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cleaning a greenhouse..how
good mornig jellybuttonsprog i find the easiest way to clean a greenhouse in all those corners is with a suphur candle as the smoke gets right into all places and there is nowhere to hide for...
good mornig jellybuttonsprog i find the easiest way to clean a greenhouse in all those corners is with a suphur candle as the smoke gets right into all places and there is nowhere to hide for anything
good mornig jellybuttonsprog i find the easiest way to clean a greenhouse in all those corners is with a suphur candle as the smoke gets right into all places and there is nowhere to hide for anything
good mornig jellybuttonsprog i find the easiest way to clean a greenhouse in all those corners is with a suphur candle as the smoke gets right into all places and there is nowhere to hide for...
jellybuttonspog
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Mar 24, 2008
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coub
Mar 31, 2008
Greenhouse & Hard Standing Advice Sought. Thank you!
Just noticed your london so factor in an extra �£400 as prices are higher and im still cheaper!
Just noticed your london so factor in an extra �£400 as prices are higher and im still cheaper!
Just noticed your london so factor in an extra �£400 as prices are higher and im still cheaper!
Just noticed your london so factor in an extra �£400 as prices are higher and im still cheaper!
Kavey
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Mar 18, 2008
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Pro Gard
Mar 29, 2008
Aluminium hexagonal gh assembly instructions
I'm taking the slow path to building it and taking WOOs advice - several days and plenty of embrocation breaks to avoid frustration! Going OK so far and having the hard standing completed on Sunday...
I'm taking the slow path to building it and taking WOOs advice - several days and plenty of embrocation breaks to avoid frustration! Going OK so far and having the hard standing completed on Sunday...
I'm taking the slow path to building it and taking WOOs advice - several days and plenty of embrocation breaks to avoid frustration! Going OK so far and having the hard standing completed on Sunday...
I'm taking the slow path to building it and taking WOOs advice - several days and plenty of embrocation breaks to avoid frustration! Going OK so far and having the hard standing completed on Sunday...
Loofah
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Mar 20, 2008
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Loofah
Mar 28, 2008
Growbag greenhouse
Check out wilko website(wilkinsons)they have some ..good price aswell,oh by the way wellcome http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/
Check out wilko website(wilkinsons)they have some ..good price aswell,oh by the way wellcome http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/
Check out wilko website(wilkinsons)they have some ..good price aswell,oh by the way wellcome http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/
Check out wilko website(wilkinsons)they have some ..good price aswell,oh by the way wellcome http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/
Meefster
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Mar 24, 2008
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clio
Mar 26, 2008
GH glazing
Hi all, Thankyou for all your help and advice.. MUCHLY appreciated, i think silicone the cheapest way out... well i'll give it a go, being a novice, might make a mess.. never mind, so long as me...
Hi all, Thankyou for all your help and advice.. MUCHLY appreciated, i think silicone the cheapest way out... well i'll give it a go, being a novice, might make a mess.. never mind, so long as me glass stays in... < ))... Regards Paul.
Hi all, Thankyou for all your help and advice.. MUCHLY appreciated, i think silicone the cheapest way out... well i'll give it a go, being a novice, might make a mess.. never mind, so long as me glass stays in... < ))... Regards Paul.
Hi all, Thankyou for all your help and advice.. MUCHLY appreciated, i think silicone the cheapest way out... well i'll give it a go, being a novice, might make a mess.. never mind, so long as me...
Sleppy
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Mar 13, 2008
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Sleppy
Mar 16, 2008
greenhouse glass
Pal, not doubting your advice but wouldnt the glazing tape be a better bet than silicone. If the glass breaks its a pregnant dog to clean silicone off.
Pal, not doubting your advice but wouldnt the glazing tape be a better bet than silicone. If the glass breaks its a pregnant dog to clean silicone off.
Pal, not doubting your advice but wouldnt the glazing tape be a better bet than silicone. If the glass breaks its a pregnant dog to clean silicone off.
Pal, not doubting your advice but wouldnt the glazing tape be a better bet than silicone. If the glass breaks its a pregnant dog to clean silicone off.
Sleppy
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Mar 12, 2008
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Pro Gard
Mar 12, 2008
Greenhouse Glass
Go on to your local Freecycle, Vince.
Go on to your local Freecycle, Vince.
Go on to your local Freecycle, Vince.
Go on to your local Freecycle, Vince.
Vince
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Mar 11, 2008
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daitheplant
Mar 11, 2008
Smoke bombing a greenhouse
I stick to Jeyes fluid and power washing best of all.And certainly before any plants go in.
I stick to Jeyes fluid and power washing best of all.And certainly before any plants go in.
I stick to Jeyes fluid and power washing best of all.And certainly before any plants go in.
I stick to Jeyes fluid and power washing best of all.And certainly before any plants go in.
Domestos Godess
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Mar 4, 2008
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Scotkat
Mar 11, 2008
Garlic and onions in the greenhouse?
thanks vegmandan i will do that :D
thanks vegmandan i will do that :D
thanks vegmandan i will do that :D
thanks vegmandan i will do that :D
Synthhead
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Dec 7, 2007
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high kype
Mar 9, 2008
Custom greenhouse
I should add iroko is not one that I classed as "strange", its been used for garden furniture and other general joinery for years as a cheaper alternative to teak.The "strange" ones are usually...
