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Red ants-Ouch
Thanks for that info. I will try the Boric Acid and Icing sugar trick, as it seems the best for our lawn. I presum I get Boris Acid in Chemist.But if not, then some of the other ideas in that...
Thanks for that info. I will try the Boric Acid and Icing sugar trick, as it seems the best for our lawn. I presum I get Boris Acid in Chemist.But if not, then some of the other ideas in that website may work for us. Thanks again
Thanks for that info. I will try the Boric Acid and Icing sugar trick, as it seems the best for our lawn. I presum I get Boris Acid in Chemist.But if not, then some of the other ideas in that website may work for us. Thanks again
Thanks for that info. I will try the Boric Acid and Icing sugar trick, as it seems the best for our lawn. I presum I get Boris Acid in Chemist.But if not, then some of the other ideas in that...
Sunshine2
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May 18, 2007
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Sunshine2
May 20, 2007
Peach leaf curl
Then I dont think there is much you can do other than spray with a systemic fungicide and remove all affected leaves. Its never killed my trees and its not always as bad the following year, even...
Then I dont think there is much you can do other than spray with a systemic fungicide and remove all affected leaves. Its never killed my trees and its not always as bad the following year, even though I dont spray against it, I find mildew the worst fungus on peaches. Dont think I would use...
Then I dont think there is much you can do other than spray with a systemic fungicide and remove all affected leaves. Its never killed my trees and its not always as bad the following year, even though I dont spray against it, I find mildew the...
Then I dont think there is much you can do other than spray with a systemic fungicide and remove all affected leaves. Its never killed my trees and its not always as bad the following year, even...
lynne
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May 20, 2007
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pete
May 20, 2007
Pear leaf curling
Thanks David. I will have a look tomorrrow.
Thanks David. I will have a look tomorrrow.
Thanks David. I will have a look tomorrrow.
Thanks David. I will have a look tomorrrow.
RYDALL
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May 20, 2007
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RYDALL
May 20, 2007
blight perhaps?
Hi Grubby. I think it is too early for blight so is probably a form of blackspot, but the way our growing conditions are changing who knows? David.
Hi Grubby. I think it is too early for blight so is probably a form of blackspot, but the way our growing conditions are changing who knows? David.
Hi Grubby. I think it is too early for blight so is probably a form of blackspot, but the way our growing conditions are changing who knows? David.
Hi Grubby. I think it is too early for blight so is probably a form of blackspot, but the way our growing conditions are changing who knows? David.
grubby mitts
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May 15, 2007
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daitheplant
May 20, 2007
Yellow flies and the caterpillars that follow
Hi, today I found the first few of theseThis is what they did to a rose last yearwhen the caterpillars have had enough they drop to the ground and pupate until next yearUsual bug...
Hi, today I found the first few of theseThis is what they did to a rose last yearwhen the caterpillars have had enough they drop to the ground and pupate until next yearUsual bug killers seem to work but I squashed the flies as well just in case.Cheers MIKE
Hi, today I found the first few of theseThis is what they did to a rose last yearwhen the caterpillars have had enough they drop to the ground and pupate until next yearUsual bug killers seem to work but I squashed the flies as...
Hi, today I found the first few of theseThis is what they did to a rose last yearwhen the caterpillars have had enough they drop to the ground and pupate until next yearUsual bug...
Dorsetmike
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May 20, 2007
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Dorsetmike
May 20, 2007
Lack of leaves
In my experience some Cherry Trees suffer a little transplant shock and grow a little sparse the first few years (not all, but some do). I say give it a little time.
In my experience some Cherry Trees suffer a little transplant shock and grow a little sparse the first few years (not all, but some do). I say give it a little time.
In my experience some Cherry Trees suffer a little transplant shock and grow a little sparse the first few years (not all, but some do). I say give it a little time.
In my experience some Cherry Trees suffer a little transplant shock and grow a little sparse the first few years (not all, but some do). I say give it a little time.
Sunshine2
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May 18, 2007
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digital flower
May 20, 2007
Fed up
I'm buying the pellets in bigger boxes, now the rain's gone they will get a treat tonight .... not. Cheers MIKE
I'm buying the pellets in bigger boxes, now the rain's gone they will get a treat tonight .... not. Cheers MIKE
I'm buying the pellets in bigger boxes, now the rain's gone they will get a treat tonight .... not. Cheers MIKE
I'm buying the pellets in bigger boxes, now the rain's gone they will get a treat tonight .... not. Cheers MIKE
windy miller
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May 17, 2007
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Dorsetmike
May 18, 2007
Copper anti-slug tape
I haven't got a Wilkinsons handy any more! :(
I haven't got a Wilkinsons handy any more! :(
I haven't got a Wilkinsons handy any more! :(
I haven't got a Wilkinsons handy any more! :(
Essexgardens
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May 17, 2007
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Victoria
May 17, 2007
snails & slugs
...garlic flavoured ones too!...
...garlic flavoured ones too!...
...garlic flavoured ones too!...
...garlic flavoured ones too!...
paul walker
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May 8, 2007
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JarBax
May 16, 2007
flies
Hi linlin. Flies don't live in nests. What tree was it? I've noticed that flies seem to like Laurel for some obscure reason. All the best
Hi linlin. Flies don't live in nests. What tree was it? I've noticed that flies seem to like Laurel for some obscure reason. All the best
Hi linlin. Flies don't live in nests. What tree was it? I've noticed that flies seem to like Laurel for some obscure reason. All the best
Hi linlin. Flies don't live in nests. What tree was it? I've noticed that flies seem to like Laurel for some obscure reason. All the best
linlin
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May 16, 2007
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cajary
May 16, 2007
Black fly ARRRRRR
thankyou shall give it ago
thankyou shall give it ago
thankyou shall give it ago
thankyou shall give it ago
Stokesy
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May 13, 2007
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Stokesy
May 16, 2007
Aphids
Hi, Gardening Which? answered a similar question recently by first recommending the squash 'em method, followed by sprays with bifenthrin, fatty acids or pyrethrum, but they only kill the ones...
