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Crocus
Lucky you! A pic would be great in feb or whenever they bloom.
Lucky you! A pic would be great in feb or whenever they bloom.
Lucky you! A pic would be great in feb or whenever they bloom.
Lucky you! A pic would be great in feb or whenever they bloom.
Shaneoak, Nov 18, 2020
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6
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719
Shaneoak
Nov 21, 2020
Crocosmia - no signs of life
We have a number of Lucifer but I'm pretty sure they won't be "Late" as we've had them for some time. Our established crocosmia have only just started to recover from the winter. Nothing last...
We have a number of Lucifer but I'm pretty sure they won't be "Late" as we've had them for some time. Our established crocosmia have only just started to recover from the winter. Nothing last week and about 12" high today
We have a number of Lucifer but I'm pretty sure they won't be "Late" as we've had them for some time. Our established crocosmia have only just started to recover from the winter. Nothing last week and about 12" high today
We have a number of Lucifer but I'm pretty sure they won't be "Late" as we've had them for some time. Our established crocosmia have only just started to recover from the winter. Nothing last...
Lorea, Apr 23, 2013 ... 2
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15
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1,533
shiney
May 3, 2013
Crispy fern
Looks like a Pellaea rotundifolia These can take a dry period better than most other ferns. So it may be salvageable.Give it a good soak, keep slightly damp, and it will hopefully come back.
Looks like a Pellaea rotundifolia These can take a dry period better than most other ferns. So it may be salvageable.Give it a good soak, keep slightly damp, and it will hopefully come back.
Looks like a Pellaea rotundifolia These can take a dry period better than most other ferns. So it may be salvageable.Give it a good soak, keep slightly damp, and it will hopefully come back.
Looks like a Pellaea rotundifolia These can take a dry period better than most other ferns. So it may be salvageable.Give it a good soak, keep slightly damp, and it will hopefully come back.
beanybob, Sep 28, 2021
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4
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363
Sirius
Sep 30, 2021
Creeper hedge?
Oooh brilliant, thank you for the suggestions! That would be better.I don't mind looking at the pallets but a bit of greenery that the dogs can't trample would be nice!
Oooh brilliant, thank you for the suggestions! That would be better.I don't mind looking at the pallets but a bit of greenery that the dogs can't trample would be nice!
Oooh brilliant, thank you for the suggestions! That would be better.I don't mind looking at the pallets but a bit of greenery that the dogs can't trample would be nice!
Oooh brilliant, thank you for the suggestions! That would be better.I don't mind looking at the pallets but a bit of greenery that the dogs can't trample would be nice!
nikirushka, Feb 6, 2020
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7
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726
nikirushka
Feb 7, 2020
Crassula dropping limbs
My first thought was root rot also.Is the compost really damp?I find just some water in winter helps them to flower.
My first thought was root rot also.Is the compost really damp?I find just some water in winter helps them to flower.
My first thought was root rot also.Is the compost really damp?I find just some water in winter helps them to flower.
My first thought was root rot also.Is the compost really damp?I find just some water in winter helps them to flower.
Jane Kirk, Jan 16, 2021
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2
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568
pete
Jan 16, 2021
Cranesbill recommendation
I have only two Geraniums in my garden at the moment GG as I'm limited for space (still under development) and I don't know the names of either. As time progresses I will have more no doubt.
I have only two Geraniums in my garden at the moment GG as I'm limited for space (still under development) and I don't know the names of either. As time progresses I will have more no doubt.
I have only two Geraniums in my garden at the moment GG as I'm limited for space (still under development) and I don't know the names of either. As time progresses I will have more no doubt.
I have only two Geraniums in my garden at the moment GG as I'm limited for space (still under development) and I don't know the names of either. As time progresses I will have more no doubt.
Gay Gardener, Jul 5, 2013 ... 2
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16
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1,817
Sheal
Jul 17, 2013
Corpse Flower
Phil A, Jan 27, 2018
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0
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531
Phil A
Jan 27, 2018
Corokia Cotoneaster
I think you might be ok; have you read this article from the telegraph?
I think you might be ok; have you read this article from the telegraph?
I think you might be ok; have you read this article from the telegraph?
I think you might be ok; have you read this article from the telegraph?
EddieJ, Sep 22, 2012
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1
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728
"M"
Sep 22, 2012
Cornus colour problem
Superb colour if cut back hard though Nigel in spring. Winter stems....red, yellow, orange, whatever variety....are lovely
Superb colour if cut back hard though Nigel in spring. Winter stems....red, yellow, orange, whatever variety....are lovely
Superb colour if cut back hard though Nigel in spring. Winter stems....red, yellow, orange, whatever variety....are lovely
Superb colour if cut back hard though Nigel in spring. Winter stems....red, yellow, orange, whatever variety....are lovely
NigelJ, Aug 27, 2017
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5
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782
Verdun
Aug 28, 2017
Cornus alba
can't upload this neat picture of clear ice hanging from the red branches of this shrub. oh, well.
can't upload this neat picture of clear ice hanging from the red branches of this shrub. oh, well.
can't upload this neat picture of clear ice hanging from the red branches of this shrub. oh, well.
can't upload this neat picture of clear ice hanging from the red branches of this shrub. oh, well.
Markymark, Feb 17, 2017
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11
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1,035
redstar
Feb 21, 2017
Cordyline?
The trunk grows down as well as up so you may have to dig deep. A trick garden centers use to keep tall "cordys" in short pots is to saw the bottom of the trunk off, it doesn't seem to do them any...
