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  1. dalbuie

    Growing Lime Trees

    Following from the above, we sadly only had one lime that survived but it was lovely. The tree is now covered in buds, as is the Meyer Lemon.I have found an ancient lime tree, growing next to...
    Following from the above, we sadly only had one lime that survived but it was lovely. The tree is now covered in buds, as is the Meyer Lemon.I have found an ancient lime tree, growing next to the Tassle Tree of Madagascar at the beach. The fruit is not really quite large enough to pick but I...
    Following from the above, we sadly only had one lime that survived but it was lovely. The tree is now covered in buds, as is the Meyer Lemon.I have found an ancient lime tree, growing next to the Tassle Tree of Madagascar at the beach. The...
    Following from the above, we sadly only had one lime that survived but it was lovely. The tree is now covered in buds, as is the Meyer Lemon.I have found an ancient lime tree, growing next to...
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  2. daz and debs

    Hawthorn help please

    Thanks guys for the good advice.
    Thanks guys for the good advice.
    Thanks guys for the good advice.
    Thanks guys for the good advice.
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  3. rockpebblar

    "Conker trees"

    Sounds a good idea rockpebblar.From an insurance point of view, the poplars will worry the insurance company a lot more than the chestnut trees. I hope they are not too close to the house...
    Sounds a good idea rockpebblar.From an insurance point of view, the poplars will worry the insurance company a lot more than the chestnut trees. I hope they are not too close to the house otherwise you might find in your 'small print' that you should let them know.
    Sounds a good idea rockpebblar.From an insurance point of view, the poplars will worry the insurance company a lot more than the chestnut trees. I hope they are not too close to the house otherwise you might find in your 'small print' that...
    Sounds a good idea rockpebblar.From an insurance point of view, the poplars will worry the insurance company a lot more than the chestnut trees. I hope they are not too close to the house...
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  4. naepace

    acer palmatum dissectum 'Ellen'

    Hi guys, anybody know where I can by this cultivar mail order in the UK. Karen Junker has quoted me "I can let you have a nice young plant of 'Ellen' in a 3 litre pot at �£52" which seems quite...
    Hi guys, anybody know where I can by this cultivar mail order in the UK. Karen Junker has quoted me "I can let you have a nice young plant of 'Ellen' in a 3 litre pot at �£52" which seems quite expensive to me, perhaps someone will correct me on this. I know there are many similar cultivars...
    Hi guys, anybody know where I can by this cultivar mail order in the UK. Karen Junker has quoted me "I can let you have a nice young plant of 'Ellen' in a 3 litre pot at �£52" which seems quite expensive to me, perhaps someone will correct me...
    Hi guys, anybody know where I can by this cultivar mail order in the UK. Karen Junker has quoted me "I can let you have a nice young plant of 'Ellen' in a 3 litre pot at �£52" which seems quite...
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  5. Johnny

    Apple tree siting

    Excellent, phew!
    Excellent, phew!
    Excellent, phew!
    Excellent, phew!
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  6. RYDALL

    Lebanon Cedar

    Thanks guys. Will give it a try.
    Thanks guys. Will give it a try.
    Thanks guys. Will give it a try.
    Thanks guys. Will give it a try.
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  7. mojo

    olea europaea (olive)

    Our has been outside in a pot for 3 years now. During the storms a couple of weeks ago, it blew over and my lovely pot smashed!! I just about managed to stand it back up, but it fell back down. ...
    Our has been outside in a pot for 3 years now. During the storms a couple of weeks ago, it blew over and my lovely pot smashed!! I just about managed to stand it back up, but it fell back down. I couldn't move it, so had to wait for 'im indoords to move it, but we had a frost and the roots...
    Our has been outside in a pot for 3 years now. During the storms a couple of weeks ago, it blew over and my lovely pot smashed!! I just about managed to stand it back up, but it fell back down. I couldn't move it, so had to wait for 'im...
    Our has been outside in a pot for 3 years now. During the storms a couple of weeks ago, it blew over and my lovely pot smashed!! I just about managed to stand it back up, but it fell back down. ...
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  8. craynerd

    Small focal centre point - maple tree?

    welcome, conifer need not be boring there are so many to choose from and evergreen (if not golden, variegated, blue) also a good back drop for the hamemalis. What about:-Cryptomeria japonica...
    welcome, conifer need not be boring there are so many to choose from and evergreen (if not golden, variegated, blue) also a good back drop for the hamemalis. What about:-Cryptomeria japonica 'Vilmoriana' or Bassia scoparia f. trichophylla or Platycladus orientalis 'Rosedalis' to name but a...
    welcome, conifer need not be boring there are so many to choose from and evergreen (if not golden, variegated, blue) also a good back drop for the hamemalis. What about:-Cryptomeria japonica 'Vilmoriana' or Bassia scoparia f. trichophylla or...
    welcome, conifer need not be boring there are so many to choose from and evergreen (if not golden, variegated, blue) also a good back drop for the hamemalis. What about:-Cryptomeria japonica...
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  9. Victoria

    Almond Tree

    No problem, Vicky, thanks.
    No problem, Vicky, thanks.
    No problem, Vicky, thanks.
    No problem, Vicky, thanks.
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  10. Bunslip

    Bamboo close to a tree will it be ok?

