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  1. liliana

    Little holes

    Perhaps it's snails making the holes.
    Perhaps it's snails making the holes.
    Perhaps it's snails making the holes.
    Perhaps it's snails making the holes.
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  2. Gareth Hughes
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  3. Wardy
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  4. Leafos

    Ants, ants and MORE ants!!

    I remember asking a similar question here a few years ago. I had ants in the lawns and there were lot of them. A reply was something like, tread on each nest and do it 2 or 3 days running. I was...
    I remember asking a similar question here a few years ago. I had ants in the lawns and there were lot of them. A reply was something like, tread on each nest and do it 2 or 3 days running. I was not too convinced but gave it a try and it worked very well 100%. This year I have a few coming into...
    I remember asking a similar question here a few years ago. I had ants in the lawns and there were lot of them. A reply was something like, tread on each nest and do it 2 or 3 days running. I was not too convinced but gave it a try and it worked...
    I remember asking a similar question here a few years ago. I had ants in the lawns and there were lot of them. A reply was something like, tread on each nest and do it 2 or 3 days running. I was...
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  5. Diane Davies

    Fuchsia bugs

    Thank you. Yes I have been away. Come back to a few problems I'm afraid. Thanks again I will give it a good spray now.
    Thank you. Yes I have been away. Come back to a few problems I'm afraid. Thanks again I will give it a good spray now.
    Thank you. Yes I have been away. Come back to a few problems I'm afraid. Thanks again I will give it a good spray now.
    Thank you. Yes I have been away. Come back to a few problems I'm afraid. Thanks again I will give it a good spray now.
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  6. kazzawazza

    Provado Bug Killer

    We haven't really had any wind today. Plants were 'T' shaped before Provado, now leaves and branches have all twisted.
    We haven't really had any wind today. Plants were 'T' shaped before Provado, now leaves and branches have all twisted.
    We haven't really had any wind today. Plants were 'T' shaped before Provado, now leaves and branches have all twisted.
    We haven't really had any wind today. Plants were 'T' shaped before Provado, now leaves and branches have all twisted.
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  7. FionaJane

    Strawberry plant - leaves curling and spots

    Hijust leave alone pick the fruit and then get rid of all the plants and buy from a reputable source that will arrive disease free, I think your had the problem when you bought themplus thats...
    Hijust leave alone pick the fruit and then get rid of all the plants and buy from a reputable source that will arrive disease free, I think your had the problem when you bought themplus thats the 2nd x I have had today , what happening on here :heehee:
    Hijust leave alone pick the fruit and then get rid of all the plants and buy from a reputable source that will arrive disease free, I think your had the problem when you bought themplus thats the 2nd x I have had today , what happening on here :heehee:
    Hijust leave alone pick the fruit and then get rid of all the plants and buy from a reputable source that will arrive disease free, I think your had the problem when you bought themplus thats...
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  8. Freddy

    Mildew

    Hi @Freddy try the milk spray for the mildew (1 part milk to 9 parts water).make sure its low fat;)
    Hi @Freddy try the milk spray for the mildew (1 part milk to 9 parts water).make sure its low fat;)
    Hi @Freddy try the milk spray for the mildew (1 part milk to 9 parts water).make sure its low fat;)
    Hi @Freddy try the milk spray for the mildew (1 part milk to 9 parts water).make sure its low fat;)
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  9. JJ28

    Carrot crunchers

    Rabbits will eat the tops rather than dig them out to eat the roots. In winter when there's no top growth they'll nibble the tops of the roots.Badgers will dig up carrots.
    Rabbits will eat the tops rather than dig them out to eat the roots. In winter when there's no top growth they'll nibble the tops of the roots.Badgers will dig up carrots.
    Rabbits will eat the tops rather than dig them out to eat the roots. In winter when there's no top growth they'll nibble the tops of the roots.Badgers will dig up carrots.
    Rabbits will eat the tops rather than dig them out to eat the roots. In winter when there's no top growth they'll nibble the tops of the roots.Badgers will dig up carrots.
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  10. Redwing

    Bad Aphid Year?

