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  1. chitting kaz

    i dont know ?

    I did one using a heel cutting.
    I did one using a heel cutting.
    I did one using a heel cutting.
    I did one using a heel cutting.
    chitting kaz, Feb 27, 2014
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    longk
    Feb 28, 2014
  2. rustyroots

    Solved What are these please? Aphids

    I've had the same trouble Rusty....i used a water spray with a few drops of lavender oil in it...soon made short work of them:dbgrtmb:
    I've had the same trouble Rusty....i used a water spray with a few drops of lavender oil in it...soon made short work of them:dbgrtmb:
    I've had the same trouble Rusty....i used a water spray with a few drops of lavender oil in it...soon made short work of them:dbgrtmb:
    I've had the same trouble Rusty....i used a water spray with a few drops of lavender oil in it...soon made short work of them:dbgrtmb:
    rustyroots, Feb 27, 2014
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    Lolimac
    Feb 27, 2014
  3. Bilbo675

    Help Needed Please

    Me too:)
    Me too:)
    Me too:)
    Me too:)
    Bilbo675, Feb 19, 2014 ... 2
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    noisette47
    Feb 23, 2014
  4. RedDogs

    What am I?

    Perfect, thank you!
    Perfect, thank you!
    Perfect, thank you!
    Perfect, thank you!
    RedDogs, Feb 21, 2014
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    RedDogs
    Feb 21, 2014
  5. Pabst Blue Ribbon

    Need help identifying climbing plant

    There's no reason why you shouldn't prune the honeysuckle now and if it doesn't survive you can blame me not yourself. :biggrin:
    There's no reason why you shouldn't prune the honeysuckle now and if it doesn't survive you can blame me not yourself. :biggrin:
    There's no reason why you shouldn't prune the honeysuckle now and if it doesn't survive you can blame me not yourself. :biggrin:
    There's no reason why you shouldn't prune the honeysuckle now and if it doesn't survive you can blame me not yourself. :biggrin:
    Pabst Blue Ribbon, Feb 18, 2014
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    Sheal
    Feb 19, 2014
  6. RedDogs

    Mystery Alpine

    If you have one you'll probably have loads more. I've just recommenced my ongoing cull. Last year there were a few that I thought garden worthy so I marked them. Sadly I'm plagued with squirrels...
    If you have one you'll probably have loads more. I've just recommenced my ongoing cull. Last year there were a few that I thought garden worthy so I marked them. Sadly I'm plagued with squirrels and the markers have gone.
    If you have one you'll probably have loads more. I've just recommenced my ongoing cull. Last year there were a few that I thought garden worthy so I marked them. Sadly I'm plagued with squirrels and the markers have gone.
    If you have one you'll probably have loads more. I've just recommenced my ongoing cull. Last year there were a few that I thought garden worthy so I marked them. Sadly I'm plagued with squirrels...
    RedDogs, Feb 17, 2014
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    longk
    Feb 17, 2014
  7. tigerspots

    What is this?

    Seems a shame to pull it out if it's willing to grow there.
    Seems a shame to pull it out if it's willing to grow there.
    Seems a shame to pull it out if it's willing to grow there.
    Seems a shame to pull it out if it's willing to grow there.
    tigerspots, Feb 12, 2014
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    Madahhlia
    Feb 12, 2014
  8. Loofah

    Wish I could remember...

    Nah, I ordered the 200 summer flowering bulbs for £35 off the website - original delivery date was stated as being by the end of Jan, but I suppose they will be struggling to get stuff packed and...
    Nah, I ordered the 200 summer flowering bulbs for £35 off the website - original delivery date was stated as being by the end of Jan, but I suppose they will be struggling to get stuff packed and sent whilst they are wearing wet-suits and flippers :heehee:
    Nah, I ordered the 200 summer flowering bulbs for £35 off the website - original delivery date was stated as being by the end of Jan, but I suppose they will be struggling to get stuff packed and sent whilst they are wearing wet-suits and flippers :heehee:
    Nah, I ordered the 200 summer flowering bulbs for £35 off the website - original delivery date was stated as being by the end of Jan, but I suppose they will be struggling to get stuff packed and...
    Loofah, Feb 10, 2014
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    Fat Controller
    Feb 11, 2014
  9. intel

    Flower ID Please

    Thanks
    Thanks
    Thanks
    Thanks
    intel, Feb 9, 2014
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    intel
    Feb 9, 2014
  10. Jiffy

    Id please

    These look like warm climate plants, but they are in fact cold climate plants, they thrive and grow best in temperatures between 7C and 15C
    These look like warm climate plants, but they are in fact cold climate plants, they thrive and grow best in temperatures between 7C and 15C
    These look like warm climate plants, but they are in fact cold climate plants, they thrive and grow best in temperatures between 7C and 15C
    These look like warm climate plants, but they are in fact cold climate plants, they thrive and grow best in temperatures between 7C and 15C
    Jiffy, Jan 26, 2014
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    stephenprudence
    Feb 6, 2014
  11. Lawnmate

    What are these shrubs/bushes

    I would say Garrya elliptica which is smothered in Irish Ivy.. The Irish Ivy is obvious as you can see it scrambling up the tree trunk.
    I would say Garrya elliptica which is smothered in Irish Ivy.. The Irish Ivy is obvious as you can see it scrambling up the tree trunk.
    I would say Garrya elliptica which is smothered in Irish Ivy.. The Irish Ivy is obvious as you can see it scrambling up the tree trunk.
    I would say Garrya elliptica which is smothered in Irish Ivy.. The Irish Ivy is obvious as you can see it scrambling up the tree trunk.
    Lawnmate, Jan 28, 2014
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    stephenprudence
    Feb 6, 2014
  12. SvenLittkowski

    4x ID Please

    last two pop up around here too, it looks like Campanula seedlings.
    last two pop up around here too, it looks like Campanula seedlings.
    last two pop up around here too, it looks like Campanula seedlings.
    last two pop up around here too, it looks like Campanula seedlings.
    SvenLittkowski, Jan 29, 2014
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    stephenprudence
    Feb 6, 2014
  13. oemodm

    Is this poison ivy?

