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Favourite wildflowers please...
Too many favourates - most of which have already been mentioned. My love of wild flowers was first aroused by red & white campion see here playing about in the woods when I was about 6 years old...
Too many favourates - most of which have already been mentioned. My love of wild flowers was first aroused by red & white campion see here playing about in the woods when I was about 6 years old and had to look it up in a book I also love Snakes Head Fritillary - alas now quite rare in...
Too many favourates - most of which have already been mentioned. My love of wild flowers was first aroused by red & white campion see here playing about in the woods when I was about 6 years old and had to look it up in a book I also love...
Too many favourates - most of which have already been mentioned. My love of wild flowers was first aroused by red & white campion see here playing about in the woods when I was about 6 years old...
Royster
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Aug 20, 2006
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MoonLoon
Oct 1, 2006
Wildflower garden
This site gives some information on what plants grow in what sorts of shade http://www.tmac.clara.net/urgring/faqshade.htm Great idea! Don't forget ivy which when established produces berries...
This site gives some information on what plants grow in what sorts of shade http://www.tmac.clara.net/urgring/faqshade.htm Great idea! Don't forget ivy which when established produces berries for the birds, and holly. [ 09. September 2006, 10:06 PM: Message edited by: Liz ]
This site gives some information on what plants grow in what sorts of shade http://www.tmac.clara.net/urgring/faqshade.htm Great idea! Don't forget ivy which when established produces berries for the birds, and holly. [ 09. September 2006,...
This site gives some information on what plants grow in what sorts of shade http://www.tmac.clara.net/urgring/faqshade.htm Great idea! Don't forget ivy which when established produces berries...
Celia
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Sep 9, 2006
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Liz
Sep 9, 2006
look whose chomping on my willowherb.
He'd be big enough for the pot after a couple of these wriggly sausages
He'd be big enough for the pot after a couple of these wriggly sausages
He'd be big enough for the pot after a couple of these wriggly sausages
He'd be big enough for the pot after a couple of these wriggly sausages
jazid
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Aug 17, 2006
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jazid
Aug 18, 2006
Post code wild flowers
Thanks Hornbeam.I have just tapped in my postcode and had quite a long list come up for my postcode area,though I had never heard of Black Bindweed.Kandy
Thanks Hornbeam.I have just tapped in my postcode and had quite a long list come up for my postcode area,though I had never heard of Black Bindweed.Kandy
Thanks Hornbeam.I have just tapped in my postcode and had quite a long list come up for my postcode area,though I had never heard of Black Bindweed.Kandy
Thanks Hornbeam.I have just tapped in my postcode and had quite a long list come up for my postcode area,though I had never heard of Black Bindweed.Kandy
Hornbeam
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Aug 11, 2006
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Kandy
Aug 11, 2006
Wildflowers of the week
Hear Hear Nathan
Hear Hear Nathan
Hear Hear Nathan
Hear Hear Nathan
Hornbeam
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May 12, 2006
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macleaf
Aug 9, 2006
HERB ADVICE PLEASE!
thanks ever so much all-i will certainly go look! brilliant!
thanks ever so much all-i will certainly go look! brilliant!
thanks ever so much all-i will certainly go look! brilliant!
thanks ever so much all-i will certainly go look! brilliant!
moment
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Jul 31, 2006
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moment
Jul 31, 2006
unknown herb
Be careful of it as it is a great spreader - by root and seed. Lovely herb though.
Be careful of it as it is a great spreader - by root and seed. Lovely herb though.
Be careful of it as it is a great spreader - by root and seed. Lovely herb though.
Be careful of it as it is a great spreader - by root and seed. Lovely herb though.
sawfish
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Jul 27, 2006
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Fran
Jul 27, 2006
Herb ID
try these.. pale willowherb..epilabium lanceolaltum.. corn spurrey sorrell ? common gromwell..
try these.. pale willowherb..epilabium lanceolaltum.. corn spurrey sorrell ? common gromwell..
try these.. pale willowherb..epilabium lanceolaltum.. corn spurrey sorrell ? common gromwell..
try these.. pale willowherb..epilabium lanceolaltum.. corn spurrey sorrell ? common gromwell..
Hornbeam
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Jul 17, 2006
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wildflower
Jul 18, 2006
Weeds and wild flowers
jazid..I think what jay printed is the magical uses..they would use coltsfoot in magic potions to enable the love visions..actually being its added to herbal ciggarettes if you have any mullein...
jazid..I think what jay printed is the magical uses..they would use coltsfoot in magic potions to enable the love visions..actually being its added to herbal ciggarettes if you have any mullein try smoking that as its a really nice smoke also.. :rolleyes:
jazid..I think what jay printed is the magical uses..they would use coltsfoot in magic potions to enable the love visions..actually being its added to herbal ciggarettes if you have any mullein try smoking that as its a really nice smoke also.....
jazid..I think what jay printed is the magical uses..they would use coltsfoot in magic potions to enable the love visions..actually being its added to herbal ciggarettes if you have any mullein...
Hornbeam
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Jul 8, 2006
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wildflower
Jul 8, 2006
Weed or Wildflower?
I haven't got the red leaves here, it's the stems that are red, but it sounds like the same culprit everywhere. Horrors!!!!
I haven't got the red leaves here, it's the stems that are red, but it sounds like the same culprit everywhere. Horrors!!!!
I haven't got the red leaves here, it's the stems that are red, but it sounds like the same culprit everywhere. Horrors!!!!
I haven't got the red leaves here, it's the stems that are red, but it sounds like the same culprit everywhere. Horrors!!!!
