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  1. Coolsox

    Aroids

    Nice. I've just got some cheap zantedeshia but have lived in places where there are lots of wild aroids that were lovely to spot. I also used to have lots of different colour variants of caladium...
    Nice. I've just got some cheap zantedeshia but have lived in places where there are lots of wild aroids that were lovely to spot. I also used to have lots of different colour variants of caladium around my house and yes, there they flowered away. Probably due to my neglect cos they were behind...
    Nice. I've just got some cheap zantedeshia but have lived in places where there are lots of wild aroids that were lovely to spot. I also used to have lots of different colour variants of caladium around my house and yes, there they flowered away....
    Nice. I've just got some cheap zantedeshia but have lived in places where there are lots of wild aroids that were lovely to spot. I also used to have lots of different colour variants of caladium...
    Coolsox, Mar 30, 2013 ... 2
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    Cinnamon
    Jun 8, 2014
  2. Kristen

    Biggest Cardoon / Cynara Variety?

    I'll let you know when I collect the seed Kristen, its nearly ready :)
    I'll let you know when I collect the seed Kristen, its nearly ready :)
    I'll let you know when I collect the seed Kristen, its nearly ready :)
    I'll let you know when I collect the seed Kristen, its nearly ready :)
    Kristen, Nov 9, 2012
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    simbad
    Nov 12, 2012
  3. Eroka

    Help! My potted Olive Tree (Olea Europea) is dying...

    :cry3: But thank you. I will stop watering it and see if it revives when spring comes. Thank you all!
    :cry3: But thank you. I will stop watering it and see if it revives when spring comes. Thank you all!
    :cry3: But thank you. I will stop watering it and see if it revives when spring comes. Thank you all!
    :cry3: But thank you. I will stop watering it and see if it revives when spring comes. Thank you all!
    Eroka, Nov 24, 2020 ... 2
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    Eroka
    Feb 8, 2021
  4. HsuH

    Pruning Cotinus (smoke bush)

    I managed to do it once by pulling up low branches which had grown along the ground and started rooting and potting them up.
    I managed to do it once by pulling up low branches which had grown along the ground and started rooting and potting them up.
    I managed to do it once by pulling up low branches which had grown along the ground and started rooting and potting them up.
    I managed to do it once by pulling up low branches which had grown along the ground and started rooting and potting them up.
    HsuH, Jun 9, 2014
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    Lorea
    Jun 11, 2014
  5. Loubielouy

    Strange plant

    Hiya loublelouy. Nice to see you again :)
    Hiya loublelouy. Nice to see you again :)
    Hiya loublelouy. Nice to see you again :)
    Hiya loublelouy. Nice to see you again :)
    Loubielouy, Aug 18, 2018 ... 2 3 4
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    Verdun
    Aug 21, 2018
  6. Nikolaos

    Wintersweet not flowering

    @CarolineL Thanks Caroline, this is why I'd like to keep it and hope it flowers at some point - people keep saying how amazing the fragrance is! Well, the plants around it seem fine but apart from...
    @CarolineL Thanks Caroline, this is why I'd like to keep it and hope it flowers at some point - people keep saying how amazing the fragrance is! Well, the plants around it seem fine but apart from being underplanted with a geranium (which would probably remain unaffected anyway) they are a...
    @CarolineL Thanks Caroline, this is why I'd like to keep it and hope it flowers at some point - people keep saying how amazing the fragrance is! Well, the plants around it seem fine but apart from being underplanted with a geranium (which would...
    @CarolineL Thanks Caroline, this is why I'd like to keep it and hope it flowers at some point - people keep saying how amazing the fragrance is! Well, the plants around it seem fine but apart from...
    Nikolaos, Jul 1, 2019
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    Nikolaos
    Jul 1, 2019
  7. Alister1

    Moving an aged fuschia

    Something like that will always be better in the ground IMO.Save the smaller less hardy, large flowered ones for pots.
    Something like that will always be better in the ground IMO.Save the smaller less hardy, large flowered ones for pots.
    Something like that will always be better in the ground IMO.Save the smaller less hardy, large flowered ones for pots.
    Something like that will always be better in the ground IMO.Save the smaller less hardy, large flowered ones for pots.
    Alister1, Mar 17, 2021
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    pete
    Mar 18, 2021
  8. pamsdish

