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  1. Kevin Cowans

    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
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  2. Kevin Cowans

    Will 'Purple Sage' Re-Grow if cut down to Ground Level?

    Hello @peteI had a feeling that was the case.I will cut the Main Plant back to below the damage and will keep the Layered Section.ThanksKevin
    Hello @peteI had a feeling that was the case.I will cut the Main Plant back to below the damage and will keep the Layered Section.ThanksKevin
    Hello @peteI had a feeling that was the case.I will cut the Main Plant back to below the damage and will keep the Layered Section.ThanksKevin
    Hello @peteI had a feeling that was the case.I will cut the Main Plant back to below the damage and will keep the Layered Section.ThanksKevin
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  3. Esoxlucius

    Aucuba

    If it's got or had berries it's either one of the male/female cultivar or a female. Males will obviously never have berries.
    If it's got or had berries it's either one of the male/female cultivar or a female. Males will obviously never have berries.
    If it's got or had berries it's either one of the male/female cultivar or a female. Males will obviously never have berries.
    If it's got or had berries it's either one of the male/female cultivar or a female. Males will obviously never have berries.
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  4. bluegeranium

    Amaryllis Reblooming no flowers only leaves

    They should re flower every year if you treat them properly after flowering. Depending on pot size ATM, repot after flowering, into a pot 1in bigger all round, and feed right through the summer...
    They should re flower every year if you treat them properly after flowering. Depending on pot size ATM, repot after flowering, into a pot 1in bigger all round, and feed right through the summer with high potash feed, like tomato feed. Keep the plants in a sunny position and dry it off towards...
    They should re flower every year if you treat them properly after flowering. Depending on pot size ATM, repot after flowering, into a pot 1in bigger all round, and feed right through the summer with high potash feed, like tomato feed. Keep the...
    They should re flower every year if you treat them properly after flowering. Depending on pot size ATM, repot after flowering, into a pot 1in bigger all round, and feed right through the summer...
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  5. soonguy

    Looking for advice on choosing a climber please

    Thanks again everyone, very grateful.
    Thanks again everyone, very grateful.
    Thanks again everyone, very grateful.
    Thanks again everyone, very grateful.
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  6. paultall90

    when can i cut back my clematis

    thankyou everyone it looks like ill be cutting them back this weekend, cheers.
    thankyou everyone it looks like ill be cutting them back this weekend, cheers.
    thankyou everyone it looks like ill be cutting them back this weekend, cheers.
    thankyou everyone it looks like ill be cutting them back this weekend, cheers.
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  7. Shaneoak

    repotting Clematis

    Well, the less you pull on the stems the better, so if you can, lay them on their sides, check there aren't any roots through the drainage holes, run a long carving knife round between the...
    Well, the less you pull on the stems the better, so if you can, lay them on their sides, check there aren't any roots through the drainage holes, run a long carving knife round between the rootball and the pot and then gently tip the pot so the rootballs slide out onto a sheet of plastic. An...
    Well, the less you pull on the stems the better, so if you can, lay them on their sides, check there aren't any roots through the drainage holes, run a long carving knife round between the rootball and the pot and then gently tip the pot so the...
    Well, the less you pull on the stems the better, so if you can, lay them on their sides, check there aren't any roots through the drainage holes, run a long carving knife round between the...
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  8. Will J

    Is my star jasmine dead….

    Thanks for taking the time to reply. I live in the south of England and it was the cold spell just before Xmas. It was consistently below freezing for about a week and probably got down to -8...
    Thanks for taking the time to reply. I live in the south of England and it was the cold spell just before Xmas. It was consistently below freezing for about a week and probably got down to -8 celcius . I’ll wait and see what happens in the Spring. Thank you.
    Thanks for taking the time to reply. I live in the south of England and it was the cold spell just before Xmas. It was consistently below freezing for about a week and probably got down to -8 celcius . I’ll wait and see what happens in the...
    Thanks for taking the time to reply. I live in the south of England and it was the cold spell just before Xmas. It was consistently below freezing for about a week and probably got down to -8...
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    3
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  9. Selleri
    Like x 7

    Plants doing interesting things

    Its almost a kind of Approach grafting, if you can keep two branches close enough as they grow they will do a natural graft.Not been there lately but in my local park there is a weeping willow...
    Its almost a kind of Approach grafting, if you can keep two branches close enough as they grow they will do a natural graft.Not been there lately but in my local park there is a weeping willow that has two fused branches forming a kind of circle.I think roots do it as well, but usually we...
    Its almost a kind of Approach grafting, if you can keep two branches close enough as they grow they will do a natural graft.Not been there lately but in my local park there is a weeping willow that has two fused branches forming a kind of...
    Its almost a kind of Approach grafting, if you can keep two branches close enough as they grow they will do a natural graft.Not been there lately but in my local park there is a weeping willow...
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  10. Pandaman

    Dwarf escallonia

    :yay: Well, if Pandaman gets back to us later this year, we'll have our answer :)
    :yay: Well, if Pandaman gets back to us later this year, we'll have our answer :)
    :yay: Well, if Pandaman gets back to us later this year, we'll have our answer :)
    :yay: Well, if Pandaman gets back to us later this year, we'll have our answer :)
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  11. JWK
    Locked