Victoria
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Jun 21, 2006
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Victoria
Jun 21, 2006
Question for the wildflower experts
Yes it looks the same to me Fran
Yes it looks the same to me Fran
Yes it looks the same to me Fran
Yes it looks the same to me Fran
pete
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Jun 18, 2006
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pete
Jun 19, 2006
Wild thyme
Shakespeare knew his wild flowers:"I know a bank whereon the wild thyme blows, Where oxlips and the nodding violet grows Quite over-canopied with luscious woodbine, With sweet musk-roses,...
Shakespeare knew his wild flowers:"I know a bank whereon the wild thyme blows, Where oxlips and the nodding violet grows Quite over-canopied with luscious woodbine, With sweet musk-roses, and with eglantine: There sleeps Titania some time of the night, Lull�d in these flowers...
Shakespeare knew his wild flowers:"I know a bank whereon the wild thyme blows, Where oxlips and the nodding violet grows Quite over-canopied with luscious woodbine, With sweet musk-roses, and with eglantine: There sleeps Titania some time...
Shakespeare knew his wild flowers:"I know a bank whereon the wild thyme blows, Where oxlips and the nodding violet grows Quite over-canopied with luscious woodbine, With sweet musk-roses,...
Hornbeam
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Jun 19, 2006
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Hornbeam
Jun 19, 2006
Sowing yer wild oats!
How dare they, when I need them to be 50 yards away in my garden! Lol
How dare they, when I need them to be 50 yards away in my garden! Lol
How dare they, when I need them to be 50 yards away in my garden! Lol
How dare they, when I need them to be 50 yards away in my garden! Lol
jay
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Jun 19, 2006
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jay
Jun 19, 2006
Wild orchids
Do they like open chalk or woodland - wouldn't mind having a go with some given right conditions.
Do they like open chalk or woodland - wouldn't mind having a go with some given right conditions.
Do they like open chalk or woodland - wouldn't mind having a go with some given right conditions.
Do they like open chalk or woodland - wouldn't mind having a go with some given right conditions.
Hornbeam
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Jun 17, 2006
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Waco
Jun 18, 2006
Garden-worthy wild flowers
Awww, thanks Hornbeam :D isn't it gorgeous?!
Awww, thanks Hornbeam :D isn't it gorgeous?!
Awww, thanks Hornbeam :D isn't it gorgeous?!
Awww, thanks Hornbeam :D isn't it gorgeous?!
Hornbeam
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Jun 14, 2006
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jay
Jun 14, 2006
Wildflower mats
Stingo ..just as an afterthought the picture i put on here for you is the first year in this plot..its my old veg plot and i didnt start planting it till october last year..it needs improving so i...
Stingo ..just as an afterthought the picture i put on here for you is the first year in this plot..its my old veg plot and i didnt start planting it till october last year..it needs improving so i will just work at it..but for year one i think its looking good..you could also start loads of...
Stingo ..just as an afterthought the picture i put on here for you is the first year in this plot..its my old veg plot and i didnt start planting it till october last year..it needs improving so i will just work at it..but for year one i think...
Stingo ..just as an afterthought the picture i put on here for you is the first year in this plot..its my old veg plot and i didnt start planting it till october last year..it needs improving so i...
Poppy33
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Jun 6, 2006
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wildflower
Jun 11, 2006
Wild flowers in my garden
When the forget-me-nots stop flowering and go leggy like now, just pull them up and stick in the compost bin or wherever.Give them a shake before hand which will disperse the seeds and you...
When the forget-me-nots stop flowering and go leggy like now, just pull them up and stick in the compost bin or wherever.Give them a shake before hand which will disperse the seeds and you should get another lovely display next spring.
When the forget-me-nots stop flowering and go leggy like now, just pull them up and stick in the compost bin or wherever.Give them a shake before hand which will disperse the seeds and you should get another lovely display next spring.
When the forget-me-nots stop flowering and go leggy like now, just pull them up and stick in the compost bin or wherever.Give them a shake before hand which will disperse the seeds and you...
Stingo
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May 12, 2006
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Stingo
Jun 6, 2006
Wild flower or Weed?
I have something that looks like the first picture but not the second - not appearing just yet though - it will!
I have something that looks like the first picture but not the second - not appearing just yet though - it will!
I have something that looks like the first picture but not the second - not appearing just yet though - it will!
I have something that looks like the first picture but not the second - not appearing just yet though - it will!
rosietutu
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May 20, 2006
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Waco
May 21, 2006
Wild flower seeds
The one I used to use - whose catalogue is extensive is John Chambers - I think its mail order only but it may be on line
The one I used to use - whose catalogue is extensive is John Chambers - I think its mail order only but it may be on line
The one I used to use - whose catalogue is extensive is John Chambers - I think its mail order only but it may be on line
The one I used to use - whose catalogue is extensive is John Chambers - I think its mail order only but it may be on line
Stingo
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May 17, 2006
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Fran
May 17, 2006
when does a wildflower......
Hmm! Well my defintion of a wildflower is something like: a plant that has not been sown, planted or cultivated. Native plants are harder to define because plants have been arriving in Britain...
Hmm! Well my defintion of a wildflower is something like: a plant that has not been sown, planted or cultivated. Native plants are harder to define because plants have been arriving in Britain since the last ice age. One of the most fascinating studies is to see how they move around. The...
Hmm! Well my defintion of a wildflower is something like: a plant that has not been sown, planted or cultivated. Native plants are harder to define because plants have been arriving in Britain since the last ice age. One of the most...
Hmm! Well my defintion of a wildflower is something like: a plant that has not been sown, planted or cultivated. Native plants are harder to define because plants have been arriving in Britain...
Lady Gardener
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Apr 18, 2006
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Hornbeam
May 4, 2006
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