    Spear Sansevieria

    I presume in our PC world that GCs don't refer to Sans as 'Mother in Laws Tongues' any more. :dunno:
    I presume in our PC world that GCs don't refer to Sans as 'Mother in Laws Tongues' any more. :dunno:
    I presume in our PC world that GCs don't refer to Sans as 'Mother in Laws Tongues' any more. :dunno:
    I presume in our PC world that GCs don't refer to Sans as 'Mother in Laws Tongues' any more. :dunno:
    pamsdish, May 1, 2013
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    strongylodon
    May 2, 2013
  9. Dean (Bucks)

    Pampas grass - Very slow growing

    Cheers Shiney spade it is then. :blue thumb:
    Cheers Shiney spade it is then. :blue thumb:
    Cheers Shiney spade it is then. :blue thumb:
    Cheers Shiney spade it is then. :blue thumb:
    Dean (Bucks), May 11, 2015 ... 2
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    WeeTam
    Dec 11, 2015
  10. sal73

    Dwarf Plants

    sal - even that Wisteria will grow several metres! I read about it on another (US?) forum a while back..............
    sal - even that Wisteria will grow several metres! I read about it on another (US?) forum a while back..............
    sal - even that Wisteria will grow several metres! I read about it on another (US?) forum a while back..............
    sal - even that Wisteria will grow several metres! I read about it on another (US?) forum a while back..............
    sal73, Jan 20, 2013
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    longk
    Jan 20, 2013
  11. Logan

    mike Kincaid YouTube videos growing flowers and rooting cuttings

    Logan, Nov 13, 2021 ... 2 3
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    Logan
    Sep 7, 2022
  12. kindredspirit
    Like x 9

    Some new ferns picked up at the weekend.

    Mine were all in pots. I didn't buy any plugs. That must be the difference.
    Mine were all in pots. I didn't buy any plugs. That must be the difference.
    Mine were all in pots. I didn't buy any plugs. That must be the difference.
    Mine were all in pots. I didn't buy any plugs. That must be the difference.
    kindredspirit, Jul 16, 2015 ... 2
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    kindredspirit
    Jul 28, 2015
  13. Marley Farley

    Money plant in flower

    Well here is a money plant in desparate need of something.
    Well here is a money plant in desparate need of something.
    Well here is a money plant in desparate need of something.
    Well here is a money plant in desparate need of something.
    Marley Farley, Feb 6, 2006 ... 2 3
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    Rich
    Mar 9, 2006
  14. MAJ

    Getting rid of a diseased Kerria

    Oh, I agree, "me old pal, me old beauty":dunno::heehee: But many gardeners, in the early years buy shrubs that are on display in Garden Nurseries, on impulse and "ignorance" and Kerria is one of those shrubs....
    Oh, I agree, "me old pal, me old beauty":dunno::heehee: But many gardeners, in the early years buy shrubs that are on display in Garden Nurseries, on impulse and "ignorance" and Kerria is one of those shrubs. Me?, Garrya eliptica James Roof and Osmanthus Delavayi are two of my favourites, the first for...
    Oh, I agree, "me old pal, me old beauty":dunno::heehee: But many gardeners, in the early years buy shrubs that are on display in Garden Nurseries, on impulse and "ignorance" and Kerria is one of those shrubs. Me?, Garrya eliptica James Roof and Osmanthus...
    Oh, I agree, "me old pal, me old beauty":dunno::heehee: But many gardeners, in the early years buy shrubs that are on display in Garden Nurseries, on impulse and "ignorance" and Kerria is one of those shrubs....
    MAJ, Nov 23, 2018
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    ARMANDII
    Nov 27, 2018
  15. Nikolaos

