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  1. Rapha

    Where to put?

    Leave them outside. :blue thumb:
    Leave them outside. :blue thumb:
    Leave them outside. :blue thumb:
    Leave them outside. :blue thumb:
    Rapha, Sep 10, 2015
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    shiney
    Sep 13, 2015
  2. Alex Weber

    Where to buy plants in London?

    Crews Hill (Enfield) is definately worth a visit.
    Crews Hill (Enfield) is definately worth a visit.
    Crews Hill (Enfield) is definately worth a visit.
    Crews Hill (Enfield) is definately worth a visit.
    Alex Weber, Aug 26, 2015
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    Sirius
    Aug 27, 2015
  3. Daisy Chain

    Where to buy plants

    You might find some info here:Retailer Feedback
    You might find some info here:Retailer Feedback
    You might find some info here:Retailer Feedback
    You might find some info here:Retailer Feedback
    Daisy Chain, Apr 5, 2020
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    Kristen
    Apr 6, 2020
  4. Galaxy

    Where to buy hedging online?

    The ebay seller does but I don't know about the other one. I think I just paid by credit card with Buckingham.
    The ebay seller does but I don't know about the other one. I think I just paid by credit card with Buckingham.
    The ebay seller does but I don't know about the other one. I think I just paid by credit card with Buckingham.
    The ebay seller does but I don't know about the other one. I think I just paid by credit card with Buckingham.
    Galaxy, Apr 3, 2016
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    Redwing
    Apr 3, 2016
  5. Whitehawk

    Where to buy hedge online?

    I've recently got bare root hedges from www.3fatpigs.co.uk And they were really good. More than happy with them and they arrived quickly and were a good price.Just read above post and beechwood...
    I've recently got bare root hedges from www.3fatpigs.co.uk And they were really good. More than happy with them and they arrived quickly and were a good price.Just read above post and beechwood nurseries are also 3fatpigs.co.uk
    I've recently got bare root hedges from www.3fatpigs.co.uk And they were really good. More than happy with them and they arrived quickly and were a good price.Just read above post and beechwood nurseries are also 3fatpigs.co.uk
    I've recently got bare root hedges from www.3fatpigs.co.uk And they were really good. More than happy with them and they arrived quickly and were a good price.Just read above post and beechwood...
    Whitehawk, Apr 2, 2017
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    Keith Thomas
    Apr 2, 2017
  6. MargaretW

    Where to begin!!

    Hi @MargaretW and welcome! It could be that your patio had dropped slightly in that one corner. or that it was getting run off from an adjacent area - if the soil was compacted then that could...
    Hi @MargaretW and welcome! It could be that your patio had dropped slightly in that one corner. or that it was getting run off from an adjacent area - if the soil was compacted then that could occur. Wait for the next downpour and see what happens - where it pools, how fast it drains etc. If it...
    Hi @MargaretW and welcome! It could be that your patio had dropped slightly in that one corner. or that it was getting run off from an adjacent area - if the soil was compacted then that could occur. Wait for the next downpour and see what...
    Hi @MargaretW and welcome! It could be that your patio had dropped slightly in that one corner. or that it was getting run off from an adjacent area - if the soil was compacted then that could...
    MargaretW, Aug 6, 2019
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    CarolineL
    Aug 6, 2019
  7. Weedstoo

    Where should I plant these Herbaceous Perrenials?

    Then just plant them on the ground. The ridge is only for heavy, waterlogged clay soil.
    Then just plant them on the ground. The ridge is only for heavy, waterlogged clay soil.
    Then just plant them on the ground. The ridge is only for heavy, waterlogged clay soil.
    Then just plant them on the ground. The ridge is only for heavy, waterlogged clay soil.
    Weedstoo, Jun 18, 2022 ... 2
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    Jocko
    Jun 21, 2022
  8. Barders

    Where are the roots?

