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WILDFLOWERS YOUHAVE SEEN WHILE OUT WALKING 2019
We've had it growing in our garden for decades. The leaves look quite spectacular at times but are extremely vicious
At one time a local garden centre said they would love to buy them from us...
We've had it growing in our garden for decades. The leaves look quite spectacular at times but are extremely vicious
At one time a local garden centre said they would love to buy them from us (we had loads) but the plant regulations said we would have to have a 'plant heath certificate'...
We've had it growing in our garden for decades. The leaves look quite spectacular at times but are extremely vicious
At one time a local garden centre said they would love to buy them from us (we had loads) but the plant regulations said we...
We've had it growing in our garden for decades. The leaves look quite spectacular at times but are extremely vicious
At one time a local garden centre said they would love to buy them from us...
Marley Farley
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Jan 3, 2019
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shiney
Jan 4, 2019
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Herb Identification
@shiney
@shiney
@shiney
@shiney
Phil A
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Jun 9, 2013
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BeeHappy
Oct 25, 2017
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Wildlife & Countyside act,code of conduct.
I wonder if this point is handled by Scottish law, which is not the same as the law of England and Wales.
I wonder if this point is handled by Scottish law, which is not the same as the law of England and Wales.
I wonder if this point is handled by Scottish law, which is not the same as the law of England and Wales.
I wonder if this point is handled by Scottish law, which is not the same as the law of England and Wales.
Phil A
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Jan 22, 2011
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clueless1
Aug 11, 2013
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Herb Garden Disaster :(
Have now removed 2/3 of growth leaving the Oregano which I hope will keep on going - it supports tiny, brightly coloured moths during the summer. I also dug out the ants' nest - they are red ants...
Have now removed 2/3 of growth leaving the Oregano which I hope will keep on going - it supports tiny, brightly coloured moths during the summer. I also dug out the ants' nest - they are red ants - and deposited it elsewhere in the garden. They may not be harming the raised bed but they are...
Have now removed 2/3 of growth leaving the Oregano which I hope will keep on going - it supports tiny, brightly coloured moths during the summer. I also dug out the ants' nest - they are red ants - and deposited it elsewhere in the garden. They...
Have now removed 2/3 of growth leaving the Oregano which I hope will keep on going - it supports tiny, brightly coloured moths during the summer. I also dug out the ants' nest - they are red ants...
kr236rk
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Jan 23, 2019
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kr236rk
Feb 15, 2019 at 4:19 PM
Confirmation on these please
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
luciusmaximus
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Jan 19, 2019
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luciusmaximus
Jan 19, 2019
How to propagate these poppies
When I first glanced at this I thought it said 'how do I propagate 'puppies'.
I have some Danish Flag and Black Peony Poppy seeds and look forward to seeing results. In saying that, I have...
When I first glanced at this I thought it said 'how do I propagate 'puppies'.
I have some Danish Flag and Black Peony Poppy seeds and look forward to seeing results. In saying that, I have never had success with Poppies after many attempts!
When I first glanced at this I thought it said 'how do I propagate 'puppies'.
I have some Danish Flag and Black Peony Poppy seeds and look forward to seeing results. In saying that, I have never had success with Poppies after many attempts!
When I first glanced at this I thought it said 'how do I propagate 'puppies'.
I have some Danish Flag and Black Peony Poppy seeds and look forward to seeing results. In saying that, I have...
Nosivad
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Mar 31, 2018
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Victoria
Jan 6, 2019
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ARMANDII
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Jan 1, 2018
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shiney
Jan 4, 2019
Will they survive??
Thanks, everyone I really want them to take off as the flavour of the parent bush is just great, so strong. BJ.
Thanks, everyone I really want them to take off as the flavour of the parent bush is just great, so strong. BJ.
Thanks, everyone I really want them to take off as the flavour of the parent bush is just great, so strong. BJ.
Thanks, everyone I really want them to take off as the flavour of the parent bush is just great, so strong. BJ.
Warwick lad
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Jan 3, 2019
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Warwick lad
Jan 4, 2019
Help needed please
Hi Zigs Thank you for further information, I'm very grateful. If I achieve any level of success, I'll be sure to post a photo next year.
Hi Zigs Thank you for further information, I'm very grateful. If I achieve any level of success, I'll be sure to post a photo next year.
Hi Zigs Thank you for further information, I'm very grateful. If I achieve any level of success, I'll be sure to post a photo next year.
