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Moving tree ferns
Hello ChrysocollaI am not an expert gardener - perish the thought - but I am an expert mover. I have been moving plants around for more years than I can remember and I have a tried and tested...
Hello ChrysocollaI am not an expert gardener - perish the thought - but I am an expert mover. I have been moving plants around for more years than I can remember and I have a tried and tested formula.For 3 days before I want to move something I water it copiously. Then, on moving day I...
Hello ChrysocollaI am not an expert gardener - perish the thought - but I am an expert mover. I have been moving plants around for more years than I can remember and I have a tried and tested formula.For 3 days before I want to move...
Hello ChrysocollaI am not an expert gardener - perish the thought - but I am an expert mover. I have been moving plants around for more years than I can remember and I have a tried and tested...
Chrysocolla
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Jul 21, 2007
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kryssy
Jul 25, 2007
Acer Shirasawanum 'Aureum'
Hot sun is, unfortunately, something that is sadly lacking this year in Northern Ireland
Hot sun is, unfortunately, something that is sadly lacking this year in Northern Ireland
Hot sun is, unfortunately, something that is sadly lacking this year in Northern Ireland
Hot sun is, unfortunately, something that is sadly lacking this year in Northern Ireland
whis4ey
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Jun 7, 2007
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1,134
whis4ey
Jul 16, 2007
Japanese Maple
Well certainly the ground is wet underneath that little right toe We have been having loads of rain. Are the pots well drained? Lift them out of the pot to see if the soil is too sodden. ...
Well certainly the ground is wet underneath that little right toe We have been having loads of rain. Are the pots well drained? Lift them out of the pot to see if the soil is too sodden. These plants like even moisture content (not dry/wet/dry/wet) in well drained soil. It just might be...
Well certainly the ground is wet underneath that little right toe We have been having loads of rain. Are the pots well drained? Lift them out of the pot to see if the soil is too sodden. These plants like even moisture content (not...
Well certainly the ground is wet underneath that little right toe We have been having loads of rain. Are the pots well drained? Lift them out of the pot to see if the soil is too sodden. ...
mowgley
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May 7, 2007
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1,077
whis4ey
Jul 4, 2007
Soil type for acer
Peapod .... take care to remove reverting leaves... my own tree reverted completely :(
Peapod .... take care to remove reverting leaves... my own tree reverted completely :(
Peapod .... take care to remove reverting leaves... my own tree reverted completely :(
Peapod .... take care to remove reverting leaves... my own tree reverted completely :(
spade
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May 30, 2007
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14
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57,556
whis4ey
Jun 26, 2007
Help! White furry stuff on apple tree!!!
One other point about mites, they have 10 legs being crustaceans.
One other point about mites, they have 10 legs being crustaceans.
One other point about mites, they have 10 legs being crustaceans.
One other point about mites, they have 10 legs being crustaceans.
elliegreenwellie
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Jun 12, 2007
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62,184
Palustris
Jun 26, 2007
Is it too late for these pear trees?
Thank you Walnut. No fruit this year then but I'll do the recommended thing and hopefully they'll be fine for next year. At least there's a chance they will be saved.
Thank you Walnut. No fruit this year then but I'll do the recommended thing and hopefully they'll be fine for next year. At least there's a chance they will be saved.
Thank you Walnut. No fruit this year then but I'll do the recommended thing and hopefully they'll be fine for next year. At least there's a chance they will be saved.
Thank you Walnut. No fruit this year then but I'll do the recommended thing and hopefully they'll be fine for next year. At least there's a chance they will be saved.
kryssy
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Jun 16, 2007
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1,208
kryssy
Jun 16, 2007
Dead conifer?
Thanks both :(
Thanks both :(
Thanks both :(
Thanks both :(
Liz
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Jun 13, 2007
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3
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802
Liz
Jun 15, 2007
Olive Pot Home
Thank you, Hy and walnut. A bit of a relief but still not an answer to my Bruggie. In saying that, it is now covered in budlets and new shoots from the bare stems/trunks? (there stems, here...
Thank you, Hy and walnut. A bit of a relief but still not an answer to my Bruggie. In saying that, it is now covered in budlets and new shoots from the bare stems/trunks? (there stems, here trunks?) and one that is 10cms long that somehow we both have failed to notice! :eek:Interesting...
Thank you, Hy and walnut. A bit of a relief but still not an answer to my Bruggie. In saying that, it is now covered in budlets and new shoots from the bare stems/trunks? (there stems, here trunks?) and one that is 10cms long that somehow we...
Thank you, Hy and walnut. A bit of a relief but still not an answer to my Bruggie. In saying that, it is now covered in budlets and new shoots from the bare stems/trunks? (there stems, here...