Hi, Gardening Which? answered a similar question recently by first recommending the squash 'em method, followed by sprays with bifenthrin, fatty acids or pyrethrum, but they only kill the ones they touch, so any under the leaves you miss will carry on sucking, they suggest instead a systemic...
Hi, Gardening Which? answered a similar question recently by first recommending the squash 'em method, followed by sprays with bifenthrin, fatty acids or pyrethrum, but they only kill the ones they touch, so any under the leaves you miss will...
Hi, Gardening Which? answered a similar question recently by first recommending the squash 'em method, followed by sprays with bifenthrin, fatty acids or pyrethrum, but they only kill the ones...
johnbinkley
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Apr 25, 2007
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Dorsetmike
May 15, 2007
Mice
:D lol :D
:D lol :D
:D lol :D
:D lol :D
lottielou
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May 11, 2007
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Diziblonde
May 15, 2007
Problems with my box plant
Hi Merroney,We had a similar problem over the last year with two box cones. I cut all the dead wood out this spring and you can hardly tell now that there was any problem. The good thing is box...
Hi Merroney,We had a similar problem over the last year with two box cones. I cut all the dead wood out this spring and you can hardly tell now that there was any problem. The good thing is box is great at regenerating itself.Good luck!
Hi Merroney,We had a similar problem over the last year with two box cones. I cut all the dead wood out this spring and you can hardly tell now that there was any problem. The good thing is box is great at regenerating itself.Good luck!
Hi Merroney,We had a similar problem over the last year with two box cones. I cut all the dead wood out this spring and you can hardly tell now that there was any problem. The good thing is box...
Merroney
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May 13, 2007
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RYDALL
May 14, 2007
march of the phantom pest, can u help?
I am still waiting for mine to come through and I sowed them weeks ago in a pot in the greenhouse.My husband raed on the packet that spring onions{White Lisbon}should be sown at the start of...
I am still waiting for mine to come through and I sowed them weeks ago in a pot in the greenhouse.My husband raed on the packet that spring onions{White Lisbon}should be sown at the start of winter,but perhaps someone else on here can help you
I am still waiting for mine to come through and I sowed them weeks ago in a pot in the greenhouse.My husband raed on the packet that spring onions{White Lisbon}should be sown at the start of winter,but perhaps someone else on here can help you
I am still waiting for mine to come through and I sowed them weeks ago in a pot in the greenhouse.My husband raed on the packet that spring onions{White Lisbon}should be sown at the start of...
Gem and Al
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May 13, 2007
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Kandy
May 13, 2007
Rant about slugs
:D
:D
:D
:D
windy miller
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Mar 31, 2007
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elainefiz
May 11, 2007
Pigeon problems
or alternatively ring up Tiscali, AOL etc and say you are considering the Internet. You will be inundated with useless CD roms for the rest of your life...except for putting off pigeons. Air...
or alternatively ring up Tiscali, AOL etc and say you are considering the Internet. You will be inundated with useless CD roms for the rest of your life...except for putting off pigeons. Air rifle...though make sure its not a neighbours racing pigeons first. My vegetable patch is plagued by a...
or alternatively ring up Tiscali, AOL etc and say you are considering the Internet. You will be inundated with useless CD roms for the rest of your life...except for putting off pigeons. Air rifle...though make sure its not a neighbours racing...
or alternatively ring up Tiscali, AOL etc and say you are considering the Internet. You will be inundated with useless CD roms for the rest of your life...except for putting off pigeons. Air...
Chrysocolla
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Apr 22, 2007
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geoffhandley
May 10, 2007
pest??
Couldn't they be a cream colour if they have just moulted their skin? Just a thought. Remember if they can't half shift then they are probably good guys. Wireworms are dead slow. Ground beetles...
Couldn't they be a cream colour if they have just moulted their skin? Just a thought. Remember if they can't half shift then they are probably good guys. Wireworms are dead slow. Ground beetles move fast and they eat all sorts of pests like aphids etc.
Couldn't they be a cream colour if they have just moulted their skin? Just a thought. Remember if they can't half shift then they are probably good guys. Wireworms are dead slow. Ground beetles move fast and they eat all sorts of pests like...
Couldn't they be a cream colour if they have just moulted their skin? Just a thought. Remember if they can't half shift then they are probably good guys. Wireworms are dead slow. Ground beetles...
dulux dog
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May 9, 2007
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geoffhandley
May 10, 2007
please find snails
Snails are like pigeons. They find their way back (probably via someone else's tennis raquet!
Snails are like pigeons. They find their way back (probably via someone else's tennis raquet!
Snails are like pigeons. They find their way back (probably via someone else's tennis raquet!
Snails are like pigeons. They find their way back (probably via someone else's tennis raquet!
paul walker
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May 9, 2007
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Essexgardens
May 10, 2007
Mole Power
that would be 'incorrectly' not 'wrongly'!! :D
that would be 'incorrectly' not 'wrongly'!! :D
that would be 'incorrectly' not 'wrongly'!! :D
that would be 'incorrectly' not 'wrongly'!! :D
seeker of knowledge
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Apr 25, 2007
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May 10, 2007
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