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Tall Growing PLants
Hi all my plants are in tubs here are a list that do well delphinium,digitalis,lupins,penstemon,rudbeckia,al of the above come up every year and at a cost of a packet of seed, money well spent
Hi all my plants are in tubs here are a list that do well delphinium,digitalis,lupins,penstemon,rudbeckia,al of the above come up every year and at a cost of a packet of seed, money well spent
Hi all my plants are in tubs here are a list that do well delphinium,digitalis,lupins,penstemon,rudbeckia,al of the above come up every year and at a cost of a packet of seed, money well spent
Hi all my plants are in tubs here are a list that do well delphinium,digitalis,lupins,penstemon,rudbeckia,al of the above come up every year and at a cost of a packet of seed, money well spent
aqua
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Sep 20, 2005
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rosegarden
Oct 8, 2005
What will survive winter - need help
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Charlie
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Oct 6, 2005
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8,971
Charlie
Oct 8, 2005
Salvias
Thanks for your help frogesque, thats a great help.
Thanks for your help frogesque, thats a great help.
Thanks for your help frogesque, thats a great help.
Thanks for your help frogesque, thats a great help.
gardennovice
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Oct 3, 2005
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2
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441
gardennovice
Oct 8, 2005
Messy Garden
Hi Simone, We have just cleared and done a similar thing to your idea but on a smaller scale. Our garden is only about 25 x 15 metres with a garage to one side. Here's the link to our progress ......
Hi Simone, We have just cleared and done a similar thing to your idea but on a smaller scale. Our garden is only about 25 x 15 metres with a garage to one side. Here's the link to our progress ...Our GardenFrom this you can see from start to finish but although in day format, most of the...
Hi Simone, We have just cleared and done a similar thing to your idea but on a smaller scale. Our garden is only about 25 x 15 metres with a garage to one side. Here's the link to our progress ...Our GardenFrom this you can see from start...
Hi Simone, We have just cleared and done a similar thing to your idea but on a smaller scale. Our garden is only about 25 x 15 metres with a garage to one side. Here's the link to our progress ......
Simone
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Oct 5, 2005
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IckleWeed
Oct 8, 2005
moving house
If your going to overwinter them in pots, then I would lift them now so that they have a chance to get comfy before the real cold weather but if you going to plant immediatly then the least time...
If your going to overwinter them in pots, then I would lift them now so that they have a chance to get comfy before the real cold weather but if you going to plant immediatly then the least time they are out of the ground the better so as Brazil says just before you move.When I was clearing...
If your going to overwinter them in pots, then I would lift them now so that they have a chance to get comfy before the real cold weather but if you going to plant immediatly then the least time they are out of the ground the better so as Brazil...
If your going to overwinter them in pots, then I would lift them now so that they have a chance to get comfy before the real cold weather but if you going to plant immediatly then the least time...
sandy
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Oct 6, 2005
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Fran
Oct 7, 2005
Tub Successes and Failures
Brazil I tried Runner Beans (Scarlet Emperor) in a half whisky barrel this year - trained up 8ft canes in a wigwam. They grew and cropped really well and I wouldn't hesitate to do the same next...
Brazil I tried Runner Beans (Scarlet Emperor) in a half whisky barrel this year - trained up 8ft canes in a wigwam. They grew and cropped really well and I wouldn't hesitate to do the same next year except that I'm converting half my garden to fruit and veg anyway. Only thing you would need to...
Brazil I tried Runner Beans (Scarlet Emperor) in a half whisky barrel this year - trained up 8ft canes in a wigwam. They grew and cropped really well and I wouldn't hesitate to do the same next year except that I'm converting half my garden to...
Brazil I tried Runner Beans (Scarlet Emperor) in a half whisky barrel this year - trained up 8ft canes in a wigwam. They grew and cropped really well and I wouldn't hesitate to do the same next...
aqua
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Sep 20, 2005
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sewer rat
Oct 7, 2005
Lavender
Terri There is a thread on the subject of pruning lavender started by Dalbuie in July - look back through the topics and you should find it - think it's about page 5. You should be okay to prune...