    Show us your Houseplants in Bloom now - 2022

    Oh, my Tradescantia 'Blushing Bride' is now 'pinking up' again having moved it out of the sun.
    Oh, my Tradescantia 'Blushing Bride' is now 'pinking up' again having moved it out of the sun.
    Oh, my Tradescantia 'Blushing Bride' is now 'pinking up' again having moved it out of the sun.
    Oh, my Tradescantia 'Blushing Bride' is now 'pinking up' again having moved it out of the sun.
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  12. wiseowl
    Like x 10

    Christmas Cactus

    The problem with these is that they don't like to be moved around once their buds have formed. It would be better to move them indoors when you see signs of the first buds forming . (See my...
    The problem with these is that they don't like to be moved around once their buds have formed. It would be better to move them indoors when you see signs of the first buds forming . (See my picture above).How To Care For a Christmas Cactus, Thanksgiving Cactus, or Easter CactusChristmas...
    The problem with these is that they don't like to be moved around once their buds have formed. It would be better to move them indoors when you see signs of the first buds forming . (See my picture above).How To Care For a Christmas Cactus,...
    The problem with these is that they don't like to be moved around once their buds have formed. It would be better to move them indoors when you see signs of the first buds forming . (See my...
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  13. Shaneoak

    Alliums

    We planted Snowdrops "in the green" in February and they flowered shortly after. My wife is the Bulb Queen and she just plants them when they arrive, shifts them when she feels like it and they...
    We planted Snowdrops "in the green" in February and they flowered shortly after. My wife is the Bulb Queen and she just plants them when they arrive, shifts them when she feels like it and they all seem to flourish.
    We planted Snowdrops "in the green" in February and they flowered shortly after. My wife is the Bulb Queen and she just plants them when they arrive, shifts them when she feels like it and they all seem to flourish.
    We planted Snowdrops "in the green" in February and they flowered shortly after. My wife is the Bulb Queen and she just plants them when they arrive, shifts them when she feels like it and they...
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  14. xf8u39

    Plant id please

    It's Anthurium. Mine is about 15 years old, and apart from the flowers it had when I bought it, it has never flowered again. I live in hope
    It's Anthurium. Mine is about 15 years old, and apart from the flowers it had when I bought it, it has never flowered again. I live in hope
    It's Anthurium. Mine is about 15 years old, and apart from the flowers it had when I bought it, it has never flowered again. I live in hope
    It's Anthurium. Mine is about 15 years old, and apart from the flowers it had when I bought it, it has never flowered again. I live in hope
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  15. Esoxlucius

    Kentia palm

    I picked up a kentia a month or so ago from IKEA, great looking plants :)
    I picked up a kentia a month or so ago from IKEA, great looking plants :)
    I picked up a kentia a month or so ago from IKEA, great looking plants :)
    I picked up a kentia a month or so ago from IKEA, great looking plants :)
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    7
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  16. Michael04

    Banana plant

    Many thanks to all for your help and advice :dbgrtmb:
    Many thanks to all for your help and advice :dbgrtmb:
    Many thanks to all for your help and advice :dbgrtmb:
    Many thanks to all for your help and advice :dbgrtmb:
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    15
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    1,130
  17. Gwen austin

    Red Baron, Stipa and bamboo

    That's great advice thanks.i really like the red baron so hopefully it'll grow.
    That's great advice thanks.i really like the red baron so hopefully it'll grow.
    That's great advice thanks.i really like the red baron so hopefully it'll grow.
    That's great advice thanks.i really like the red baron so hopefully it'll grow.
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    801
  18. Victoria

    Pacchira Aquatica

    It is looking exceptional this year. It does lose its leaves here in Winter. Being in a pot I don't think it will ever flower.
    It is looking exceptional this year. It does lose its leaves here in Winter. Being in a pot I don't think it will ever flower.
    It is looking exceptional this year. It does lose its leaves here in Winter. Being in a pot I don't think it will ever flower.
    It is looking exceptional this year. It does lose its leaves here in Winter. Being in a pot I don't think it will ever flower.
    Pachira aquatica1 15 Oct 22.jpg
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  19. erskine

    Over-Wintering Spider Lillies

    I grew 3 hymenocallis Spider Lillies this year. It was a bit of an experiment as I thought the weather where I live would be too cold and wet for them to succeed here. However, they did and they...
    I grew 3 hymenocallis Spider Lillies this year. It was a bit of an experiment as I thought the weather where I live would be too cold and wet for them to succeed here. However, they did and they were splendid. However, they will not last over winter as temps will be too low and the ground too...
    I grew 3 hymenocallis Spider Lillies this year. It was a bit of an experiment as I thought the weather where I live would be too cold and wet for them to succeed here. However, they did and they were splendid. However, they will not last over...
    I grew 3 hymenocallis Spider Lillies this year. It was a bit of an experiment as I thought the weather where I live would be too cold and wet for them to succeed here. However, they did and they...
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    0
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    515
  20. Vanessa White

    Verbena bonariensis surviving the frost

    I'd use a cloche or a plastic bottle cut in half. I believe they are half-hardy but I've never been able to overwinter them, I think it's too wet here and they just rot away.
    I'd use a cloche or a plastic bottle cut in half. I believe they are half-hardy but I've never been able to overwinter them, I think it's too wet here and they just rot away.
    I'd use a cloche or a plastic bottle cut in half. I believe they are half-hardy but I've never been able to overwinter them, I think it's too wet here and they just rot away.
    I'd use a cloche or a plastic bottle cut in half. I believe they are half-hardy but I've never been able to overwinter them, I think it's too wet here and they just rot away.
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    860

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