    I seem to have a well, floating on the surface of my lawn!!!! :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    I seem to have a well, floating on the surface of my lawn!!!! :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    I seem to have a well, floating on the surface of my lawn!!!! :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    I seem to have a well, floating on the surface of my lawn!!!! :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    oemodm, Jan 19, 2014 ... 2
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    shiney
    Jan 30, 2014
  14. SvenLittkowski

    ID: 2x Plants

    Hi. I got my Stevia seeds from friends here in Jamaica. Usually I purchase all seeds on Ebay.
    Hi. I got my Stevia seeds from friends here in Jamaica. Usually I purchase all seeds on Ebay.
    Hi. I got my Stevia seeds from friends here in Jamaica. Usually I purchase all seeds on Ebay.
    Hi. I got my Stevia seeds from friends here in Jamaica. Usually I purchase all seeds on Ebay.
    SvenLittkowski, Jan 25, 2014 ... 2
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    SvenLittkowski
    Jan 29, 2014
  15. Passport1

    What is this plant?

    I think it is a Flaming sword plant.. Vriesea Splendens bromeliad..
    I think it is a Flaming sword plant.. Vriesea Splendens bromeliad..
    I think it is a Flaming sword plant.. Vriesea Splendens bromeliad..
    I think it is a Flaming sword plant.. Vriesea Splendens bromeliad..
    Passport1, Jan 19, 2014
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    Marley Farley
    Jan 19, 2014
  16. MichaelJohn

    Black Bugs

    Hi all .. Scrungee these bugs make their own silk thread .. but not all of them just a few .. .. most crawl about really slowely on the uvpc window sill and the frame sides .. Jiffy i dont...
    Hi all .. Scrungee these bugs make their own silk thread .. but not all of them just a few .. .. most crawl about really slowely on the uvpc window sill and the frame sides .. Jiffy i dont live any where near a chicken farm .. im going to have a look on google ..and will let you know...
    Hi all .. Scrungee these bugs make their own silk thread .. but not all of them just a few .. .. most crawl about really slowely on the uvpc window sill and the frame sides .. Jiffy i dont live any where near a chicken farm .. im going...
    Hi all .. Scrungee these bugs make their own silk thread .. but not all of them just a few .. .. most crawl about really slowely on the uvpc window sill and the frame sides .. Jiffy i dont...
    MichaelJohn, Dec 13, 2013
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    MichaelJohn
    Jan 8, 2014
  17. honeybunny
    Like x 4

    Anyone I.D This For Me Please?

    Someone had this down my street too, I thought it looked v similar the flowers on edible potato plants. Thanks joolz and honeybunny.
    Someone had this down my street too, I thought it looked v similar the flowers on edible potato plants. Thanks joolz and honeybunny.
    Someone had this down my street too, I thought it looked v similar the flowers on edible potato plants. Thanks joolz and honeybunny.
    Someone had this down my street too, I thought it looked v similar the flowers on edible potato plants. Thanks joolz and honeybunny.
    honeybunny, Jan 7, 2014
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    nFrost
    Jan 8, 2014
  18. clanless

    What are there called

    Hi there Chris and welcome to the forum.To be honest, I can't tell where your picture was taken and when .... ???? ... but it is beautiful wherever it is.I initially thought the red leafed...
    Hi there Chris and welcome to the forum.To be honest, I can't tell where your picture was taken and when .... ???? ... but it is beautiful wherever it is.I initially thought the red leafed plant was one of the Cannas ... but ... ????
    Hi there Chris and welcome to the forum.To be honest, I can't tell where your picture was taken and when .... ???? ... but it is beautiful wherever it is.I initially thought the red leafed plant was one of the Cannas ... but ... ????
    Hi there Chris and welcome to the forum.To be honest, I can't tell where your picture was taken and when .... ???? ... but it is beautiful wherever it is.I initially thought the red leafed...
    clanless, Jan 5, 2014
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    Victoria
    Jan 7, 2014
  19. Rob Lloyd

    Identification

    My pleasure, Rob:) Will add initials PG to my name....Plantfinder Generale:paladin::loll:
    My pleasure, Rob:) Will add initials PG to my name....Plantfinder Generale:paladin::loll:
    My pleasure, Rob:) Will add initials PG to my name....Plantfinder Generale:paladin::loll:
    My pleasure, Rob:) Will add initials PG to my name....Plantfinder Generale:paladin::loll:
    Rob Lloyd, Jan 2, 2014
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    noisette47
    Jan 3, 2014
  20. mowgley

    ID please

    I've checked with 'She Who knows All' and it is foetidus. :dbgrtmb:
    I've checked with 'She Who knows All' and it is foetidus. :dbgrtmb:
    I've checked with 'She Who knows All' and it is foetidus. :dbgrtmb:
    I've checked with 'She Who knows All' and it is foetidus. :dbgrtmb:
    mowgley, Dec 29, 2013
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    shiney
    Dec 30, 2013
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