    Fuchsia 'Mrs Popple' Planting and Pruning

    Thanks for the fuchsia advice, Ricky.My allotment is only about 300 metres from my home and I don't really have the space for a decent-sized pond in my garden. It would be smaller and not...
    Thanks for the fuchsia advice, Ricky.My allotment is only about 300 metres from my home and I don't really have the space for a decent-sized pond in my garden. It would be smaller and not attract as much wildlife. But at the allotment I can have a larger one, it will take up about a fifth of...
    Thanks for the fuchsia advice, Ricky.My allotment is only about 300 metres from my home and I don't really have the space for a decent-sized pond in my garden. It would be smaller and not attract as much wildlife. But at the allotment I can...
    Thanks for the fuchsia advice, Ricky.My allotment is only about 300 metres from my home and I don't really have the space for a decent-sized pond in my garden. It would be smaller and not...
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    Nikolaos, Mar 20, 2020
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    Nikolaos
    Mar 21, 2020
  16. Shaneoak

    Latest you can plant Crocus?

    The crocus bulbs that I bought from Poundland in January for 50p, half price, have all come up and two of them are flowering, others have lots of buds. Nice feast for early pollinating insects...
    The crocus bulbs that I bought from Poundland in January for 50p, half price, have all come up and two of them are flowering, others have lots of buds. Nice feast for early pollinating insects hopefully.The tulips have all come up too, but slightly behind tulips that I planted back in late...
    The crocus bulbs that I bought from Poundland in January for 50p, half price, have all come up and two of them are flowering, others have lots of buds. Nice feast for early pollinating insects hopefully.The tulips have all come up too, but...
    The crocus bulbs that I bought from Poundland in January for 50p, half price, have all come up and two of them are flowering, others have lots of buds. Nice feast for early pollinating insects...
    crocus.jpg Bulb_Size_2021_UK-2.jpg B5023988-3F9E-4FF9-9055-1D8649209D4A_1_201_a.jpeg
    Shaneoak, Oct 17, 2021 ... 2
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    groundbeetle
    Mar 24, 2022
  17. HarryS

    Lupin and Red Hot Poker Autumn Sowing ?

    Thanks Mowgley and Spruce :blue thumb: I'll get some Tutti Frutti seed when I get back from holiday. It will feel strange sowing seeds in July ....
    Thanks Mowgley and Spruce :blue thumb: I'll get some Tutti Frutti seed when I get back from holiday. It will feel strange sowing seeds in July ....
    Thanks Mowgley and Spruce :blue thumb: I'll get some Tutti Frutti seed when I get back from holiday. It will feel strange sowing seeds in July ....
    Thanks Mowgley and Spruce :blue thumb: I'll get some Tutti Frutti seed when I get back from holiday. It will feel strange sowing seeds in July ....
    HarryS, Jun 16, 2013
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    HarryS
    Jun 17, 2013
  18. Sirius

    Magnolia grandiflora

    Yes, but use sparingly...it's strong stuff!
    Yes, but use sparingly...it's strong stuff!
    Yes, but use sparingly...it's strong stuff!
    Yes, but use sparingly...it's strong stuff!
    Sirius, Apr 29, 2013 ... 2
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    noisette47
    May 3, 2013
  19. IceColdRum

    Fremontodendron advice?

    If the plant is spindly then taking cuttings is a good way of pruning it fairly hard back.
    If the plant is spindly then taking cuttings is a good way of pruning it fairly hard back.
    If the plant is spindly then taking cuttings is a good way of pruning it fairly hard back.
    If the plant is spindly then taking cuttings is a good way of pruning it fairly hard back.
    IceColdRum, Sep 2, 2016
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    daitheplant
    Sep 2, 2016
  20. whis4ey
    Like x 9

    Gunnera Manicata

    Has anyone checked their gunnera?,ours is on the move already :hate-shocked::)
    Has anyone checked their gunnera?,ours is on the move already :hate-shocked::)
    Has anyone checked their gunnera?,ours is on the move already :hate-shocked::)
    Has anyone checked their gunnera?,ours is on the move already :hate-shocked::)
    whis4ey, Jul 8, 2013 ... 2
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    joolz68
    Mar 26, 2014
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