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  1. the_birdman

    Enough food for Ladybird larvae?

    About 2 weeks ago I noticed our Cherry tree had a pretty bad aphid infestation (the black ones) - it looks like ants were farming them. I bought some Ladybird larvae and put them in the tree about...
    About 2 weeks ago I noticed our Cherry tree had a pretty bad aphid infestation (the black ones) - it looks like ants were farming them. I bought some Ladybird larvae and put them in the tree about 10 days ago, with a glue band to stop the ants getting up and they've done a great job cleaning it...
    About 2 weeks ago I noticed our Cherry tree had a pretty bad aphid infestation (the black ones) - it looks like ants were farming them. I bought some Ladybird larvae and put them in the tree about 10 days ago, with a glue band to stop the ants...
    About 2 weeks ago I noticed our Cherry tree had a pretty bad aphid infestation (the black ones) - it looks like ants were farming them. I bought some Ladybird larvae and put them in the tree about...
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  2. kazzawazza

    Which bug?

    I have 3 x Brugmansia plants, one of which has had the centre eaten out of it. This is a pic of the other 2. Does anyone know what is eating them and how to stop them. Tonight is the first...
    I have 3 x Brugmansia plants, one of which has had the centre eaten out of it. This is a pic of the other 2. Does anyone know what is eating them and how to stop them. Tonight is the first time I actually saw a bug on one of the leaves. It was a little grey one which turned into...
    I have 3 x Brugmansia plants, one of which has had the centre eaten out of it. This is a pic of the other 2. Does anyone know what is eating them and how to stop them. Tonight is the first time I actually saw a bug on one of the leaves. It...
    I have 3 x Brugmansia plants, one of which has had the centre eaten out of it. This is a pic of the other 2. Does anyone know what is eating them and how to stop them. Tonight is the first...
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  3. kazzawazza

    Tomato plant stopped growing

    Thanks, will remove the flower and see what happens.
    Thanks, will remove the flower and see what happens.
    Thanks, will remove the flower and see what happens.
    Thanks, will remove the flower and see what happens.
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  4. EmRob

    Acer Problems

    Looks like frost and cold wind may have affected the Acer. I have similar on some of my Acers. The far too hot April did many shrubs no favours as it persuaded them to start into growth too early...
    Looks like frost and cold wind may have affected the Acer. I have similar on some of my Acers. The far too hot April did many shrubs no favours as it persuaded them to start into growth too early only to be knocked back when the very cold spell hit. As far as I know there isn't anything you can...
    Looks like frost and cold wind may have affected the Acer. I have similar on some of my Acers. The far too hot April did many shrubs no favours as it persuaded them to start into growth too early only to be knocked back when the very cold spell...
    Looks like frost and cold wind may have affected the Acer. I have similar on some of my Acers. The far too hot April did many shrubs no favours as it persuaded them to start into growth too early...
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  5. Tahir

    Apple Tree Problems

    Thank you a lot :). I can now treat it.
    Thank you a lot :). I can now treat it.
    Thank you a lot :). I can now treat it.
    Thank you a lot :). I can now treat it.
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  6. kazzawazza

    Bugs

    I think I will wait and see how things go. Thank you for your comments.
    I think I will wait and see how things go. Thank you for your comments.
    I think I will wait and see how things go. Thank you for your comments.
    I think I will wait and see how things go. Thank you for your comments.
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  7. kazzawazza

    Brugmansia

    HiI have a Brugmansia which I have potted from a cutting this year. It was growing well indoors so I moved it to the greenhouse. Within days something was eating the holes in the leaves. Then...
    HiI have a Brugmansia which I have potted from a cutting this year. It was growing well indoors so I moved it to the greenhouse. Within days something was eating the holes in the leaves. Then I saw what looked like a white web or residue round the top of the centre stem and young leaves...
    HiI have a Brugmansia which I have potted from a cutting this year. It was growing well indoors so I moved it to the greenhouse. Within days something was eating the holes in the leaves. Then I saw what looked like a white web or residue...
    HiI have a Brugmansia which I have potted from a cutting this year. It was growing well indoors so I moved it to the greenhouse. Within days something was eating the holes in the leaves. Then...
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  8. Rob Miller

    Tiny orange/red eggs on compost in greenhouse

    You play music to your plants?:)
    You play music to your plants?:)
    You play music to your plants?:)
    You play music to your plants?:)
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  9. rosebay

    Young shoots half eaten...prune back?

    fThank you @Lolimac my friend I'm sure that our good friend @Spruce really meant B old probably just a typing error:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    fThank you @Lolimac my friend I'm sure that our good friend @Spruce really meant B old probably just a typing error:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    fThank you @Lolimac my friend I'm sure that our good friend @Spruce really meant B old probably just a typing error:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    fThank you @Lolimac my friend I'm sure that our good friend @Spruce really meant B old probably just a typing error:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
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  10. Anthony Rogers

    help with funny shaped leaves please

    Is that you or a Stand In, Anthony???:doh::scratch::heehee:
    Is that you or a Stand In, Anthony???:doh::scratch::heehee:
    Is that you or a Stand In, Anthony???:doh::scratch::heehee:
    Is that you or a Stand In, Anthony???:doh::scratch::heehee:
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  11. xNattyx