    I managed to pod a carrier bag full of broad beans off of one lot of beans yesterday and we might get a few more to pick but the next two rows have only a few beans on them which are quiet small...
    I managed to pod a carrier bag full of broad beans off of one lot of beans yesterday and we might get a few more to pick but the next two rows have only a few beans on them which are quiet small and most of the flowers have been covered with blackfly so the bees couldn't get in to do their job.:mad:...
    I managed to pod a carrier bag full of broad beans off of one lot of beans yesterday and we might get a few more to pick but the next two rows have only a few beans on them which are quiet small and most of the flowers have been covered with...
    I managed to pod a carrier bag full of broad beans off of one lot of beans yesterday and we might get a few more to pick but the next two rows have only a few beans on them which are quiet small...
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  11. shiney

    Vine Weevil

    Talented lady
    Talented lady
    Talented lady
    Talented lady
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  12. darren65

    Dahlia bud and leaf problem

    Blimey, that doesn't look good. Have you checked for pests on the foliage/buds? It looks like it's in a pot, so it might be worth knocking it out and checking the roots for pests also. Have you...
    Blimey, that doesn't look good. Have you checked for pests on the foliage/buds? It looks like it's in a pot, so it might be worth knocking it out and checking the roots for pests also. Have you used a weedkiller anywhere near it?
    Blimey, that doesn't look good. Have you checked for pests on the foliage/buds? It looks like it's in a pot, so it might be worth knocking it out and checking the roots for pests also. Have you used a weedkiller anywhere near it?
    Blimey, that doesn't look good. Have you checked for pests on the foliage/buds? It looks like it's in a pot, so it might be worth knocking it out and checking the roots for pests also. Have you...
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  13. IceColdRum

    Tip for Fungus Gnats & Caterpillars

    I just water the tray if I get the gnats, they don't like the top layer being dry.
    I just water the tray if I get the gnats, they don't like the top layer being dry.
    I just water the tray if I get the gnats, they don't like the top layer being dry.
    I just water the tray if I get the gnats, they don't like the top layer being dry.
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  14. kerrygirl

    Tomato worry

    I've never heard of that. I did start to feed them a few weeks ago when I saw the first little tomato appearing
    I've never heard of that. I did start to feed them a few weeks ago when I saw the first little tomato appearing
    I've never heard of that. I did start to feed them a few weeks ago when I saw the first little tomato appearing
    I've never heard of that. I did start to feed them a few weeks ago when I saw the first little tomato appearing
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  15. kerrygirl

    please help my lupin in covered in green shield bugs

    If you cut the flowers off lupins they often flower again later. Not quite such large flowers, but a second crop.
    If you cut the flowers off lupins they often flower again later. Not quite such large flowers, but a second crop.
    If you cut the flowers off lupins they often flower again later. Not quite such large flowers, but a second crop.
    If you cut the flowers off lupins they often flower again later. Not quite such large flowers, but a second crop.
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  16. kerrygirl

    Help me save this plant please.

    what was it called that you used ? and when did you spray what date
    what was it called that you used ? and when did you spray what date
    what was it called that you used ? and when did you spray what date
    what was it called that you used ? and when did you spray what date
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  17. Howard Stone

    What's wrong with my Apricot Tree

    The spot seems a bit restricted for Bamboo, some of that stuff spreads like crazy. How about a passion flower, if your going down the ornamental route.Not sure how protected the area is, but...
    The spot seems a bit restricted for Bamboo, some of that stuff spreads like crazy. How about a passion flower, if your going down the ornamental route.Not sure how protected the area is, but I've had real luck recently with Podranea, just fleece in winter could be all it would need.
    The spot seems a bit restricted for Bamboo, some of that stuff spreads like crazy. How about a passion flower, if your going down the ornamental route.Not sure how protected the area is, but I've had real luck recently with Podranea, just...
    The spot seems a bit restricted for Bamboo, some of that stuff spreads like crazy. How about a passion flower, if your going down the ornamental route.Not sure how protected the area is, but...
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  18. Adam D

    How do you deal with Spider Mite

    Frocks! What are they? Nahhh, not mine Joolz. :) The last one I wore was at my daughters wedding.......17 years ago. :biggrin: It's not Ziggy's is it?
    Frocks! What are they? Nahhh, not mine Joolz. :) The last one I wore was at my daughters wedding.......17 years ago. :biggrin: It's not Ziggy's is it?
    Frocks! What are they? Nahhh, not mine Joolz. :) The last one I wore was at my daughters wedding.......17 years ago. :biggrin: It's not Ziggy's is it?
    Frocks! What are they? Nahhh, not mine Joolz. :) The last one I wore was at my daughters wedding.......17 years ago. :biggrin: It's not Ziggy's is it?
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  19. Always Learning

    Courgette Leaf

    I get it on mine too!
    I get it on mine too!
    I get it on mine too!
    I get it on mine too!
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  20. Greecko

    all the best weeds

    I find scrunching the horsetail a bit before spraying it helps. I imagine using sandpaper would be even more effective as it would open the surface up more.
    I find scrunching the horsetail a bit before spraying it helps. I imagine using sandpaper would be even more effective as it would open the surface up more.
    I find scrunching the horsetail a bit before spraying it helps. I imagine using sandpaper would be even more effective as it would open the surface up more.
    I find scrunching the horsetail a bit before spraying it helps. I imagine using sandpaper would be even more effective as it would open the surface up more.
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