    Will it thrive ?.....it will grow well if regularly watered, fed and planted in a well prepared compost/peat soil.From experience of other peoples gardens they grow at a much reduced rate and...
    Will it thrive ?.....it will grow well if regularly watered, fed and planted in a well prepared compost/peat soil.From experience of other peoples gardens they grow at a much reduced rate and can look quite thirsty. The other thing I have noticed is the canes are pretty thin, this may be a...
    Will it thrive ?.....it will grow well if regularly watered, fed and planted in a well prepared compost/peat soil.From experience of other peoples gardens they grow at a much reduced rate and can look quite thirsty. The other thing I have...
    Will it thrive ?.....it will grow well if regularly watered, fed and planted in a well prepared compost/peat soil.From experience of other peoples gardens they grow at a much reduced rate and...
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  11. compost maker

    Copicing eucaliptus

    Mine died, it was about 8ins in diameter and ten or so years old, I had only cut out the top up until I decided to cut it right down. It then died, I think it was a snow gum, ( pauciflora), not...
    Mine died, it was about 8ins in diameter and ten or so years old, I had only cut out the top up until I decided to cut it right down. It then died, I think it was a snow gum, ( pauciflora), not sure if all eucalypts have a lignotuber from which they can reshoot if cut right down. Gunnii is...
    Mine died, it was about 8ins in diameter and ten or so years old, I had only cut out the top up until I decided to cut it right down. It then died, I think it was a snow gum, ( pauciflora), not sure if all eucalypts have a lignotuber from which...
    Mine died, it was about 8ins in diameter and ten or so years old, I had only cut out the top up until I decided to cut it right down. It then died, I think it was a snow gum, ( pauciflora), not...
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  12. bumblebee

    Training a plum tree

    Dai's the pro gardener Bumblebee and I'm sure he'll provide expert advice particularly if you can provide a photo. Meanwhile there are two links below with explanations of how to make an espalier....
    Dai's the pro gardener Bumblebee and I'm sure he'll provide expert advice particularly if you can provide a photo. Meanwhile there are two links below with explanations of how to make an espalier. One of the links says espalier is not suitable for stone fruit, but I would not agree with...
    Dai's the pro gardener Bumblebee and I'm sure he'll provide expert advice particularly if you can provide a photo. Meanwhile there are two links below with explanations of how to make an espalier. One of the links says espalier is not suitable...
    Dai's the pro gardener Bumblebee and I'm sure he'll provide expert advice particularly if you can provide a photo. Meanwhile there are two links below with explanations of how to make an espalier....
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    3
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    611
  13. galaxysue

    conifer

    thanks you have been very helpful, will put it round my camelia
    thanks you have been very helpful, will put it round my camelia
    thanks you have been very helpful, will put it round my camelia
    thanks you have been very helpful, will put it round my camelia
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  14. anakat

    Cedar

    It looks great! I bet it's feeling all breezy now
    It looks great! I bet it's feeling all breezy now
    It looks great! I bet it's feeling all breezy now
    It looks great! I bet it's feeling all breezy now
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  15. Man Of Leisure MOL

    Willow trees

    MOL, it depends on the variety of willow. Also, by cutting the top growth you are not controlling the root growth. The roots are going to continue growing no matter how short you keep the tree.
    MOL, it depends on the variety of willow. Also, by cutting the top growth you are not controlling the root growth. The roots are going to continue growing no matter how short you keep the tree.
    MOL, it depends on the variety of willow. Also, by cutting the top growth you are not controlling the root growth. The roots are going to continue growing no matter how short you keep the tree.
    MOL, it depends on the variety of willow. Also, by cutting the top growth you are not controlling the root growth. The roots are going to continue growing no matter how short you keep the tree.
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  16. pete

    My "conker" tree.

    Send it to David Pal, he's looking for a red one. :D
    Send it to David Pal, he's looking for a red one. :D
    Send it to David Pal, he's looking for a red one. :D
    Send it to David Pal, he's looking for a red one. :D
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  17. Man Of Leisure MOL

    Wedding cake tree

    I would say so, and seed.
    I would say so, and seed.
    I would say so, and seed.
    I would say so, and seed.
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  18. Kedi-Gato

    Christmas tree recycled

    i cheated this year Kedi i stood it under a lavatera bush and stuck some lights on it,and promised the little thing if it grew up quickly ,then next it may get some baubles on :D :D
    i cheated this year Kedi i stood it under a lavatera bush and stuck some lights on it,and promised the little thing if it grew up quickly ,then next it may get some baubles on :D :D
    i cheated this year Kedi i stood it under a lavatera bush and stuck some lights on it,and promised the little thing if it grew up quickly ,then next it may get some baubles on :D :D
    i cheated this year Kedi i stood it under a lavatera bush and stuck some lights on it,and promised the little thing if it grew up quickly ,then next it may get some baubles on :D :D
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  19. susannah

    My citrus trees are looking dodgy!!

    Sorry forgot the name of the Lemon.Yes I do have Scale insects only 2 days ago I washed all the leaves with soapy water, made sure that all the insects where taken of, the dead and alive...
    Sorry forgot the name of the Lemon.Yes I do have Scale insects only 2 days ago I washed all the leaves with soapy water, made sure that all the insects where taken of, the dead and alive ones.Feeding not a lot during the Summer? I use a automatic watering system (have toooo many holidays),...
    Sorry forgot the name of the Lemon.Yes I do have Scale insects only 2 days ago I washed all the leaves with soapy water, made sure that all the insects where taken of, the dead and alive ones.Feeding not a lot during the Summer? I use a...
    Sorry forgot the name of the Lemon.Yes I do have Scale insects only 2 days ago I washed all the leaves with soapy water, made sure that all the insects where taken of, the dead and alive...
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    2,435
  20. Veggie Patch

    Dwarf Peach & Necterine trees

    Thanks for the info Bluedun.
    Thanks for the info Bluedun.
    Thanks for the info Bluedun.
    Thanks for the info Bluedun.
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    2
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