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Buddleia - black residue on uppermost leaf axis/leaf stems
Thanks, I'll give that a go.
Thanks, I'll give that a go.
Thanks, I'll give that a go.
Thanks, I'll give that a go.
TheMadHedger
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Apr 19, 2017
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1,911
TheMadHedger
Apr 19, 2017
Pear Leaf Curl
Oh and yes Vitax is the main one I think and I use that, but Mr Fothergills do their own too I believe.. Good luck
Oh and yes Vitax is the main one I think and I use that, but Mr Fothergills do their own too I believe.. Good luck
Oh and yes Vitax is the main one I think and I use that, but Mr Fothergills do their own too I believe.. Good luck
Oh and yes Vitax is the main one I think and I use that, but Mr Fothergills do their own too I believe.. Good luck
ricky101
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Apr 14, 2017
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3,074
Marley Farley
Apr 15, 2017
Unexplained deaths
That's good news!
That's good news!
That's good news!
That's good news!
NigelJ
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Jul 24, 2016
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16
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1,660
noisette47
Apr 4, 2017
Slug protection
"Fresh seaweed has long been used by coastal gardeners as a soil improver and plant feed, but there is no public right to collect seaweed from the beach unless you own the beach and it is not...
"Fresh seaweed has long been used by coastal gardeners as a soil improver and plant feed, but there is no public right to collect seaweed from the beach unless you own the beach and it is not designated a site of special scientific interest or a special area of conservation. If you plan to...
"Fresh seaweed has long been used by coastal gardeners as a soil improver and plant feed, but there is no public right to collect seaweed from the beach unless you own the beach and it is not designated a site of special scientific interest or a...
"Fresh seaweed has long been used by coastal gardeners as a soil improver and plant feed, but there is no public right to collect seaweed from the beach unless you own the beach and it is not...
wiseowl
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Mar 29, 2017
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8
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2,954
ARMANDII
Mar 31, 2017
Garden devastated within weeks - holes
It's easier to make a 'French' hunter scarecrow, "M"
No horse or fancy costume required... Having said that, my first ones did have 'famous politician' masks. Guaranteed to scare the **** out of...
It's easier to make a 'French' hunter scarecrow, "M"
No horse or fancy costume required... Having said that, my first ones did have 'famous politician' masks. Guaranteed to scare the **** out of any living creature
It's easier to make a 'French' hunter scarecrow, "M"
No horse or fancy costume required... Having said that, my first ones did have 'famous politician' masks. Guaranteed to scare the **** out of any living creature
It's easier to make a 'French' hunter scarecrow, "M"
No horse or fancy costume required... Having said that, my first ones did have 'famous politician' masks. Guaranteed to scare the **** out of...
Marek
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Sep 30, 2016
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2
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20
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5,325
noisette47
Mar 9, 2017
Broad beans - some leaf tips turning black
That's good to know, thanks for the information.
That's good to know, thanks for the information.
That's good to know, thanks for the information.
That's good to know, thanks for the information.
TheMadHedger
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Feb 25, 2017
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4
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3,471
TheMadHedger
Feb 25, 2017
Raspberry beetle
Welcome to Gardeners Corner
Pyrethrums probably your best organic bet, you can gget traps for them but i've never used them so don't know how effective they are
Welcome to Gardeners Corner
Pyrethrums probably your best organic bet, you can gget traps for them but i've never used them so don't know how effective they are
Welcome to Gardeners Corner
Pyrethrums probably your best organic bet, you can gget traps for them but i've never used them so don't know how effective they are
Welcome to Gardeners Corner
Pyrethrums probably your best organic bet, you can gget traps for them but i've never used them so don't know how effective they are
RachL
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Feb 25, 2017
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1
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411
Phil A
Feb 25, 2017
What did this ?
Best of British Michael! No personal experience of it, but, if you can generate some more plants from propagating it, that is all to the good. Its the pits when you have nurtured something only...
Best of British Michael! No personal experience of it, but, if you can generate some more plants from propagating it, that is all to the good. Its the pits when you have nurtured something only to find some pest has got the better of it!
Best of British Michael! No personal experience of it, but, if you can generate some more plants from propagating it, that is all to the good. Its the pits when you have nurtured something only to find some pest has got the better of it!
Best of British Michael! No personal experience of it, but, if you can generate some more plants from propagating it, that is all to the good. Its the pits when you have nurtured something only...
Michael Hewett
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Jan 23, 2017
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6
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525
"M"
Jan 23, 2017
Greenfly now?!
I`ve seen some whitefly in my unheated polytunnel in the past week.
I`ve seen some whitefly in my unheated polytunnel in the past week.
I`ve seen some whitefly in my unheated polytunnel in the past week.
I`ve seen some whitefly in my unheated polytunnel in the past week.
Snorky85
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Jan 7, 2017
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9
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791
daitheplant
Jan 9, 2017
How to safely use Baby Bio house plant insecticide spray?
When I'm forced to use an insecticide on one of my border plants, which is rare, I protect the beneficial insects from the spray by simply using a plastic bag. Place the plastic bag over the...
When I'm forced to use an insecticide on one of my border plants, which is rare, I protect the beneficial insects from the spray by simply using a plastic bag. Place the plastic bag over the plant covering it and the pot. Make a hole in the top of the bag, insert the spray part into the bag,...
When I'm forced to use an insecticide on one of my border plants, which is rare, I protect the beneficial insects from the spray by simply using a plastic bag. Place the plastic bag over the plant covering it and the pot. Make a hole in the...
When I'm forced to use an insecticide on one of my border plants, which is rare, I protect the beneficial insects from the spray by simply using a plastic bag. Place the plastic bag over the...
heldrida
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Dec 3, 2016
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4
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1,907
ARMANDII
Dec 3, 2016
Dieback on leaves.