Victoria
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Jun 5, 2007
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532
Victoria
Jun 6, 2007
Box Elder question (acer)
Thanks so much! this is such a help flower..I never thought about pruning it That picture is perfect, I can see exactly where you are coming from now. Thanks again
Thanks so much! this is such a help flower..I never thought about pruning it That picture is perfect, I can see exactly where you are coming from now. Thanks again
Thanks so much! this is such a help flower..I never thought about pruning it That picture is perfect, I can see exactly where you are coming from now. Thanks again
Thanks so much! this is such a help flower..I never thought about pruning it That picture is perfect, I can see exactly where you are coming from now. Thanks again
peapod
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Jun 2, 2007
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762
peapod
Jun 5, 2007
Another tree fern question
Most of the big ones that I've seen are well and truly rooted in the ground, I find it hard to believe that a plant, can reach the heights that these do, without having a decent root system in the...
Most of the big ones that I've seen are well and truly rooted in the ground, I find it hard to believe that a plant, can reach the heights that these do, without having a decent root system in the ground. Especially when grow in the dryer conditions that most of these poor things are expcted to...
Most of the big ones that I've seen are well and truly rooted in the ground, I find it hard to believe that a plant, can reach the heights that these do, without having a decent root system in the ground. Especially when grow in the dryer...
Most of the big ones that I've seen are well and truly rooted in the ground, I find it hard to believe that a plant, can reach the heights that these do, without having a decent root system in the...
peapod
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Jun 2, 2007
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pete
Jun 3, 2007
Pruning a silver birch
Thanks for the reassurance, I'll leave it be then. When we moved in, there was a lilac tree closer to the wall than the silver birch and a huge ash equally close to the wall on the other side of...
Thanks for the reassurance, I'll leave it be then. When we moved in, there was a lilac tree closer to the wall than the silver birch and a huge ash equally close to the wall on the other side of the garden. They didn't cause any problems and the building is derelict anyway, so I think I'll risk it
Thanks for the reassurance, I'll leave it be then. When we moved in, there was a lilac tree closer to the wall than the silver birch and a huge ash equally close to the wall on the other side of the garden. They didn't cause any problems and the...
Thanks for the reassurance, I'll leave it be then. When we moved in, there was a lilac tree closer to the wall than the silver birch and a huge ash equally close to the wall on the other side of...
daisybelle
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May 13, 2007
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daisybelle
Jun 2, 2007
A VERY Weeping Willow...
Sounds like a fair bit of work there, H-A :rolleyes: But as Voltaire says........ and he wasn't even the one credited with coming up with mots justes!
Sounds like a fair bit of work there, H-A :rolleyes: But as Voltaire says........ and he wasn't even the one credited with coming up with mots justes!
Sounds like a fair bit of work there, H-A :rolleyes: But as Voltaire says........ and he wasn't even the one credited with coming up with mots justes!
Sounds like a fair bit of work there, H-A :rolleyes: But as Voltaire says........ and he wasn't even the one credited with coming up with mots justes!
Hyla arborea
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May 27, 2007
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UsedtobeDendy
May 27, 2007
Apple tree - no blosom :
There are varieties of apple which are self-fertile, some that need 1 other, and some that need 2. The pollinators have to flower at the same time, obviously.
There are varieties of apple which are self-fertile, some that need 1 other, and some that need 2. The pollinators have to flower at the same time, obviously.
There are varieties of apple which are self-fertile, some that need 1 other, and some that need 2. The pollinators have to flower at the same time, obviously.
There are varieties of apple which are self-fertile, some that need 1 other, and some that need 2. The pollinators have to flower at the same time, obviously.
elliegreenwellie
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May 21, 2007
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Liz
May 24, 2007
Olive Tree
Welcome back, DaisyChain47.I could talk lots about olive trees but it would not be of any benefit to you. However, there are several people here who can assist.Hope you stay around this time...
Welcome back, DaisyChain47.I could talk lots about olive trees but it would not be of any benefit to you. However, there are several people here who can assist.Hope you stay around this time .. the forum has probably changed drastically since you left.
Welcome back, DaisyChain47.I could talk lots about olive trees but it would not be of any benefit to you. However, there are several people here who can assist.Hope you stay around this time .. the forum has probably changed drastically...
Welcome back, DaisyChain47.I could talk lots about olive trees but it would not be of any benefit to you. However, there are several people here who can assist.Hope you stay around this time...
blue
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May 22, 2007
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7
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859
Victoria
May 23, 2007
apple tree
Hi, K-G. I've got a dwarf apple, in the pictures the fruit are growing right on the trunk. My tree is throwing out long leaders from the side. Do you know if you have to shorten theses to the trunk?
