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When to lift and divide snowdrops
Well, the sunshine beckoned outside, and the large clumps of snowdrops have been lifted and replanted within about 30 mins of coming out of the ground, so they should not have dried out. About to...
Well, the sunshine beckoned outside, and the large clumps of snowdrops have been lifted and replanted within about 30 mins of coming out of the ground, so they should not have dried out. About to go around and water them in, as we have no rain forecast for the next 5 days...
Well, the sunshine beckoned outside, and the large clumps of snowdrops have been lifted and replanted within about 30 mins of coming out of the ground, so they should not have dried out. About to go around and water them in, as we have no rain...
Well, the sunshine beckoned outside, and the large clumps of snowdrops have been lifted and replanted within about 30 mins of coming out of the ground, so they should not have dried out. About to...
Sian in Belgium
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Feb 28, 2021
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1,406
Sian in Belgium
Feb 28, 2021
Pelargonium Cuttings
Possibly two popular plants are Pelargoniums and Fuchsias. They will tolerate some harsh treatmens at times, and perhaps for the average gardener, they are easy to propagate. Although cuttings...
Possibly two popular plants are Pelargoniums and Fuchsias. They will tolerate some harsh treatmens at times, and perhaps for the average gardener, they are easy to propagate. Although cuttings can be taken at almost any time year, there are snags. The prosective plant material may be too new,...
Possibly two popular plants are Pelargoniums and Fuchsias. They will tolerate some harsh treatmens at times, and perhaps for the average gardener, they are easy to propagate. Although cuttings can be taken at almost any time year, there are...
Possibly two popular plants are Pelargoniums and Fuchsias. They will tolerate some harsh treatmens at times, and perhaps for the average gardener, they are easy to propagate. Although cuttings...
ricky101
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Dec 27, 2020
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4
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1,392
Mike Allen
Dec 28, 2020
Seeds left exposed to heater - what temperature would damage them?
@NigelJ Thanks so much! All clear, I will sow mine in pots this weekend I think, and bide my time for a dryish and frost free few days once they are ready and hardened off. I really hope they...
@NigelJ Thanks so much! All clear, I will sow mine in pots this weekend I think, and bide my time for a dryish and frost free few days once they are ready and hardened off. I really hope they grow, I love broad beans but did not get much at all from my first attempts this Summer.
@NigelJ Thanks so much! All clear, I will sow mine in pots this weekend I think, and bide my time for a dryish and frost free few days once they are ready and hardened off. I really hope they grow, I love broad beans but did not get much at all...
@NigelJ Thanks so much! All clear, I will sow mine in pots this weekend I think, and bide my time for a dryish and frost free few days once they are ready and hardened off. I really hope they...
Aldo
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Oct 26, 2020
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1,634
Aldo
Oct 30, 2020
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Cuttings
We've just had a dozen Wisteria seedlings pop up
. We don't want another Wisteria
We've just had a dozen Wisteria seedlings pop up
. We don't want another Wisteria
We've just had a dozen Wisteria seedlings pop up
. We don't want another Wisteria
We've just had a dozen Wisteria seedlings pop up
. We don't want another Wisteria
Michael Hewett
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Sep 24, 2020
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5
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1,364
shiney
Sep 25, 2020
seed spare ,
I have spare seed of a large white stock .highly scented .it is what I had in mystery seeds from chiltern s 4 yrs ago .this makes a large branching out plant bluey grey leaf .and is hardy sorry...
I have spare seed of a large white stock .highly scented .it is what I had in mystery seeds from chiltern s 4 yrs ago .this makes a large branching out plant bluey grey leaf .and is hardy sorry don't know name. Please pm me if intrested.
I have spare seed of a large white stock .highly scented .it is what I had in mystery seeds from chiltern s 4 yrs ago .this makes a large branching out plant bluey grey leaf .and is hardy sorry don't know name. Please pm me if intrested.
I have spare seed of a large white stock .highly scented .it is what I had in mystery seeds from chiltern s 4 yrs ago .this makes a large branching out plant bluey grey leaf .and is hardy sorry...
Purple Streaks
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Sep 23, 2020
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1,155
Purple Streaks
Sep 23, 2020
Cyclamen coum
I agree, they're so pretty. Can't wait to see mine flowering!
I agree, they're so pretty. Can't wait to see mine flowering!
I agree, they're so pretty. Can't wait to see mine flowering!
I agree, they're so pretty. Can't wait to see mine flowering!
Michael Hewett
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Sep 20, 2020
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13
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1,314
Emily Jones
Sep 21, 2020
Can verbena rigida be propagated by division?
Sounds like the perfect plant for me then! I find that unless a plant is really, really determined to grow, it just curls up its toes and dies in the soil here...I will get out there and divide...