Hi Zigs Thank you for further information, I'm very grateful. If I achieve any level of success, I'll be sure to post a photo next year.
Mabs W
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Oct 23, 2018
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Mabs W
Nov 14, 2018
Making poor soil
It's a bit late to comment but in case it's still relevant, I hade this same problem and on advice from the supplier of wild flower turf, I stripped all of the top soil away from what had been a...
It's a bit late to comment but in case it's still relevant, I hade this same problem and on advice from the supplier of wild flower turf, I stripped all of the top soil away from what had been a well fed veg patch. The resultant 5o sq mt of wild flowers are well worth the effort.
It's a bit late to comment but in case it's still relevant, I hade this same problem and on advice from the supplier of wild flower turf, I stripped all of the top soil away from what had been a well fed veg patch. The resultant 5o sq mt of...
It's a bit late to comment but in case it's still relevant, I hade this same problem and on advice from the supplier of wild flower turf, I stripped all of the top soil away from what had been a...
luciusmaximus
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Feb 15, 2018
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stony
Jun 20, 2018
Field Horse Tails - Advice Appreciated
I'm not quite sure where you get the 4ltrs from?I don't think there is a fundamental difference - apart from strength - from the commercially available glysophate and that whereby Roundup rob...
I'm not quite sure where you get the 4ltrs from?I don't think there is a fundamental difference - apart from strength - from the commercially available glysophate and that whereby Roundup rob the general public selling in small quantities? I've been using the commercial kind for many years...
I'm not quite sure where you get the 4ltrs from?I don't think there is a fundamental difference - apart from strength - from the commercially available glysophate and that whereby Roundup rob the general public selling in small quantities? ...
I'm not quite sure where you get the 4ltrs from?I don't think there is a fundamental difference - apart from strength - from the commercially available glysophate and that whereby Roundup rob...
Mowerman
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Mar 12, 2017
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Mervyn Wilmington
Jun 14, 2018
Toadflax
A bit like some people
A bit like some people
A bit like some people
A bit like some people
luciusmaximus
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May 19, 2018
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Ned
May 20, 2018
New Wildflowers in my Garden - I think.
Hi LuciusI think the first one may be ground ivy/ Glecoma hederacea?
Hi LuciusI think the first one may be ground ivy/ Glecoma hederacea?
Hi LuciusI think the first one may be ground ivy/ Glecoma hederacea?
Hi LuciusI think the first one may be ground ivy/ Glecoma hederacea?
luciusmaximus
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Apr 26, 2018
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Fern4
Apr 26, 2018
Snowdrops and Bluebells
Here are the snowflakes in flower as of friday. 50mm fixed lens.50mm fixed lens with a 21mm extention tube
Here are the snowflakes in flower as of friday. 50mm fixed lens.50mm fixed lens with a 21mm extention tube
Here are the snowflakes in flower as of friday. 50mm fixed lens.50mm fixed lens with a 21mm extention tube
Here are the snowflakes in flower as of friday. 50mm fixed lens.50mm fixed lens with a 21mm extention tube
Paul Blackburn
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Mar 11, 2018
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Agent Orange
Apr 22, 2018
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Is this a Violet
Yup, that's a violet! If you look behind the flower, there are the typical heart-shaped leaves.
Yup, that's a violet! If you look behind the flower, there are the typical heart-shaped leaves.
Yup, that's a violet! If you look behind the flower, there are the typical heart-shaped leaves.
Yup, that's a violet! If you look behind the flower, there are the typical heart-shaped leaves.
luciusmaximus
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Apr 19, 2018
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Sian in Belgium
Apr 20, 2018
ID on this please
I've got a large patch of dead nettle, which I'm encouraging to spread. I noticed, a few days ago, another plant which I don't recognize growing in the garden. It has pure flowers and leaves look...
I've got a large patch of dead nettle, which I'm encouraging to spread. I noticed, a few days ago, another plant which I don't recognize growing in the garden. It has pure flowers and leaves look similar to dead nettle. I'll take a pic later. I saw a Bee feeding from it.
I've got a large patch of dead nettle, which I'm encouraging to spread. I noticed, a few days ago, another plant which I don't recognize growing in the garden. It has pure flowers and leaves look similar to dead nettle. I'll take a pic later. I...