I should add iroko is not one that I classed as "strange", its been used for garden furniture and other general joinery for years as a cheaper alternative to teak.The "strange" ones are usually unpronounceable. :D
I should add iroko is not one that I classed as "strange", its been used for garden furniture and other general joinery for years as a cheaper alternative to teak.The "strange" ones are usually unpronounceable. :D
I should add iroko is not one that I classed as "strange", its been used for garden furniture and other general joinery for years as a cheaper alternative to teak.The "strange" ones are usually...
Loofah
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Mar 3, 2008
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pete
Mar 6, 2008
Greenhouse Help
sorry
sorry
sorry
sorry
Alasdair
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Dec 27, 2007
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Kathy3
Mar 2, 2008
gravel& greenhouse
John, Strongys right small door far end large door this end, there is a path at the back between the door and fence,the path in the tunnel is off centre to allow for tall plants to be put in the...
John, Strongys right small door far end large door this end, there is a path at the back between the door and fence,the path in the tunnel is off centre to allow for tall plants to be put in the middle and reach their potential.
John, Strongys right small door far end large door this end, there is a path at the back between the door and fence,the path in the tunnel is off centre to allow for tall plants to be put in the middle and reach their potential.
John, Strongys right small door far end large door this end, there is a path at the back between the door and fence,the path in the tunnel is off centre to allow for tall plants to be put in the...
clio
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Feb 18, 2008
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walnut
Mar 1, 2008
An unusual visitor to my greenhouse
Kandy behave
Kandy behave
Kandy behave
Kandy behave
Mrs Bobs
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Feb 27, 2008
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walnut
Mar 1, 2008
Howw safe are those plastic greenhouses/coldframes?
borrowers, it sounds we have the same g/h type of thing. I know i got the same one has helen did last year. It certainly hasn't bared well in this harsh winter we've had, with all the rain and...
borrowers, it sounds we have the same g/h type of thing. I know i got the same one has helen did last year. It certainly hasn't bared well in this harsh winter we've had, with all the rain and wind.Hello again all fellow gardeners! Not been around for a couple of months.
borrowers, it sounds we have the same g/h type of thing. I know i got the same one has helen did last year. It certainly hasn't bared well in this harsh winter we've had, with all the rain and wind.Hello again all fellow gardeners! Not been...
borrowers, it sounds we have the same g/h type of thing. I know i got the same one has helen did last year. It certainly hasn't bared well in this harsh winter we've had, with all the rain and...
Ethansmum
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Feb 18, 2008
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NewbieGreen
Feb 27, 2008
Greenhouse
Hi Shimsham, welcome to GC, and I love your name.
Hi Shimsham, welcome to GC, and I love your name.
Hi Shimsham, welcome to GC, and I love your name.
Hi Shimsham, welcome to GC, and I love your name.
shimsham
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Feb 19, 2008
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youngdaisydee
Feb 19, 2008
Fitting a auto vent
Looks great Mowgley! My autovent has been working over the last week or so and I've recorded 25 degrees celsius inside! Only about 18 today tho!
Looks great Mowgley! My autovent has been working over the last week or so and I've recorded 25 degrees celsius inside! Only about 18 today tho!
Looks great Mowgley! My autovent has been working over the last week or so and I've recorded 25 degrees celsius inside! Only about 18 today tho!
Looks great Mowgley! My autovent has been working over the last week or so and I've recorded 25 degrees celsius inside! Only about 18 today tho!
mowgley
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Feb 15, 2008
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Sarah_999
Feb 17, 2008
Serious greenhouse
Sarraceniacstunning staffy my favorite dog in the worldand that greenhouse makes mine look like a match box :eek:
Sarraceniacstunning staffy my favorite dog in the worldand that greenhouse makes mine look like a match box :eek:
Sarraceniacstunning staffy my favorite dog in the worldand that greenhouse makes mine look like a match box :eek:
Sarraceniacstunning staffy my favorite dog in the worldand that greenhouse makes mine look like a match box :eek:
PeterS
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Feb 2, 2008
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cattwoman25
Feb 3, 2008
To greenhouse...
Well done Sarah, good to have you back and I'm sure you'll have lots of enjoyment filling it up.
Well done Sarah, good to have you back and I'm sure you'll have lots of enjoyment filling it up.
Well done Sarah, good to have you back and I'm sure you'll have lots of enjoyment filling it up.
Well done Sarah, good to have you back and I'm sure you'll have lots of enjoyment filling it up.
Sarah_999
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May 24, 2007
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strongylodon
Jan 24, 2008
Whitefly in the greenhouse
I use sticky yellow cards in greenhouse and polytunnel. They don't completely eliminate the pest but do reduce it quite a bit. You have to keep them quite close to your plants.
I use sticky yellow cards in greenhouse and polytunnel. They don't completely eliminate the pest but do reduce it quite a bit. You have to keep them quite close to your plants.
I use sticky yellow cards in greenhouse and polytunnel. They don't completely eliminate the pest but do reduce it quite a bit. You have to keep them quite close to your plants.
I use sticky yellow cards in greenhouse and polytunnel. They don't completely eliminate the pest but do reduce it quite a bit. You have to keep them quite close to your plants.
Misty
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Nov 2, 2007
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Dave W
Jan 20, 2008
greenhouse ???
Or an electric fencer with the wire 1" below the top so as to prevent it getting cats but within the area that would be griped!
Or an electric fencer with the wire 1" below the top so as to prevent it getting cats but within the area that would be griped!
Or an electric fencer with the wire 1" below the top so as to prevent it getting cats but within the area that would be griped!
Or an electric fencer with the wire 1" below the top so as to prevent it getting cats but within the area that would be griped!
chickychic
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Jan 11, 2008
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Jan 17, 2008
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