Sounds like the perfect plant for me then! I find that unless a plant is really, really determined to grow, it just curls up its toes and dies in the soil here...I will get out there and divide away tomorrow.
Sounds like the perfect plant for me then! I find that unless a plant is really, really determined to grow, it just curls up its toes and dies in the soil here...I will get out there and divide away tomorrow.
Sounds like the perfect plant for me then! I find that unless a plant is really, really determined to grow, it just curls up its toes and dies in the soil here...I will get out there and divide...
Sian in Belgium
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Sep 8, 2020
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Sian in Belgium
Sep 8, 2020
Help plug plants
Many thanks!
Many thanks!
Many thanks!
Many thanks!
Hobbynut
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Jun 22, 2020
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1,130
Hobbynut
Jun 30, 2020
Baby Geranium pants - What did I do to them (by accident!) please?
Arh....
I think I probably overwater everything, so will rein that back as well as keeping them in a more constant temperature until they are bigger.Thank you again Freddy, really helpful
Arh....
I think I probably overwater everything, so will rein that back as well as keeping them in a more constant temperature until they are bigger.Thank you again Freddy, really helpful
Arh....
I think I probably overwater everything, so will rein that back as well as keeping them in a more constant temperature until they are bigger.Thank you again Freddy, really helpful
Arh....
I think I probably overwater everything, so will rein that back as well as keeping them in a more constant temperature until they are bigger.Thank you again Freddy, really helpful
Barders
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Jun 7, 2020
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4
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750
Barders
Jun 7, 2020
Secret to not getting clumps of seeds together please?
Thank you for the advice I collected quite a few trays with divided cells for bedding plants from last year, so will definitely sow the other packet of Lobelias into those. Great idea about the...
Thank you for the advice I collected quite a few trays with divided cells for bedding plants from last year, so will definitely sow the other packet of Lobelias into those. Great idea about the spray bottle, I have a small one so will do that tomorrow, I was a bit worried about drowning them,...
Thank you for the advice I collected quite a few trays with divided cells for bedding plants from last year, so will definitely sow the other packet of Lobelias into those. Great idea about the spray bottle, I have a small one so will do that...
Thank you for the advice I collected quite a few trays with divided cells for bedding plants from last year, so will definitely sow the other packet of Lobelias into those. Great idea about the...
Barders
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May 12, 2020
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9
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756
Barders
May 12, 2020
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Phalaenopsis from seed.
I have four plants left after giving several plants to friends. One of the baby plants has a spike and I am looking forward to seeing what the flowers look like, as the flowers on the parent...
I have four plants left after giving several plants to friends. One of the baby plants has a spike and I am looking forward to seeing what the flowers look like, as the flowers on the parent plant were huge. The difference in the size and appearance of the resulting plants is...
I have four plants left after giving several plants to friends. One of the baby plants has a spike and I am looking forward to seeing what the flowers look like, as the flowers on the parent plant were huge. The difference in the size and...
I have four plants left after giving several plants to friends. One of the baby plants has a spike and I am looking forward to seeing what the flowers look like, as the flowers on the parent...
hydrogardener
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Apr 21, 2018
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hydrogardener
Apr 13, 2020
Air layering Bay Tree
No, because the tree is already half a barrel height above ground level. I'd need on pot resting on stepladders to get a suitable branch end into it (which I think would be classed as air layering).
No, because the tree is already half a barrel height above ground level. I'd need on pot resting on stepladders to get a suitable branch end into it (which I think would be classed as air layering).
No, because the tree is already half a barrel height above ground level. I'd need on pot resting on stepladders to get a suitable branch end into it (which I think would be classed as air layering).
No, because the tree is already half a barrel height above ground level. I'd need on pot resting on stepladders to get a suitable branch end into it (which I think would be classed as air layering).
Scrungee
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Apr 3, 2020
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3
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1,286
Scrungee
Apr 3, 2020
HRP or not?
Hi @Cuttings ,Could we ask your thoughts on the practice of letting the Pel cuttings wound dry /callus over before placing in the compost and if so for how long ?You can take a straight cut...
Hi @Cuttings ,Could we ask your thoughts on the practice of letting the Pel cuttings wound dry /callus over before placing in the compost and if so for how long ?You can take a straight cut under a node or almost pull of the cutting off against the main branch, so leaving a 'heal' on the...
Hi @Cuttings ,Could we ask your thoughts on the practice of letting the Pel cuttings wound dry /callus over before placing in the compost and if so for how long ?You can take a straight cut under a node or almost pull of the cutting off...
Hi @Cuttings ,Could we ask your thoughts on the practice of letting the Pel cuttings wound dry /callus over before placing in the compost and if so for how long ?You can take a straight cut...