Terri There is a thread on the subject of pruning lavender started by Dalbuie in July - look back through the topics and you should find it - think it's about page 5. You should be okay to prune yours back now - the general rule is not to cut into the old wood. Cheers Rat
Terri There is a thread on the subject of pruning lavender started by Dalbuie in July - look back through the topics and you should find it - think it's about page 5. You should be okay to prune yours back now - the general rule is not to cut...
Terri There is a thread on the subject of pruning lavender started by Dalbuie in July - look back through the topics and you should find it - think it's about page 5. You should be okay to prune...
Terri
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Oct 7, 2005
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sewer rat
Oct 7, 2005
Thankyou everyone
I will try over the weekend.....fingers crossed.
I will try over the weekend.....fingers crossed.
I will try over the weekend.....fingers crossed.
I will try over the weekend.....fingers crossed.
tinkerbell
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Oct 4, 2005
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477
tinkerbell
Oct 7, 2005
surfinia
Hi thank you everyone who applied to my message. I will buy fresh plants in the spring, they are such a lovely plant to have in your hanging baskets ( LOVE THE SITE)
Hi thank you everyone who applied to my message. I will buy fresh plants in the spring, they are such a lovely plant to have in your hanging baskets ( LOVE THE SITE)
Hi thank you everyone who applied to my message. I will buy fresh plants in the spring, they are such a lovely plant to have in your hanging baskets ( LOVE THE SITE)
Hi thank you everyone who applied to my message. I will buy fresh plants in the spring, they are such a lovely plant to have in your hanging baskets ( LOVE THE SITE)
rosegarden
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Oct 6, 2005
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rosegarden
Oct 7, 2005
poisonous?
based on your help I now believe it to be Black nightshade, Solanum nigrum, the berries are black and dangerous to kids but not for humans. http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/n/nighbl04.html...
based on your help I now believe it to be Black nightshade, Solanum nigrum, the berries are black and dangerous to kids but not for humans. http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/n/nighbl04.html quite common apparently, still it's interesting and if it comes next year I'll know what it...
based on your help I now believe it to be Black nightshade, Solanum nigrum, the berries are black and dangerous to kids but not for humans. http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/n/nighbl04.html quite common apparently, still it's interesting...
based on your help I now believe it to be Black nightshade, Solanum nigrum, the berries are black and dangerous to kids but not for humans. http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/n/nighbl04.html...
hans
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Oct 5, 2005
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hans
Oct 7, 2005
Wallflowers
I must do mine tomorrow wellies needed slightly damp here but really mild
I must do mine tomorrow wellies needed slightly damp here but really mild
I must do mine tomorrow wellies needed slightly damp here but really mild
I must do mine tomorrow wellies needed slightly damp here but really mild
rosietutu
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Oct 7, 2005
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hans
Oct 7, 2005
Cyclamen
same old story with me, overwatered, I can't get to terms with plants that thrive on neglect
same old story with me, overwatered, I can't get to terms with plants that thrive on neglect
same old story with me, overwatered, I can't get to terms with plants that thrive on neglect
same old story with me, overwatered, I can't get to terms with plants that thrive on neglect
T
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Sep 7, 2005
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SteveW
Oct 6, 2005
global warming in the garden !
There is a european hardiness zone map as the USA one - but I don't find it useful in the UK. The gulf stream and our island status affects our climate too much - and the microclimate of...
There is a european hardiness zone map as the USA one - but I don't find it useful in the UK. The gulf stream and our island status affects our climate too much - and the microclimate of particular areas can be very different.Just hope the gulf stream stays where it is and doesn't move - I do...
There is a european hardiness zone map as the USA one - but I don't find it useful in the UK. The gulf stream and our island status affects our climate too much - and the microclimate of particular areas can be very different.Just hope the...
There is a european hardiness zone map as the USA one - but I don't find it useful in the UK. The gulf stream and our island status affects our climate too much - and the microclimate of...
sewer rat
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Oct 3, 2005
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510
Fran
Oct 5, 2005
where to get squat pots???
Thankyou all for the suggestions. They are all good.
Thankyou all for the suggestions. They are all good.
Thankyou all for the suggestions. They are all good.