    Great thanks Spruce, I will change the water now. I will move them to the upstairs bedroom windowsill, it has the same aspect but it is warmer up stairs. The Teasel seed I had have all grown up...
    Great thanks Spruce, I will change the water now. I will move them to the upstairs bedroom windowsill, it has the same aspect but it is warmer up stairs. The Teasel seed I had have all grown up there, so hopefully the Fuchsia will like it better up there to.If nothing happens in another...
    Great thanks Spruce, I will change the water now. I will move them to the upstairs bedroom windowsill, it has the same aspect but it is warmer up stairs. The Teasel seed I had have all grown up there, so hopefully the Fuchsia will like it better...
    Great thanks Spruce, I will change the water now. I will move them to the upstairs bedroom windowsill, it has the same aspect but it is warmer up stairs. The Teasel seed I had have all grown up...
    Barders, Jun 6, 2015
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    Barders
    Jun 6, 2015
  9. Star Jasmine

    When will my phlox flower?

    with the folliage being dark the flowers should be the same , new variety to me
    with the folliage being dark the flowers should be the same , new variety to me
    with the folliage being dark the flowers should be the same , new variety to me
    with the folliage being dark the flowers should be the same , new variety to me
    Star Jasmine, Jun 22, 2014
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    Spruce
    Jun 22, 2014
  10. Auntpol

    When to tie in new climbing roses?

    Hi Everyone, I purchased some climbing roses (gardeners glory) to hopefully cover a 12ft x 6ft trellis. They were planted in march and are now just about knee height with several branches. I...
    Hi Everyone, I purchased some climbing roses (gardeners glory) to hopefully cover a 12ft x 6ft trellis. They were planted in march and are now just about knee height with several branches. I just don't know at what point I am supposed to tie in the branches. Can anyone help please? ...
    Hi Everyone, I purchased some climbing roses (gardeners glory) to hopefully cover a 12ft x 6ft trellis. They were planted in march and are now just about knee height with several branches. I just don't know at what point I am supposed to...
    Hi Everyone, I purchased some climbing roses (gardeners glory) to hopefully cover a 12ft x 6ft trellis. They were planted in march and are now just about knee height with several branches. I...
    Auntpol, Jul 22, 2015
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    Auntpol
    Jul 22, 2015
  11. wren1

    When to sow poppy seeds

    Oh, I see! Yes, I thought they must grow quite easily as these ones were growing in cracks in tarmac at the edge of a car park!
    Oh, I see! Yes, I thought they must grow quite easily as these ones were growing in cracks in tarmac at the edge of a car park!
    Oh, I see! Yes, I thought they must grow quite easily as these ones were growing in cracks in tarmac at the edge of a car park!
    Oh, I see! Yes, I thought they must grow quite easily as these ones were growing in cracks in tarmac at the edge of a car park!
    wren1, Jul 30, 2015
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    wren1
    Jul 31, 2015
  12. wren1

    When to sow outside

    It does rather depend on where in the country you are and what species of seed that you've bought.If they're happy they can spread but if they're not happy they will disappear without trace....
    It does rather depend on where in the country you are and what species of seed that you've bought.If they're happy they can spread but if they're not happy they will disappear without trace. They dislike very wet soils and soils that dry out quickly.
    It does rather depend on where in the country you are and what species of seed that you've bought.If they're happy they can spread but if they're not happy they will disappear without trace. They dislike very wet soils and soils that dry out...
    It does rather depend on where in the country you are and what species of seed that you've bought.If they're happy they can spread but if they're not happy they will disappear without trace....
    wren1, Feb 20, 2016
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    longk
    Feb 21, 2016
  13. Carly C

    When to plant seed grown Daisy’s in the garden?

    I'm not sure it looks a bit like an argyranthemum to me. If it is I'd hold off until things warm up, I dont think it would appreciate a frost.
    I'm not sure it looks a bit like an argyranthemum to me. If it is I'd hold off until things warm up, I dont think it would appreciate a frost.
    I'm not sure it looks a bit like an argyranthemum to me. If it is I'd hold off until things warm up, I dont think it would appreciate a frost.
    I'm not sure it looks a bit like an argyranthemum to me. If it is I'd hold off until things warm up, I dont think it would appreciate a frost.
    Carly C, Apr 14, 2019
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    pete
    Apr 14, 2019
  14. symbioss
    Like x 4

    When should I expect to see signs of life in my new Clematis?

