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  1. Eric Lai

    Many Many little UFO( inclassified flying object)

    I find that my Drosera capensis plants catch a lot of them.
    I find that my Drosera capensis plants catch a lot of them.
    I find that my Drosera capensis plants catch a lot of them.
    I find that my Drosera capensis plants catch a lot of them.
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  2. Kitte

    What is ailing my Eleagnus ?

    I this is the one @Spruce is referring to Elaeagnus sucker / RHS Gardening
    I this is the one @Spruce is referring to Elaeagnus sucker / RHS Gardening
    I this is the one @Spruce is referring to Elaeagnus sucker / RHS Gardening
    I this is the one @Spruce is referring to Elaeagnus sucker / RHS Gardening
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  3. mazambo

    Fungicide spray, can anyone recommend?

    I cant imagine something that grows in a bog needing a fungicidal spray in order to grow.:biggrin: People like to make things sound difficult, but that's just my thinking.Not grown Venus flytrap from...
    I cant imagine something that grows in a bog needing a fungicidal spray in order to grow.:biggrin: People like to make things sound difficult, but that's just my thinking.Not grown Venus flytrap from seed but I have grown Sarracenias, they are painfully slow for the first two years, I would imagine...
    I cant imagine something that grows in a bog needing a fungicidal spray in order to grow.:biggrin: People like to make things sound difficult, but that's just my thinking.Not grown Venus flytrap from seed but I have grown Sarracenias, they are painfully...
    I cant imagine something that grows in a bog needing a fungicidal spray in order to grow.:biggrin: People like to make things sound difficult, but that's just my thinking.Not grown Venus flytrap from...
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  4. Palustris

    Nemesys Vine weevil stuff

    Ask the supplier. I ordered from Nematodes Direct some years ago and they were very helpful.I don't think there is a way to tell if the Nemmies are alive in the soil as they are sort of small :biggrin:
    Ask the supplier. I ordered from Nematodes Direct some years ago and they were very helpful.I don't think there is a way to tell if the Nemmies are alive in the soil as they are sort of small :biggrin:
    Ask the supplier. I ordered from Nematodes Direct some years ago and they were very helpful.I don't think there is a way to tell if the Nemmies are alive in the soil as they are sort of small :biggrin:
    Ask the supplier. I ordered from Nematodes Direct some years ago and they were very helpful.I don't think there is a way to tell if the Nemmies are alive in the soil as they are sort of small :biggrin:
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  5. daisybelle

    What’s eating aubrieta?

    Back to report, they are finally flowering well, now they’re obscured by everything else that’s out! :wallbanging:
    Back to report, they are finally flowering well, now they’re obscured by everything else that’s out! :wallbanging:
    Back to report, they are finally flowering well, now they’re obscured by everything else that’s out! :wallbanging:
    Back to report, they are finally flowering well, now they’re obscured by everything else that’s out! :wallbanging:
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  6. VeggieNovice

    Dwarf beans eaten over night. Help?

    Remember to tread lightly upon the leopard slug, Limax maximus, for they are (generally) on our side. See the glowing testamonial from Peter Thompson of the Game &Wildlife Conservation...
    Remember to tread lightly upon the leopard slug, Limax maximus, for they are (generally) on our side. See the glowing testamonial from Peter Thompson of the Game &Wildlife Conservation Trust- February - Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust
    Remember to tread lightly upon the leopard slug, Limax maximus, for they are (generally) on our side. See the glowing testamonial from Peter Thompson of the Game &Wildlife Conservation Trust- February - Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust
    Remember to tread lightly upon the leopard slug, Limax maximus, for they are (generally) on our side. See the glowing testamonial from Peter Thompson of the Game &Wildlife Conservation...
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  7. Julie86