Hi, K-G. I've got a dwarf apple, in the pictures the fruit are growing right on the trunk. My tree is throwing out long leaders from the side. Do you know if you have to shorten theses to the trunk?
Hi, K-G. I've got a dwarf apple, in the pictures the fruit are growing right on the trunk. My tree is throwing out long leaders from the side. Do you know if you have to shorten theses to the trunk?
Hi, K-G. I've got a dwarf apple, in the pictures the fruit are growing right on the trunk. My tree is throwing out long leaders from the side. Do you know if you have to shorten theses to the trunk?
paul walker
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Apr 27, 2007
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cajary
May 23, 2007
caterpillar web thingy on apple tree
you can actually see a caterpillar at the top of the pic on the stalk,,,took picture come back half hour later and there was about a dozen of the little ******s running around outside the web,now...
you can actually see a caterpillar at the top of the pic on the stalk,,,took picture come back half hour later and there was about a dozen of the little ******s running around outside the web,now disposed of with my size 9s
you can actually see a caterpillar at the top of the pic on the stalk,,,took picture come back half hour later and there was about a dozen of the little ******s running around outside the web,now disposed of with my size 9s
you can actually see a caterpillar at the top of the pic on the stalk,,,took picture come back half hour later and there was about a dozen of the little ******s running around outside the web,now...
gerkin50
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May 20, 2007
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gerkin50
May 21, 2007
apple tree
Hi leonora. Knew I'd find a mention of mini-apples if I looked back far enough. Your mini apple tree. Did you get it from v-meuwen? I've got one (first year). In the piccies, it grows straight up...
Hi leonora. Knew I'd find a mention of mini-apples if I looked back far enough. Your mini apple tree. Did you get it from v-meuwen? I've got one (first year). In the piccies, it grows straight up with no side-shoots. Mine's growing well but it'sthrowing side-shoots. Do you prune them back to the...
Hi leonora. Knew I'd find a mention of mini-apples if I looked back far enough. Your mini apple tree. Did you get it from v-meuwen? I've got one (first year). In the piccies, it grows straight up with no side-shoots. Mine's growing well but...
Hi leonora. Knew I'd find a mention of mini-apples if I looked back far enough. Your mini apple tree. Did you get it from v-meuwen? I've got one (first year). In the piccies, it grows straight up...
daz and debs
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Mar 12, 2007
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cajary
May 20, 2007
ACER PALMATUM
I guess you can't say s****e around here :confused:Scale insects can be tough to control, you have to keep after them. Try and figure out which one it is, if you can, as some have hard...
I guess you can't say s****e around here :confused:Scale insects can be tough to control, you have to keep after them. Try and figure out which one it is, if you can, as some have hard shells and some are soft. You have to have your timing down when going after the hard shelled ones....
I guess you can't say s****e around here :confused:Scale insects can be tough to control, you have to keep after them. Try and figure out which one it is, if you can, as some have hard shells and some are soft. You have to have your...
I guess you can't say s****e around here :confused:Scale insects can be tough to control, you have to keep after them. Try and figure out which one it is, if you can, as some have hard...
cavalierd73
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May 17, 2007
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1,331
digital flower
May 20, 2007
Jonagold Apple tree
Hi After reading the replies I got I could not wait to receive the tree. The tree arrived only 12" tall but looking very healthy I planted it in a pot and it has wilted so I have taken it out of...
Hi After reading the replies I got I could not wait to receive the tree. The tree arrived only 12" tall but looking very healthy I planted it in a pot and it has wilted so I have taken it out of the pot and put in the garden soil. I have had a lot of trouble with seeds this year (same compost...
Hi After reading the replies I got I could not wait to receive the tree. The tree arrived only 12" tall but looking very healthy I planted it in a pot and it has wilted so I have taken it out of the pot and put in the garden soil. I have had a...
Hi After reading the replies I got I could not wait to receive the tree. The tree arrived only 12" tall but looking very healthy I planted it in a pot and it has wilted so I have taken it out of...
David G
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May 12, 2007
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1,810
David G
May 20, 2007
Hawthorn
Hi Mike they have a competition somewhere for the best layer in Britain I remember seeing it last year But don't know where its held,I will probably use It just for roosting In. :D
Hi Mike they have a competition somewhere for the best layer in Britain I remember seeing it last year But don't know where its held,I will probably use It just for roosting In. :D
Hi Mike they have a competition somewhere for the best layer in Britain I remember seeing it last year But don't know where its held,I will probably use It just for roosting In. :D
Hi Mike they have a competition somewhere for the best layer in Britain I remember seeing it last year But don't know where its held,I will probably use It just for roosting In. :D
wiseowl
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May 19, 2007
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537
wiseowl
May 20, 2007
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