won t overwinter but are easy to keep in the house..... shake soil of roots, spray with bug gun and re pot, water minimum and take cuttings
o sry. yes geraniums won t overwinter but are easy to keep in the house..... shake soil of roots, spray with bug gun and re pot, water minimum and take cuttings
o sry. yes geraniums won t overwinter but are easy to keep in the house..... shake soil of roots, spray with bug gun and re pot, water minimum and take cuttings
o sry. yes geraniums won t overwinter but are easy to keep in the house..... shake soil of roots, spray with bug gun and re pot, water minimum and take cuttings
Fi
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Oct 16, 2005
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Lady Gardener
Nov 16, 2005
spare seeds
I've a collection of seeds going spare. I'll e-mail you a list - but not this weekend - I'm working!!!
I've a collection of seeds going spare. I'll e-mail you a list - but not this weekend - I'm working!!!
I've a collection of seeds going spare. I'll e-mail you a list - but not this weekend - I'm working!!!
I've a collection of seeds going spare. I'll e-mail you a list - but not this weekend - I'm working!!!
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Oct 16, 2005
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Daisies
Nov 11, 2005
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