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asiatic lily problems
That's a good result then
That's a good result then
That's a good result then
That's a good result then
earlydaze
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Apr 29, 2024
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flounder
Apr 30, 2024
Locked
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Very nice @EscarpmentLittle daffs - Pueblo, and tulips in the pot in front not far off opening- they're Honky Tonk. Acers, wallflowers and saxifrages.
Very nice @EscarpmentLittle daffs - Pueblo, and tulips in the pot in front not far off opening- they're Honky Tonk. Acers, wallflowers and saxifrages.
Very nice @EscarpmentLittle daffs - Pueblo, and tulips in the pot in front not far off opening- they're Honky Tonk. Acers, wallflowers and saxifrages.
Very nice @EscarpmentLittle daffs - Pueblo, and tulips in the pot in front not far off opening- they're Honky Tonk. Acers, wallflowers and saxifrages.
shiney
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Apr 1, 2024
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fairygirl
Apr 30, 2024
How to eradicate bamboo?
I would say different; the advantage it has is that it is taken up through the roots as well as the foliage. The easiest way is as @noisette47 suggests hire a full size JCB and driver and that...
I would say different; the advantage it has is that it is taken up through the roots as well as the foliage. The easiest way is as @noisette47 suggests hire a full size JCB and driver and that should be able to cope with the bank and the "difficult ground" Whole cultivars of bamboos can flower...
I would say different; the advantage it has is that it is taken up through the roots as well as the foliage. The easiest way is as @noisette47 suggests hire a full size JCB and driver and that should be able to cope with the bank and the...
I would say different; the advantage it has is that it is taken up through the roots as well as the foliage. The easiest way is as @noisette47 suggests hire a full size JCB and driver and that...
Skylark001
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Apr 30, 2024
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378
NigelJ
Apr 30, 2024
Trying to remember an episode of Gardeners World from a few years ago
I ordered this rose last night ,managed to get one as a lot out of stock should be delivered in next few days.
I ordered this rose last night ,managed to get one as a lot out of stock should be delivered in next few days.
I ordered this rose last night ,managed to get one as a lot out of stock should be delivered in next few days.
I ordered this rose last night ,managed to get one as a lot out of stock should be delivered in next few days.
Anna33
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Apr 27, 2024
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574
zenj
May 1, 2024
Cala Lily
I had one as an houseplant. It was bought in full bloom, beautiful thing. Towards the end of Autumn it started dying back so I cut everything off right down to the base and put it in a bag in a...
I had one as an houseplant. It was bought in full bloom, beautiful thing. Towards the end of Autumn it started dying back so I cut everything off right down to the base and put it in a bag in a dark cupboard.When spring came I got it out, watered it, and within a couple of weeks loads of new...
I had one as an houseplant. It was bought in full bloom, beautiful thing. Towards the end of Autumn it started dying back so I cut everything off right down to the base and put it in a bag in a dark cupboard.When spring came I got it out,...
I had one as an houseplant. It was bought in full bloom, beautiful thing. Towards the end of Autumn it started dying back so I cut everything off right down to the base and put it in a bag in a...
eddybaby
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May 1, 2024
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Esoxlucius
May 1, 2024
Begonias
Probably too cold, I wouldn't put them outside until mid May at the earliest.
Probably too cold, I wouldn't put them outside until mid May at the earliest.
Probably too cold, I wouldn't put them outside until mid May at the earliest.
Probably too cold, I wouldn't put them outside until mid May at the earliest.
BB3
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May 1, 2024
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Punkdoc
May 1, 2024
new Beech hedge - best ways to thicken it up?
Yes- it's as @Punkdoc says. Young hedging plants are called whips, and you can get 1 yr old, 2 yr old ones etc. The big advantage of Beech, and also Hornbeam, is that they can be kept as tight,...
Yes- it's as @Punkdoc says. Young hedging plants are called whips, and you can get 1 yr old, 2 yr old ones etc. The big advantage of Beech, and also Hornbeam, is that they can be kept as tight, narrow hedges, but they can also become very large in each direction.
Meikleour Beech Hedge,...
Yes- it's as @Punkdoc says. Young hedging plants are called whips, and you can get 1 yr old, 2 yr old ones etc. The big advantage of Beech, and also Hornbeam, is that they can be kept as tight, narrow hedges, but they can also become very large...