    @martin-f mines lying dormant at the moment mate but I do know what I have have :hate-shocked:...as I kept the labels :roflol:
    @martin-f mines lying dormant at the moment mate but I do know what I have have :hate-shocked:...as I kept the labels :roflol:
    @martin-f mines lying dormant at the moment mate but I do know what I have have :hate-shocked:...as I kept the labels :roflol:
    @martin-f mines lying dormant at the moment mate but I do know what I have have :hate-shocked:...as I kept the labels :roflol:
    symbioss, Mar 5, 2018
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    Gail_68
    Mar 8, 2018
  15. Eldy

    When can I pick cucumbers?

    Yes undoubtedly all home grown fruit and veg is several levels above what you find in the supermarkets.
    Yes undoubtedly all home grown fruit and veg is several levels above what you find in the supermarkets.
    Yes undoubtedly all home grown fruit and veg is several levels above what you find in the supermarkets.
    Yes undoubtedly all home grown fruit and veg is several levels above what you find in the supermarkets.
    Eldy, Jun 25, 2015
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    JWK
    Jun 26, 2015
  16. Tara Jane

    What’s this bush?!

    Thank you.
    Thank you.
    Thank you.
    Thank you.
    Tara Jane, Mar 20, 2021
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    Tara Jane
    Mar 21, 2021
  17. Guy Greening

    Whats the big obsession with Monstera Philodendron

    It's not a hybrid, it's just not named correctly. You have either a monstera Or a philodendron. I love my houseplants, monsteras especially and I'd love to have a variegated monstera deliciosa or...
    It's not a hybrid, it's just not named correctly. You have either a monstera Or a philodendron. I love my houseplants, monsteras especially and I'd love to have a variegated monstera deliciosa or if I had endless money... The magnificent obliquaBack to the original point, the cutting would be...
    It's not a hybrid, it's just not named correctly. You have either a monstera Or a philodendron. I love my houseplants, monsteras especially and I'd love to have a variegated monstera deliciosa or if I had endless money... The magnificent...
    It's not a hybrid, it's just not named correctly. You have either a monstera Or a philodendron. I love my houseplants, monsteras especially and I'd love to have a variegated monstera deliciosa or...
    Guy Greening, Oct 11, 2020
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    1,204
    Peas
    May 1, 2021
  18. Dips

    Whats going on with my Alliums?

    Hee hee, that's what I was thinking when I read the problem. Waitrose problery did make a mistake (or whoever they buy them from)
    Hee hee, that's what I was thinking when I read the problem. Waitrose problery did make a mistake (or whoever they buy them from)
    Hee hee, that's what I was thinking when I read the problem. Waitrose problery did make a mistake (or whoever they buy them from)
    Hee hee, that's what I was thinking when I read the problem. Waitrose problery did make a mistake (or whoever they buy them from)
    Dips, May 12, 2014 ... 2
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    2,632
    feathered_fish
    Jun 11, 2014
  19. Ryan11112

    What's wrong with redcurrent bush

    Put it outside and it's growing a treat , thanks guysSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    Put it outside and it's growing a treat , thanks guysSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    Put it outside and it's growing a treat , thanks guysSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    Put it outside and it's growing a treat , thanks guysSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    Ryan11112, May 3, 2016
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    Ryan11112
    May 11, 2016
  20. Atomsvoyage

    What's wrong with my courgettes?

    I forgot to add that some varieties of courgettes that produce yellow fruits have yellowish leaves, that cause some gardeners to think they have a problem, but that's not the case here.
    I forgot to add that some varieties of courgettes that produce yellow fruits have yellowish leaves, that cause some gardeners to think they have a problem, but that's not the case here.
    I forgot to add that some varieties of courgettes that produce yellow fruits have yellowish leaves, that cause some gardeners to think they have a problem, but that's not the case here.
    I forgot to add that some varieties of courgettes that produce yellow fruits have yellowish leaves, that cause some gardeners to think they have a problem, but that's not the case here.
    Atomsvoyage, Jul 24, 2020
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    900
    Scrungee
    Jul 25, 2020
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