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For selective targeting I've been using this: It seems to be very effective, at both the killing and the selectiveness.

What a cheek @HarryS but absolutely spot on. You cannot imagine how disappointing it was when I would eagerly rush to collect my photos that had been developed, back in the day, only to discover they were...terrible, not sure that adjective adequately describes their inadequacies. Once I had 2...

Hi, it-spreads by runners, don't worry about seed heads if you're anything like me you'll be dealing with it for ever more good luck x

suppose you cant agutum with that

Zantedeschia rehmanii (Calla Lily)

if thats the stuff with purple flowers which goes fluffy i'd say it is and does have deep roots well mine have

Not sure the stems are square though, I'll check. They won't flower as I've put down weed and feed on the lawn.

It's a type of fly that makes them holes I'm sure of it. We get them at work every year around the same time in the same place. It's always where there is bare soil they burrow.

Thank you very much! Will be getting one!

I agree with the others. We have it in our garden and we like it. Make sure you keep it under control as it can get quite rampant if it likes the conditions it's in. Pruning before seeding is a good idea and keeping it pruned back to the size you want is also good.

You'll need to collect them as they're unlikely to survive a British winter.

Depends on what you call a true blue, Anthony. So there's Aurwens Violet, Purple Passion but the ones I showed Adam were from package labels and they are notoriously out of colour kilter.

Corr, sounds posh!! There was me going to say London Pride?!!

Thanks!

A quick update.We have spent this morning pruning out the dead tips off the apple tree, and back along any split branches, all the pruned branches have been burnt "with tongues of cleansing fire," -upwind of the fruit trees, the secateurs, loppers and pruning saw disinfected, disinfectant...

Thanks both. I've never misted it in the 3 years I've had it and always wondered why it had crispy leaves ha.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Thank you. From what I've Googled it's quite invasive so I'll do away with it as it's contained at the moment in a trough.

Ah excellent many thanks for that, now I've seen your photo I remember buying them last year lol.They left me pretty unimpressed as they all turned brown and died shortly after planting. Probally why I forgot about it