The trunk grows down as well as up so you may have to dig deep. A trick garden centers use to keep tall "cordys" in short pots is to saw the bottom of the trunk off, it doesn't seem to do them any harm. I did it with one of mine because my soil wasn't deep enough. It grew to 17' before the...
The trunk grows down as well as up so you may have to dig deep. A trick garden centers use to keep tall "cordys" in short pots is to saw the bottom of the trunk off, it doesn't seem to do them any harm. I did it with one of mine because my soil...
The trunk grows down as well as up so you may have to dig deep. A trick garden centers use to keep tall "cordys" in short pots is to saw the bottom of the trunk off, it doesn't seem to do them any...
Grib, Feb 24, 2013
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2
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906
revin helen
Feb 26, 2013
Cordyline red star
Piccies? You may have overwatered or there may have been vine weevils in the original pots which are munching the roots...
Piccies? You may have overwatered or there may have been vine weevils in the original pots which are munching the roots...
Piccies? You may have overwatered or there may have been vine weevils in the original pots which are munching the roots...
Piccies? You may have overwatered or there may have been vine weevils in the original pots which are munching the roots...
scooby-mas, Jun 19, 2013
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1
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507
Loofah
Jun 20, 2013
Cordyline
Assuming that I can get them out in one piece, I suppose I could.
Assuming that I can get them out in one piece, I suppose I could.
Assuming that I can get them out in one piece, I suppose I could.
Assuming that I can get them out in one piece, I suppose I could.
Fat Controller, Jun 2, 2013
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7
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890
Fat Controller
Jun 3, 2013
Concerned about my plant!
Dracaena marginata not Cordyline.
Dracaena marginata not Cordyline.
Dracaena marginata not Cordyline.
Dracaena marginata not Cordyline.
lake47, Jun 15, 2022
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10
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500
strongylodon
Jun 17, 2022
Companion Planting for Passionflower?
He is a bit anal and generally against putting anything on. On a different section of wall there is already a form of virgin creeper that has very sparse leaves. I think maybe to try that. Or grow...
He is a bit anal and generally against putting anything on. On a different section of wall there is already a form of virgin creeper that has very sparse leaves. I think maybe to try that. Or grow an ivy and them deliberately kill it and grow the passionflower on the remains.
He is a bit anal and generally against putting anything on. On a different section of wall there is already a form of virgin creeper that has very sparse leaves. I think maybe to try that. Or grow an ivy and them deliberately kill it and grow the...
He is a bit anal and generally against putting anything on. On a different section of wall there is already a form of virgin creeper that has very sparse leaves. I think maybe to try that. Or grow...
Arty Bee, May 28, 2022
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4
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870
Arty Bee
May 30, 2022
Common problems with Rhododendron and Azalea
Stunning show @WeeTam and also @zilly ...mine just decides to flower when it feels like it and loves producing leaves more
Stunning show @WeeTam and also @zilly ...mine just decides to flower when it feels like it and loves producing leaves more
Stunning show @WeeTam and also @zilly ...mine just decides to flower when it feels like it and loves producing leaves more
Stunning show @WeeTam and also @zilly ...mine just decides to flower when it feels like it and loves producing leaves more
Gail_68, May 24, 2018
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8
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810
Gail_68
May 28, 2018
Commelina tuberosa
More of an oddity really. But the lower petal is noticeably larger in relation to the top two. C.communis was a much larger plant and the flowers stayed open well into the afternoon.
More of an oddity really. But the lower petal is noticeably larger in relation to the top two. C.communis was a much larger plant and the flowers stayed open well into the afternoon.
More of an oddity really. But the lower petal is noticeably larger in relation to the top two. C.communis was a much larger plant and the flowers stayed open well into the afternoon.
More of an oddity really. But the lower petal is noticeably larger in relation to the top two. C.communis was a much larger plant and the flowers stayed open well into the afternoon.
Madahhlia, Oct 12, 2013
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13
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3,101
longk
Sep 3, 2014
Collecting and Sowing Echinacea Seeds
Hello @peteThanks, I will give the Website you Linked to a Read.Kevin
Hello @peteThanks, I will give the Website you Linked to a Read.Kevin
Hello @peteThanks, I will give the Website you Linked to a Read.Kevin
Hello @peteThanks, I will give the Website you Linked to a Read.Kevin
Kevin Cowans, Mar 31, 2023
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4
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540
Kevin Cowans
Mar 31, 2023
Coleus
To rapidly increase stock. I used to grow selected plants to a reasonable size and then literally chop them up. Yes, tip cuttings are mentioned as a general means of taking cuttings. As we all...
To rapidly increase stock. I used to grow selected plants to a reasonable size and then literally chop them up. Yes, tip cuttings are mentioned as a general means of taking cuttings. As we all know, some cuttings are taken from just below a leaf joint, others can be from any point of the...
To rapidly increase stock. I used to grow selected plants to a reasonable size and then literally chop them up. Yes, tip cuttings are mentioned as a general means of taking cuttings. As we all know, some cuttings are taken from just below a...
To rapidly increase stock. I used to grow selected plants to a reasonable size and then literally chop them up. Yes, tip cuttings are mentioned as a general means of taking cuttings. As we all...
nikirushka, Aug 7, 2019
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6
Views:
476
Mike Allen
Aug 7, 2019
Coconut Orchid (Max Tenufollia)
See here for advice. Maxillaria tenifloria the coconut orchid care and propagation
See here for advice. Maxillaria tenifloria the coconut orchid care and propagation
See here for advice. Maxillaria tenifloria the coconut orchid care and propagation
See here for advice. Maxillaria tenifloria the coconut orchid care and propagation
FlyFifer, Apr 26, 2020
Replies:
1
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506
NigelJ
Apr 26, 2020

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