    Lilies demolished overnight

    look great , well done you :ccheers:
    look great , well done you :ccheers:
    look great , well done you :ccheers:
    look great , well done you :ccheers:
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  12. darren65

    Beetroot leaf problem

    Google Beetroot leaf Miner
    Google Beetroot leaf Miner
    Google Beetroot leaf Miner
    Google Beetroot leaf Miner
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  13. Anthony Rogers

    Preventative Measure... Vine Weevil

    Thanks Freddy, in that case I'll give it a go this weekend.
    Thanks Freddy, in that case I'll give it a go this weekend.
    Thanks Freddy, in that case I'll give it a go this weekend.
    Thanks Freddy, in that case I'll give it a go this weekend.
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  14. Fat Controller

    What is ailing these fellows?

    Just had another look at mine, it looks like it happened a while ago, the holes are not fresh, and I agree it could have been some kind of caterpillar, but probably last year. Sorry pic is a bit dark.
    Just had another look at mine, it looks like it happened a while ago, the holes are not fresh, and I agree it could have been some kind of caterpillar, but probably last year. Sorry pic is a bit dark.
    Just had another look at mine, it looks like it happened a while ago, the holes are not fresh, and I agree it could have been some kind of caterpillar, but probably last year. Sorry pic is a bit dark.
    Just had another look at mine, it looks like it happened a while ago, the holes are not fresh, and I agree it could have been some kind of caterpillar, but probably last year. Sorry pic is a bit dark.
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  15. slangman

    worms eating seedling roots

    Sign that your compost is a bit too wet. Trouble is Squash are very susceptible to almost all insecticides. I would change the compost you are using for a non-peat one and increase the draining...
    Sign that your compost is a bit too wet. Trouble is Squash are very susceptible to almost all insecticides. I would change the compost you are using for a non-peat one and increase the draining ability with some added Perlite.
    Sign that your compost is a bit too wet. Trouble is Squash are very susceptible to almost all insecticides. I would change the compost you are using for a non-peat one and increase the draining ability with some added Perlite.
    Sign that your compost is a bit too wet. Trouble is Squash are very susceptible to almost all insecticides. I would change the compost you are using for a non-peat one and increase the draining...
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  16. philcw1984

    Strange balls/eggs

    Paranoid since weevils stole my strawberry plants!Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
    Paranoid since weevils stole my strawberry plants!Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
    Paranoid since weevils stole my strawberry plants!Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
    Paranoid since weevils stole my strawberry plants!Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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  17. Czechmate1967

    Variegation - virus, mineral deficiency or other

    HiLooks like they have been sprayed with something and it has effected the leaves , it reminds me of a time in one of my other houses I lived in and the guy next door sprayed his apple trees...
    HiLooks like they have been sprayed with something and it has effected the leaves , it reminds me of a time in one of my other houses I lived in and the guy next door sprayed his apple trees with a winter tar wash and as it was windy ended up in my garden and all my shrubs leaves looked...
    HiLooks like they have been sprayed with something and it has effected the leaves , it reminds me of a time in one of my other houses I lived in and the guy next door sprayed his apple trees with a winter tar wash and as it was windy ended up...
    HiLooks like they have been sprayed with something and it has effected the leaves , it reminds me of a time in one of my other houses I lived in and the guy next door sprayed his apple trees...
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  18. lost_in_france

    Peach/Nectarine tree

    One trick that works is to make a canopy of polythene or other material over your tree - it is rain that spreads the spores of the fungus, if the leaves stay dry the disease doesn't seem to get hold.
    One trick that works is to make a canopy of polythene or other material over your tree - it is rain that spreads the spores of the fungus, if the leaves stay dry the disease doesn't seem to get hold.
    One trick that works is to make a canopy of polythene or other material over your tree - it is rain that spreads the spores of the fungus, if the leaves stay dry the disease doesn't seem to get hold.
    One trick that works is to make a canopy of polythene or other material over your tree - it is rain that spreads the spores of the fungus, if the leaves stay dry the disease doesn't seem to get hold.
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  19. Alt

    Patio problem

    we would need a photo to tell you which variety as so many in the UKThe only solution would be to use mortar rather than just sand, as you have provided 5 star accommodation with you eg path...
    we would need a photo to tell you which variety as so many in the UKThe only solution would be to use mortar rather than just sand, as you have provided 5 star accommodation with you eg path with sand filling , no plants too shade them out or roots from plants to mess up the tunnels .In...
    we would need a photo to tell you which variety as so many in the UKThe only solution would be to use mortar rather than just sand, as you have provided 5 star accommodation with you eg path with sand filling , no plants too shade them out...
    we would need a photo to tell you which variety as so many in the UKThe only solution would be to use mortar rather than just sand, as you have provided 5 star accommodation with you eg path...
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  20. smiffy7

    Pests on a Japanese Maple

    Not if you keep using Provado, Strongy!!
    Not if you keep using Provado, Strongy!!
    Not if you keep using Provado, Strongy!!
    Not if you keep using Provado, Strongy!!
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