Thanks @pete I feel better about it now
Thanks @pete I feel better about it now
Thanks @pete I feel better about it now
Thanks @pete I feel better about it now
Michael Hewett
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Nov 17, 2016
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11
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879
Michael Hewett
Nov 19, 2016
Woolly Aphids
Thank you. I may try it
I hope you can get rid of them again.
Thank you. I may try it
I hope you can get rid of them again.
Thank you. I may try it
I hope you can get rid of them again.
Thank you. I may try it
I hope you can get rid of them again.
Michael Hewett
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Nov 13, 2016
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12
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2,661
Michael Hewett
Nov 15, 2016
Is it me or are pests and diseases getting worse.
Also with chemicals you have to do it properly first time around
Also with chemicals you have to do it properly first time around
Also with chemicals you have to do it properly first time around
Also with chemicals you have to do it properly first time around
Oakridge
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Nov 6, 2016
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7
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983
Jiffy
Nov 7, 2016
Spanish Slugs go Home
Kimberley
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Sep 11, 2016
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16
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2,558
Kimberley
Sep 14, 2016
Mollusk Hunt?
They've got to go through their garden first as the bin is the other side of their far fence in the alleyway
They've got to go through their garden first as the bin is the other side of their far fence in the alleyway
They've got to go through their garden first as the bin is the other side of their far fence in the alleyway
They've got to go through their garden first as the bin is the other side of their far fence in the alleyway
IceColdRum
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Sep 13, 2016
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5
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844
longk
Sep 14, 2016
Warning! Viburnum Beetle Is Back!
So the thoughts "Those humans look tasty." are only from some of the residents and not the management
So the thoughts "Those humans look tasty." are only from some of the residents and not the management
So the thoughts "Those humans look tasty." are only from some of the residents and not the management
So the thoughts "Those humans look tasty." are only from some of the residents and not the management
shiney
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Jun 8, 2016
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7
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927
shiney
Sep 12, 2016
Clematis Problem
I always have a good show from my clements I have 3 pot grown ones. It took a while for me to get to grips with them. I put large pebbles to protect the base of the plant but they do like a good...
I always have a good show from my clements I have 3 pot grown ones. It took a while for me to get to grips with them. I put large pebbles to protect the base of the plant but they do like a good drink. Mine started to flower the end if March and are still flower know.
I always have a good show from my clements I have 3 pot grown ones. It took a while for me to get to grips with them. I put large pebbles to protect the base of the plant but they do like a good drink. Mine started to flower the end if March and...
I always have a good show from my clements I have 3 pot grown ones. It took a while for me to get to grips with them. I put large pebbles to protect the base of the plant but they do like a good...
Shambles
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Aug 12, 2016
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12
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4,261
Kimberley
Sep 11, 2016
Everything I plant gets devoured by *something*
That's what I have 5 and 6 inches long, Ive tried beer pots, copper tape the lot have to be careful about slug pellets I have 3 dogs, plus I do think of other wildlife. Yesterday was the final...
That's what I have 5 and 6 inches long, Ive tried beer pots, copper tape the lot have to be careful about slug pellets I have 3 dogs, plus I do think of other wildlife. Yesterday was the final straw, I have a winter clematis doing extremely they were attacking that well when I went into the...
That's what I have 5 and 6 inches long, Ive tried beer pots, copper tape the lot have to be careful about slug pellets I have 3 dogs, plus I do think of other wildlife. Yesterday was the final straw, I have a winter clematis doing extremely ...
That's what I have 5 and 6 inches long, Ive tried beer pots, copper tape the lot have to be careful about slug pellets I have 3 dogs, plus I do think of other wildlife. Yesterday was the final...
Simon R
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Sep 5, 2016
Replies:
2
Views:
777
Kimberley
Sep 8, 2016
Hostas - Shredded Leaves
Snails and slugs are bad but try "bambies"! There are 2 young buck deer about atm and they have eaten 3 what were very nice clumps of Hostas almost to the ground...little sh1ts! The Hostas had...
Snails and slugs are bad but try "bambies"! There are 2 young buck deer about atm and they have eaten 3 what were very nice clumps of Hostas almost to the ground...little sh1ts! The Hostas had this happen to them about 4 years ago and it didn't affect their growth the following year. I don't...
Snails and slugs are bad but try "bambies"! There are 2 young buck deer about atm and they have eaten 3 what were very nice clumps of Hostas almost to the ground...little sh1ts! The Hostas had this happen to them about 4 years ago and it didn't...
Snails and slugs are bad but try "bambies"! There are 2 young buck deer about atm and they have eaten 3 what were very nice clumps of Hostas almost to the ground...little sh1ts! The Hostas had...
Bradshaw_John
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Aug 30, 2016
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4
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1,247
silu
Sep 4, 2016
Hebe'a bit the dust
Both have died, one looks like it's been scorched which I know it hasn't and the other has turned black. Both are small plants no more than 8 inches high so I've kept them in pots..Any ideas...
Both have died, one looks like it's been scorched which I know it hasn't and the other has turned black. Both are small plants no more than 8 inches high so I've kept them in pots..Any ideas peeps, would you just leave them and hope for the best? The dogs have not p'd up them one is sitting on...
Both have died, one looks like it's been scorched which I know it hasn't and the other has turned black. Both are small plants no more than 8 inches high so I've kept them in pots..Any ideas peeps, would you just leave them and hope for the...
Both have died, one looks like it's been scorched which I know it hasn't and the other has turned black. Both are small plants no more than 8 inches high so I've kept them in pots..Any ideas...
Kimberley
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Sep 4, 2016
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0
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675
Kimberley
Sep 4, 2016
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