Yes- it's as @Punkdoc says. Young hedging plants are called whips, and you can get 1 yr old, 2 yr old ones etc. The big advantage of Beech, and also Hornbeam, is that they can be kept as tight,...
TheMadHedger
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May 1, 2024
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fairygirl
May 2, 2024
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Slug and Snail Grand National - place your bets
I expect slug numbers are strongly influence by the weather in any particular week. I think we have all witnessed a scourge of slugs and snails, appearing almost from nowhere, on a wet but mild...
I expect slug numbers are strongly influence by the weather in any particular week. I think we have all witnessed a scourge of slugs and snails, appearing almost from nowhere, on a wet but mild summer’s evening after a dry spell.
I expect slug numbers are strongly influence by the weather in any particular week. I think we have all witnessed a scourge of slugs and snails, appearing almost from nowhere, on a wet but mild summer’s evening after a dry spell.
I expect slug numbers are strongly influence by the weather in any particular week. I think we have all witnessed a scourge of slugs and snails, appearing almost from nowhere, on a wet but mild...
BenCotto
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Apr 1, 2024
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BenCotto
May 2, 2024
Mystery Bulbs!!!
eddybaby
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May 2, 2024
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eddybaby
May 2, 2024
Supermarket lemon thyme
I have no idea @Papi Jo. The selection available in France Rurale in Moutiers-les Mauxfaits seems to change each year and from one season to another. I have yet to ffind a decent seed compost...
I have no idea @Papi Jo. The selection available in France Rurale in Moutiers-les Mauxfaits seems to change each year and from one season to another. I have yet to ffind a decent seed compost there tho Leclerc in Luçon had some good stuff 2 years ago. Carrefour market in Le Champ-St-Père...
I have no idea @Papi Jo. The selection available in France Rurale in Moutiers-les Mauxfaits seems to change each year and from one season to another. I have yet to ffind a decent seed compost there tho Leclerc in Luçon had some good stuff 2...
I have no idea @Papi Jo. The selection available in France Rurale in Moutiers-les Mauxfaits seems to change each year and from one season to another. I have yet to ffind a decent seed compost...
BB3
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May 2, 2024
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Obelix-Vendée
May 3, 2024
Best approach to planting grass seed after removing weeds
I think your list of what to do sounds pretty good, but I think doing the forking a bit closer together would be better.
I think your list of what to do sounds pretty good, but I think doing the forking a bit closer together would be better.
I think your list of what to do sounds pretty good, but I think doing the forking a bit closer together would be better.
I think your list of what to do sounds pretty good, but I think doing the forking a bit closer together would be better.
NoviceGardener2023
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May 1, 2024
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Busy-Lizzie
May 4, 2024
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Flowering currant
I have a lot of them in my garden courtesy of the previous owner. I don't love them but they are all well established in the hedge so they have stayed. Personally I find the fragrance a bit like...
I have a lot of them in my garden courtesy of the previous owner. I don't love them but they are all well established in the hedge so they have stayed. Personally I find the fragrance a bit like cat wee but you have to get close to smell it on mine! They are a reliable flower-er though so I keep...
I have a lot of them in my garden courtesy of the previous owner. I don't love them but they are all well established in the hedge so they have stayed. Personally I find the fragrance a bit like cat wee but you have to get close to smell it on...
I have a lot of them in my garden courtesy of the previous owner. I don't love them but they are all well established in the hedge so they have stayed. Personally I find the fragrance a bit like...
Clueless 1 v2
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Apr 8, 2024
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ManderW
May 4, 2024
Preserving edible flowers
Yes! I must look for the pink violet which I treat as a weed, I cannot get rid of it. It seeds everywhere, has no scent and is not a good colour. I might be able to find some purple violets...
Yes! I must look for the pink violet which I treat as a weed, I cannot get rid of it. It seeds everywhere, has no scent and is not a good colour. I might be able to find some purple violets growing in the lane. A good idea.
Yes! I must look for the pink violet which I treat as a weed, I cannot get rid of it. It seeds everywhere, has no scent and is not a good colour. I might be able to find some purple violets growing in the lane. A good idea.