Thankyou all for the suggestions. They are all good.
bubbly
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Oct 3, 2005
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3
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508
bubbly
Oct 5, 2005
Box Hedge
Thank you
Thank you
Thank you
Thank you
Karen99
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Oct 2, 2005
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540
Karen99
Oct 4, 2005
August Garden Colour
I couldn't agree with you more about fuchsia - at my previous house there was a fuchsia specialist down the road, and I fell in love - and never recovered. For me and the bees the most rewarding ...
I couldn't agree with you more about fuchsia - at my previous house there was a fuchsia specialist down the road, and I fell in love - and never recovered. For me and the bees the most rewarding is the one on September Garden colour - it just drips colour - and other than cutting down in late...
I couldn't agree with you more about fuchsia - at my previous house there was a fuchsia specialist down the road, and I fell in love - and never recovered. For me and the bees the most rewarding is the one on September Garden colour - it just...
I couldn't agree with you more about fuchsia - at my previous house there was a fuchsia specialist down the road, and I fell in love - and never recovered. For me and the bees the most rewarding ...
Fran
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Oct 2, 2005
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4
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853
Fran
Oct 4, 2005
FUSCHIA PROBLEMS
Yellowing and dropping leaves in fuchsias can be due to a number of causes. Whilst it could be rust, it doesn't sound like that to me that usually shows on the green leaf before it turns yellow...
Yellowing and dropping leaves in fuchsias can be due to a number of causes. Whilst it could be rust, it doesn't sound like that to me that usually shows on the green leaf before it turns yellow and falls. If you got it on the green leaf - then yes, and spraying with a fungicide should work,...
Yellowing and dropping leaves in fuchsias can be due to a number of causes. Whilst it could be rust, it doesn't sound like that to me that usually shows on the green leaf before it turns yellow and falls. If you got it on the green leaf - then...
Yellowing and dropping leaves in fuchsias can be due to a number of causes. Whilst it could be rust, it doesn't sound like that to me that usually shows on the green leaf before it turns yellow...
DIGGER
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Oct 4, 2005
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Fran
Oct 4, 2005
Lychees- help please!
Liz, I've been looking for lime seeds for years. For some reason they seem to think we like seedless varieties in the supermarkets.
Liz, I've been looking for lime seeds for years. For some reason they seem to think we like seedless varieties in the supermarkets.
Liz, I've been looking for lime seeds for years. For some reason they seem to think we like seedless varieties in the supermarkets.
Liz, I've been looking for lime seeds for years. For some reason they seem to think we like seedless varieties in the supermarkets.
Liz
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Sep 29, 2005
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699
pete
Oct 4, 2005
what will happen if you plant seeds early/late??
Whilst temperature and wet can affect sed growing, light is the big problem. Whilst some seeds do OK in the low light levels during the winter, a lot do not and become leggy and fail. You may get...
Whilst temperature and wet can affect sed growing, light is the big problem. Whilst some seeds do OK in the low light levels during the winter, a lot do not and become leggy and fail. You may get away with it sowing now, but not much later. You can of course invest in special greenhouse lights
Whilst temperature and wet can affect sed growing, light is the big problem. Whilst some seeds do OK in the low light levels during the winter, a lot do not and become leggy and fail. You may get away with it sowing now, but not much later. You...
Whilst temperature and wet can affect sed growing, light is the big problem. Whilst some seeds do OK in the low light levels during the winter, a lot do not and become leggy and fail. You may get...
bubbly
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Oct 1, 2005
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421
Fran
Oct 1, 2005
Cat Deterrant
Several weeks ago we took on a rescue cat and keep her in the house. We use a wood base litter which can and does go on the compost heaps. Up until then there were always a couple of moggies that...
Several weeks ago we took on a rescue cat and keep her in the house. We use a wood base litter which can and does go on the compost heaps. Up until then there were always a couple of moggies that hung around the heaps and even sunbathed on them.It's been a while since we've seen them there now...
Several weeks ago we took on a rescue cat and keep her in the house. We use a wood base litter which can and does go on the compost heaps. Up until then there were always a couple of moggies that hung around the heaps and even sunbathed on...
Several weeks ago we took on a rescue cat and keep her in the house. We use a wood base litter which can and does go on the compost heaps. Up until then there were always a couple of moggies that...
petal
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Sep 28, 2005
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8
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649
Paladin
Oct 1, 2005
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