    Laurel Hedge yellow leaves

    Some yellow leaves are normal for Cherry Laurel. Usually appear around this time of year when there is a spurt of new growth.If one bush looks paler than the others - then this can be remedied...
    Some yellow leaves are normal for Cherry Laurel. Usually appear around this time of year when there is a spurt of new growth.If one bush looks paler than the others - then this can be remedied by a boost of Nitrogen feed - sulphate of ammonia will do the job - it's cheap and readily...
    Some yellow leaves are normal for Cherry Laurel. Usually appear around this time of year when there is a spurt of new growth.If one bush looks paler than the others - then this can be remedied by a boost of Nitrogen feed - sulphate of ammonia...
    Some yellow leaves are normal for Cherry Laurel. Usually appear around this time of year when there is a spurt of new growth.If one bush looks paler than the others - then this can be remedied...
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  8. mazambo

    Mushy iris?

    Thanks @noisette47 I'll get on to it tomorrow.
    Thanks @noisette47 I'll get on to it tomorrow.
    Thanks @noisette47 I'll get on to it tomorrow.
    Thanks @noisette47 I'll get on to it tomorrow.
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  9. daisybelle

    Slimy clematis?

    So I chopped it down :frown: It was mainly white slime but a bit of orange had appeared too. It did smell a bit fishy very close up, but not dreadful. Haven’t dug it out yet, I suspect the roots will be...
    So I chopped it down :frown: It was mainly white slime but a bit of orange had appeared too. It did smell a bit fishy very close up, but not dreadful. Haven’t dug it out yet, I suspect the roots will be fairly extensive :scratch:
    So I chopped it down :frown: It was mainly white slime but a bit of orange had appeared too. It did smell a bit fishy very close up, but not dreadful. Haven’t dug it out yet, I suspect the roots will be fairly extensive :scratch:
    So I chopped it down :frown: It was mainly white slime but a bit of orange had appeared too. It did smell a bit fishy very close up, but not dreadful. Haven’t dug it out yet, I suspect the roots will be...
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  10. welshone

    Rhododendron in Pots - Best method or soil etc

    Yes, I always use Ericaceous soil/compost with any plant that wants it. I’ve read to use Pine bark as its acidy and seen it used for Orchid plants which would be finer than the common garden bark...
    Yes, I always use Ericaceous soil/compost with any plant that wants it. I’ve read to use Pine bark as its acidy and seen it used for Orchid plants which would be finer than the common garden bark used for ground cover. So using this in the last 2” as top dressing instead of the grit which I’ve...
    Yes, I always use Ericaceous soil/compost with any plant that wants it. I’ve read to use Pine bark as its acidy and seen it used for Orchid plants which would be finer than the common garden bark used for ground cover. So using this in the last...
    Yes, I always use Ericaceous soil/compost with any plant that wants it. I’ve read to use Pine bark as its acidy and seen it used for Orchid plants which would be finer than the common garden bark...
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  11. John White

    Does anyone have problem with rats in the garden or drains?

    Hi John, We have put vent covers on all our vents, as we can hear them in the walls... two bait boxes in the loft as we can hear them scrabbling around, and a trip up the loft shows droppings and...
    Hi John, We have put vent covers on all our vents, as we can hear them in the walls... two bait boxes in the loft as we can hear them scrabbling around, and a trip up the loft shows droppings and shredded foam pipe insulation gathered in one spot ... the dog has eyeballed a crack in the path...
    Hi John, We have put vent covers on all our vents, as we can hear them in the walls... two bait boxes in the loft as we can hear them scrabbling around, and a trip up the loft shows droppings and shredded foam pipe insulation gathered in one...
    Hi John, We have put vent covers on all our vents, as we can hear them in the walls... two bait boxes in the loft as we can hear them scrabbling around, and a trip up the loft shows droppings and...
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  12. Billi

    Ants farming aphids

    If use tobacco the active ingredient is surely nicotine and pretty poisonous stuff.
    If use tobacco the active ingredient is surely nicotine and pretty poisonous stuff.
    If use tobacco the active ingredient is surely nicotine and pretty poisonous stuff.
    If use tobacco the active ingredient is surely nicotine and pretty poisonous stuff.
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  13. John White
    Friendly x 3