Yes! I must look for the pink violet which I treat as a weed, I cannot get rid of it. It seeds everywhere, has no scent and is not a good colour. I might be able to find some purple violets...
Goldenlily26
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May 5, 2024
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Goldenlily26
May 5, 2024
Lawn advice
Hi all,My lawn has taken a battering over the winter - it hasn't been helped that my garden slopes down at the back (a flood mitigation put in by the developer) so holds the water in a winter....
Hi all,My lawn has taken a battering over the winter - it hasn't been helped that my garden slopes down at the back (a flood mitigation put in by the developer) so holds the water in a winter.I used to have such a gorgeous lawn by thanks to a neighbour who lets the weeds grow and the...
Hi all,My lawn has taken a battering over the winter - it hasn't been helped that my garden slopes down at the back (a flood mitigation put in by the developer) so holds the water in a winter.I used to have such a gorgeous lawn by thanks to...
Hi all,My lawn has taken a battering over the winter - it hasn't been helped that my garden slopes down at the back (a flood mitigation put in by the developer) so holds the water in a winter....
BenMunro
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May 6, 2024
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BenMunro
May 6, 2024
Growing Schizanthus - Poor Man's Orchid Plants
We’ve grown them from seed 2022 started them March and had really good germination. They like you were dotted around in Hanging baskets as fillers and Pots for the whole of the summer so...
We’ve grown them from seed 2022 started them March and had really good germination. They like you were dotted around in Hanging baskets as fillers and Pots for the whole of the summer so colourful and I live a bit further up around Abergavenny .
We’ve grown them from seed 2022 started them March and had really good germination. They like you were dotted around in Hanging baskets as fillers and Pots for the whole of the summer so colourful and I live a bit further up around Abergavenny .
We’ve grown them from seed 2022 started them March and had really good germination. They like you were dotted around in Hanging baskets as fillers and Pots for the whole of the summer so...
Spruce
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May 7, 2024
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Valleysgirl
May 8, 2024
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Truss vs The Lettuce; Slugs vs Cucumber
Currently in the shade of the fence on the patio by the house.
Currently in the shade of the fence on the patio by the house.
Currently in the shade of the fence on the patio by the house.
Currently in the shade of the fence on the patio by the house.
BenCotto
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May 6, 2024
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ViewAhead
May 8, 2024
Moving garden
@toadflax74 you are welcome.
@toadflax74 you are welcome.
@toadflax74 you are welcome.
@toadflax74 you are welcome.
toadflax74
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May 8, 2024
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Logan
May 8, 2024
Chippy Hell, suggestions for strong smelling plants
The proximity of the kitchen will be a big factor, so that has to be considered. Nothing will make much if a difference, in plant terms, if you're really close.
The proximity of the kitchen will be a big factor, so that has to be considered. Nothing will make much if a difference, in plant terms, if you're really close.
The proximity of the kitchen will be a big factor, so that has to be considered. Nothing will make much if a difference, in plant terms, if you're really close.
The proximity of the kitchen will be a big factor, so that has to be considered. Nothing will make much if a difference, in plant terms, if you're really close.
ChrisMyatt
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May 6, 2024
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fairygirl
May 8, 2024
Where is the Wild flower thread ?
Get in touch with your local police for ASB parking on pavements picture's will help email police and copy to your PCC disable people are having problems using the pavements, you never know...
Get in touch with your local police for ASB parking on pavements picture's will help email police and copy to your PCC disable people are having problems using the pavements, you never know something may happen
Get in touch with your local police for ASB parking on pavements picture's will help email police and copy to your PCC disable people are having problems using the pavements, you never know something may happen
Get in touch with your local police for ASB parking on pavements picture's will help email police and copy to your PCC disable people are having problems using the pavements, you never know...
Michael Hewett
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May 5, 2024
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Jiffy
May 9, 2024
Santolina rosmarinifolia - bee friendly?
I have one in my garden which definitely attracts hover flies.
I have one in my garden which definitely attracts hover flies.
I have one in my garden which definitely attracts hover flies.
I have one in my garden which definitely attracts hover flies.
Philip Hughes
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Mar 24, 2014
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Goldenlily26
May 10, 2024
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