I've got a large patch of dead nettle, which I'm encouraging to spread. I noticed, a few days ago, another plant which I don't recognize growing in the garden. It has pure flowers and leaves look...
luciusmaximus
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Apr 14, 2018
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luciusmaximus
Apr 18, 2018
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Oxlip, Primrose and crocus
primrose. keep forgetting to get them.
primrose. keep forgetting to get them.
primrose. keep forgetting to get them.
primrose. keep forgetting to get them.
Agent Orange
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Mar 25, 2018
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redstar
Mar 25, 2018
Will these flower next year
Thanks, the big issue is where to put them all. the area in question is size able right now, I am thinking 10 foot by 8 foot flooded with the bulbs. just tons of bulbs under there need to...
Thanks, the big issue is where to put them all. the area in question is size able right now, I am thinking 10 foot by 8 foot flooded with the bulbs. just tons of bulbs under there need to divide. I might give some to neighbors in the green and teach them how to plant them. over the years...
Thanks, the big issue is where to put them all. the area in question is size able right now, I am thinking 10 foot by 8 foot flooded with the bulbs. just tons of bulbs under there need to divide. I might give some to neighbors in the green...
Thanks, the big issue is where to put them all. the area in question is size able right now, I am thinking 10 foot by 8 foot flooded with the bulbs. just tons of bulbs under there need to...
Paul Blackburn
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Mar 24, 2018
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redstar
Mar 25, 2018
ID please
Woo when you go back have a look for nasty thorns. Blackthorn ..Prunus spinosa have them.Your pic looks as if they have a bloom on. A grey layer which gets rubbed off very easily when you...
Woo when you go back have a look for nasty thorns. Blackthorn ..Prunus spinosa have them.Your pic looks as if they have a bloom on. A grey layer which gets rubbed off very easily when you touch the fruits. See.OR They could be tiny wild plums...bullace.purple-bullace - Suffolk Flora...
Woo when you go back have a look for nasty thorns. Blackthorn ..Prunus spinosa have them.Your pic looks as if they have a bloom on. A grey layer which gets rubbed off very easily when you touch the fruits. See.OR They could be tiny wild...
Woo when you go back have a look for nasty thorns. Blackthorn ..Prunus spinosa have them.Your pic looks as if they have a bloom on. A grey layer which gets rubbed off very easily when you...
wiseowl
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Nov 19, 2017
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Silver surfer
Nov 19, 2017
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WILDFLOWER MEADOW MANIA
OK @KFF, you're on! However, due to underwhelming demand for tickets for this most desirable of prizes, I'm afraid your ticket will cost £50,000
. You can pay by cheque, cash, or even PayPal!!
OK @KFF, you're on! However, due to underwhelming demand for tickets for this most desirable of prizes, I'm afraid your ticket will cost £50,000
. You can pay by cheque, cash, or even PayPal!!
OK @KFF, you're on! However, due to underwhelming demand for tickets for this most desirable of prizes, I'm afraid your ticket will cost £50,000
. You can pay by cheque, cash, or even PayPal!!
OK @KFF, you're on! However, due to underwhelming demand for tickets for this most desirable of prizes, I'm afraid your ticket will cost £50,000
. You can pay by cheque, cash, or even PayPal!!
BeeHappy
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Oct 28, 2017
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Irmemac
Oct 30, 2017
WEEDS WELCOME
I also like Willow HerbAnnual PoppiesNettlesand those plants that come in uninvited via birds, air, rain, etc.
I also like Willow HerbAnnual PoppiesNettlesand those plants that come in uninvited via birds, air, rain, etc.
I also like Willow HerbAnnual PoppiesNettlesand those plants that come in uninvited via birds, air, rain, etc.
I also like Willow HerbAnnual PoppiesNettlesand those plants that come in uninvited via birds, air, rain, etc.
BeeHappy
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Oct 25, 2017
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ARMANDII
Oct 28, 2017
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On Our Walk this Morning
Thanks @Zigs much appreciated my friend.its the Russels that I have to be careful with
Thanks @Zigs much appreciated my friend.its the Russels that I have to be careful with
Thanks @Zigs much appreciated my friend.its the Russels that I have to be careful with
Thanks @Zigs much appreciated my friend.its the Russels that I have to be careful with
wiseowl
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Oct 16, 2017
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wiseowl
Oct 16, 2017
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Seen This Morning
Good afternoon @Heucherella many thanks my friend
Good afternoon @Heucherella many thanks my friend
Good afternoon @Heucherella many thanks my friend
Good afternoon @Heucherella many thanks my friend
wiseowl
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Oct 10, 2017
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wiseowl
Oct 10, 2017
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