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Thanks @NigelJ I've done that this morning and @pete Tbh I've never noticed the leaves! It has been cruelly neglected. I have given it a good jiggle of toprose as that's the first thing that came to hand.

Hello allI Hope you are Well.I have some Heuchera 'Melting Fire' in the Garden, the Originals and some Self Seeded.Unfortunately, due to some unintended Neglect over the last Couple of Years they are not looking their Best.Can Heuchera 'Melting Fire' be Cut Right Back?If not then what...

I put my head into hedge, only to be confronted with a pair of robins flying back and forth along the length of it. Scary at close range. So the pruning will have to wait.

Hello @Butterfly6Thanks for the Reply and the Information.I have now Tidied them Both, they now look much Better.Also, since the Ninebark 'Burning Embers' and Weigela 'Florida Variegata' have Weeping Habits, according to what I can find Online, I have Removed any Branches that were...

Hello allThanks for the Replies.I have got some Westland Seed and Cuttings Compost and also some Westland Rooting Powder.Can anyone recommend a Small(ish) Propagator that will house 9cm Pots?And lastly, can Echinacea Delicious Candy be Propagated in the same way?Thanks in advanceKevin

Thanks for the info mate. Will try them.

I like Cosmos (mostly as easy to grow) and the dwarf sunflowers (there’s oranges and reds too). I often aim to do some for picking, but I never do enough and end up leaving them in garden as they so lovely.Have a look on Sarah Raven site as she recommends lovely flowers for cutting.

Right. Thank you.

Hello @SpruceI have Started the Discussion on a Replacement in 'My Garden Progress' Thread.I Think that I am leaning towards HoneySuckle but not sure, Yet ThanksKevin

Thanks will definitely keep them as they were the extra extra large ones which were quite expensive though I did buy them after xmas last year in the garden centre sale!

Lovely when it doesn't rain!!!

You must have magic soil where you live @Thevictorian . I've grown several Buddleias here but they've always been rather lacking in vigour, unlike yours! I'm pretty sure it's due to the shallow sandy soil that I have on a bedrock of sandstone. Many shrubs dislike it which is why I tend to grow...

We also have a couple and they are in the darkest areas of the garden. I guess they were bird sown because they are in the tiny gap between the shed and fence (about a foot wide), on a north facing aspect. If they can live there, seemingly happy, I think they could probably survive anything you...

Like I said, I got it last year as a tiny 5" plant, probably a cutting. It had a bit of a growth spurt during last years growing season and has obviously slowed down over winter.It will be April/May before this year's growing season kicks in and I won't be doing anything to it until then. I...

Hi @alligatorlizard , welcome to the forum! Pothos (Devil's Ivy) is a superb houseplant and can be grown any way you like. On a narrow windowsill you might want to guide it upwards along the side of the window and then turn it to frame the window.Pothos looks lush and green and will...

I think the main thing with rubber plants is they survive where others would die. Survive being the operative word, they just struggle on even when unhappy. That was why they have always been popular, but you rarely see one that is thriving outside a conservatory.

First you need to I'd the pest. I don't use neem oil but would use a systemic insecticide during mid summer. The black mould should just wash off.

Both Munchkin and Van run in during the day to use the litter box. We actually created the Sand Garden when we moved here with the three so they had a place to go outdoors, but it is not often used for the purpose it was created. Enjoy the Art Group. The sun is out now and it is almost...

Thankyou. Yeh they’re very garish for my taste , but you get some primrose light yellow ones which can be pretty

Your welcome