    Free Pest control advice

    This gave me a good laugh @gks tnks
    This gave me a good laugh @gks tnks
    This gave me a good laugh @gks tnks
    This gave me a good laugh @gks tnks
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  14. Billi

    Aquilegia problem

    Thank you :) the pot its in currently isn't well drained, i will find a better suited one.
    Thank you :) the pot its in currently isn't well drained, i will find a better suited one.
    Thank you :) the pot its in currently isn't well drained, i will find a better suited one.
    Thank you :) the pot its in currently isn't well drained, i will find a better suited one.
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  15. Janet mahay
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  16. tdubya

    What's eating at my cyclamen leaves?

    Probably snails or slugs. The leaves will be dying down soon so personally I wouldn't worry about it.
    Probably snails or slugs. The leaves will be dying down soon so personally I wouldn't worry about it.
    Probably snails or slugs. The leaves will be dying down soon so personally I wouldn't worry about it.
    Probably snails or slugs. The leaves will be dying down soon so personally I wouldn't worry about it.
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  17. Gizmo

    rodent?

    The rodent issue was mice and was hiding under the fridge ... solved
    The rodent issue was mice and was hiding under the fridge ... solved
    The rodent issue was mice and was hiding under the fridge ... solved
    The rodent issue was mice and was hiding under the fridge ... solved
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  18. Manny Genetics

    What is going on with my Okra seedlings ??

    Hi l never grown okra but found this it might explain whats wrong Okra Growing Problems: Troubleshooting - Harvest to … Okra Growing Problems: Troubleshooting 09/06/2009 · Plants stunted, leaves...
    Hi l never grown okra but found this it might explain whats wrong Okra Growing Problems: Troubleshooting - Harvest to … Okra Growing Problems: Troubleshooting 09/06/2009 · Plants stunted, leaves yellow, roots decayed. Fusarium root or stem rot is a fungal disease that favors warm soil. Remove...
    Hi l never grown okra but found this it might explain whats wrong Okra Growing Problems: Troubleshooting - Harvest to … Okra Growing Problems: Troubleshooting 09/06/2009 · Plants stunted, leaves yellow, roots decayed. Fusarium root or stem rot...
    Hi l never grown okra but found this it might explain whats wrong Okra Growing Problems: Troubleshooting - Harvest to … Okra Growing Problems: Troubleshooting 09/06/2009 · Plants stunted, leaves...
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  19. Shaunn

    Does my cucumber have a disease?

    Looks ok to me, those white bumps are root buds and are quite normal. Some varieties are more spiky than others.It is very early to have cucumbers I don't sow mine until April, as they are very...
    Looks ok to me, those white bumps are root buds and are quite normal. Some varieties are more spiky than others.It is very early to have cucumbers I don't sow mine until April, as they are very tender. Where will it be planted?
    Looks ok to me, those white bumps are root buds and are quite normal. Some varieties are more spiky than others.It is very early to have cucumbers I don't sow mine until April, as they are very tender. Where will it be planted?
    Looks ok to me, those white bumps are root buds and are quite normal. Some varieties are more spiky than others.It is very early to have cucumbers I don't sow mine until April, as they are very...
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    1
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  20. caroline m

    Bamboo attracting flies

    Good afternoon I get loads of flies and other insects on my 6 bamboo plants but fortunately I also have lots of sparrows most of the time and they are always in and out of the Bamboo but I do...
    Good afternoon I get loads of flies and other insects on my 6 bamboo plants but fortunately I also have lots of sparrows most of the time and they are always in and out of the Bamboo but I do sometimes give them a wash off with a pressure washer ,strange to say but I never get flies or insects...
    Good afternoon I get loads of flies and other insects on my 6 bamboo plants but fortunately I also have lots of sparrows most of the time and they are always in and out of the Bamboo but I do sometimes give them a wash off with a pressure washer...
    Good afternoon I get loads of flies and other insects on my 6 bamboo plants but fortunately I also have lots of sparrows most of the time and they are always in and out of the Bamboo but I do...
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    2,581

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