JJ28
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Mar 18, 2020
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12
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989
ricky101
Mar 20, 2020
Seeds sown a little bit early
My seedlings are at the 4 week mark and they were all doing really well but the leaves on some have recently started curling slightly and others look a bit crumpled. Is this normal at this age or...
My seedlings are at the 4 week mark and they were all doing really well but the leaves on some have recently started curling slightly and others look a bit crumpled. Is this normal at this age or might I be doing something wrong?
My seedlings are at the 4 week mark and they were all doing really well but the leaves on some have recently started curling slightly and others look a bit crumpled. Is this normal at this age or might I be doing something wrong?
My seedlings are at the 4 week mark and they were all doing really well but the leaves on some have recently started curling slightly and others look a bit crumpled. Is this normal at this age or...
Craigy16ed
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Jan 15, 2020
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Craigy16ed
Feb 4, 2020
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A novel way to grow a pine
Congratulations to your sister.
Congratulations to your sister.
Congratulations to your sister.
Congratulations to your sister.
Sheal
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Jan 6, 2020
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Sheal
Jan 12, 2020
Sowing coleus
Coleus from seed, when I grew them years ago, were always flowering towards the end of the summer, and pinching them out just made the plant produce another couple of leaves before going on the...
Coleus from seed, when I grew them years ago, were always flowering towards the end of the summer, and pinching them out just made the plant produce another couple of leaves before going on the flowering yet again.Iresine has never flowered for me in the last 10 yrs or so.
Coleus from seed, when I grew them years ago, were always flowering towards the end of the summer, and pinching them out just made the plant produce another couple of leaves before going on the flowering yet again.Iresine has never flowered for...
Coleus from seed, when I grew them years ago, were always flowering towards the end of the summer, and pinching them out just made the plant produce another couple of leaves before going on the...
Craigy16ed
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Dec 15, 2019
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13
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1,055
pete
Dec 17, 2019
Fremontodendron
Yes, we grew it from seed. It grows pretty fast and this was it after five yearsIt turned up its toes after 11 years.It's a lovely tree and started flowering in late April and went on...
Yes, we grew it from seed. It grows pretty fast and this was it after five yearsIt turned up its toes after 11 years.It's a lovely tree and started flowering in late April and went on until October but nowhere near as profuse as this in June.I never recommend it if you have dogs as...
Yes, we grew it from seed. It grows pretty fast and this was it after five yearsIt turned up its toes after 11 years.It's a lovely tree and started flowering in late April and went on until October but nowhere near as profuse as this in...
Yes, we grew it from seed. It grows pretty fast and this was it after five yearsIt turned up its toes after 11 years.It's a lovely tree and started flowering in late April and went on...
noisette47
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Oct 2, 2019
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4
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769
shiney
Oct 2, 2019
Geranium Rozanne dividing
Cheers Verdun , I'll split it now. I can then get one replanted before autumn.
I also use a pruning saw for splitting.
Cheers Verdun , I'll split it now. I can then get one replanted before autumn.
I also use a pruning saw for splitting.
Cheers Verdun , I'll split it now. I can then get one replanted before autumn.
I also use a pruning saw for splitting.
Cheers Verdun , I'll split it now. I can then get one replanted before autumn.
I also use a pruning saw for splitting.
ThePlantAssassin
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Jun 25, 2019
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HarryS
Jul 28, 2019
Hydrangea Cuttings...
Thank you for all your replies.
I've yet to ask for the cuttings as every time I pass it's usually 6am whilst dog walking but you can be sure I will do.
Thank you for all your replies.
I've yet to ask for the cuttings as every time I pass it's usually 6am whilst dog walking but you can be sure I will do.
Thank you for all your replies.
I've yet to ask for the cuttings as every time I pass it's usually 6am whilst dog walking but you can be sure I will do.
Thank you for all your replies.
I've yet to ask for the cuttings as every time I pass it's usually 6am whilst dog walking but you can be sure I will do.
lolimac
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Jul 20, 2019
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9
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2,261
lolimac
Jul 23, 2019
Moving and splitting ferns.
Experience says a lot as my friends have posted. However ferns as we refer to them actually are an interesting genus. Most of us have probably suddenly found a fern growing in the compost. ...
Experience says a lot as my friends have posted. However ferns as we refer to them actually are an interesting genus. Most of us have probably suddenly found a fern growing in the compost. These most likely will be from the common bracken or hard fern. Once considered a woodland pest, weed...
Experience says a lot as my friends have posted. However ferns as we refer to them actually are an interesting genus. Most of us have probably suddenly found a fern growing in the compost. These most likely will be from the common bracken or...
Experience says a lot as my friends have posted. However ferns as we refer to them actually are an interesting genus. Most of us have probably suddenly found a fern growing in the compost. ...
K78
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Apr 3, 2019
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6
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1,298
Mike Allen
Apr 14, 2019
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