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  1. men8ifr

    Will Yukka trees survive winter?

    Thanks mate:)
    Thanks mate:)
    Thanks mate:)
    Thanks mate:)
    men8ifr, Nov 17, 2008 ... 2 3
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    pete
    Nov 23, 2008
  2. pistolpete

    Dragon Tree problems

    I had the same thing a few years ago - pete's right, its rotting. Bin it and start again!
    I had the same thing a few years ago - pete's right, its rotting. Bin it and start again!
    I had the same thing a few years ago - pete's right, its rotting. Bin it and start again!
    I had the same thing a few years ago - pete's right, its rotting. Bin it and start again!
    pistolpete, Nov 29, 2008
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    Loofah
    Dec 1, 2008
  3. TAL

    Apple Trees bought Should I plant now?

    Many thanks to all for your help - it is wonderful to have soo many people available for advice. Teressa
    Many thanks to all for your help - it is wonderful to have soo many people available for advice. Teressa
    Many thanks to all for your help - it is wonderful to have soo many people available for advice. Teressa
    Many thanks to all for your help - it is wonderful to have soo many people available for advice. Teressa
    TAL, Dec 3, 2008
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    TAL
    Dec 3, 2008
  4. Martin Holst

    Upside down tree in Sicily

    Its a pity that mast was there, as it spoils what I presume is a nice view of Mt Etna?
    Its a pity that mast was there, as it spoils what I presume is a nice view of Mt Etna?
    Its a pity that mast was there, as it spoils what I presume is a nice view of Mt Etna?
    Its a pity that mast was there, as it spoils what I presume is a nice view of Mt Etna?
    Martin Holst, Dec 4, 2008
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    pete
    Dec 4, 2008
  5. pdragon70

    Type Of Tree?

    Can I suggest growing something tall and fast growing (eg Jerusalem Artichoke or sunflower) in a pot. You can then place that where you think you want your tree and it will help you to visualise...
    Can I suggest growing something tall and fast growing (eg Jerusalem Artichoke or sunflower) in a pot. You can then place that where you think you want your tree and it will help you to visualise what you want in the way of a tree and where it will be best suited in your plot..For a narrow...
    Can I suggest growing something tall and fast growing (eg Jerusalem Artichoke or sunflower) in a pot. You can then place that where you think you want your tree and it will help you to visualise what you want in the way of a tree and where it...
    Can I suggest growing something tall and fast growing (eg Jerusalem Artichoke or sunflower) in a pot. You can then place that where you think you want your tree and it will help you to visualise...
    pdragon70, Oct 6, 2008
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    Prastio
    Dec 5, 2008
  6. clueless1

    Tree maintenance advice please

    We were going to try laying it (if that's the right term?) but much of it was too old and brittle so we decided to go for the severe hair cut approach. I hope it works out.
    We were going to try laying it (if that's the right term?) but much of it was too old and brittle so we decided to go for the severe hair cut approach. I hope it works out.
    We were going to try laying it (if that's the right term?) but much of it was too old and brittle so we decided to go for the severe hair cut approach. I hope it works out.
    We were going to try laying it (if that's the right term?) but much of it was too old and brittle so we decided to go for the severe hair cut approach. I hope it works out.
    clueless1, Dec 15, 2008
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    clueless1
    Dec 15, 2008
  7. vickis

    Empty bed under holly trees

    I would suggest ferns too. Loads to choose from and you can get quite inventive creating a fern garden, using decorative boulders and logs. I have a bit of my garden like this and it looks lovely,...
    I would suggest ferns too. Loads to choose from and you can get quite inventive creating a fern garden, using decorative boulders and logs. I have a bit of my garden like this and it looks lovely, especially when the big ferns are in full display.
    I would suggest ferns too. Loads to choose from and you can get quite inventive creating a fern garden, using decorative boulders and logs. I have a bit of my garden like this and it looks lovely, especially when the big ferns are in full display.
    I would suggest ferns too. Loads to choose from and you can get quite inventive creating a fern garden, using decorative boulders and logs. I have a bit of my garden like this and it looks lovely,...
    vickis, Jan 1, 2009
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    Sussexgardener
    Jan 2, 2009
  8. Rhyleysgranny

    New Zealand Rata Tree

    OK strongy sorry to have doubted you:)
    OK strongy sorry to have doubted you:)
    OK strongy sorry to have doubted you:)
    OK strongy sorry to have doubted you:)
    Rhyleysgranny, Jan 1, 2009
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    pete
    Jan 4, 2009
  9. sammyveggiesbmth

    xmas tree

    Homebase were selling rooted trees last week cheap.
    Homebase were selling rooted trees last week cheap.
    Homebase were selling rooted trees last week cheap.
    Homebase were selling rooted trees last week cheap.
    sammyveggiesbmth, Jan 7, 2009
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    Sussexgardener
    Jan 7, 2009
  10. men8ifr

    Will a palm tree grow in the UK?

    Mine too Gaz, no protection for the basjoos.I had to read that twice, I thought you said my bananas will be mushrooms:lollol:
    Mine too Gaz, no protection for the basjoos.I had to read that twice, I thought you said my bananas will be mushrooms:lollol:
    Mine too Gaz, no protection for the basjoos.I had to read that twice, I thought you said my bananas will be mushrooms:lollol:
    Mine too Gaz, no protection for the basjoos.I had to read that twice, I thought you said my bananas will be mushrooms:lollol:
    men8ifr, Jan 7, 2009
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    pete
    Jan 9, 2009
  11. capney

    Tree Power

    To that tree, thats just another rock face.With a good lot of cracks in it.:DI love it when nature takes things back.
    To that tree, thats just another rock face.With a good lot of cracks in it.:DI love it when nature takes things back.
    To that tree, thats just another rock face.With a good lot of cracks in it.:DI love it when nature takes things back.
    To that tree, thats just another rock face.With a good lot of cracks in it.:DI love it when nature takes things back.
    capney, Jan 20, 2009
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    pete
    Jan 20, 2009
  12. princesskasren

    Holly tree help

    Hi Don't know if this will help but this is a really blog good post on how to remedy a tree that is falling over. We have an old apple that was suffering and it looks a lot better (more upright)...
    Hi Don't know if this will help but this is a really blog good post on how to remedy a tree that is falling over. We have an old apple that was suffering and it looks a lot better (more upright) now.Good luck
    Hi Don't know if this will help but this is a really blog good post on how to remedy a tree that is falling over. We have an old apple that was suffering and it looks a lot better (more upright) now.Good luck
    Hi Don't know if this will help but this is a really blog good post on how to remedy a tree that is falling over. We have an old apple that was suffering and it looks a lot better (more upright)...
    princesskasren, Dec 14, 2008
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    Hedgeman
    Jan 22, 2009
  13. terrier

    Pruning Apple Trees

    We have lots of crabs (apples that is). Prune them exactly as for spur fruiting apples if they need shaping. Otherwise leave them alone.
    We have lots of crabs (apples that is). Prune them exactly as for spur fruiting apples if they need shaping. Otherwise leave them alone.
    We have lots of crabs (apples that is). Prune them exactly as for spur fruiting apples if they need shaping. Otherwise leave them alone.
    We have lots of crabs (apples that is). Prune them exactly as for spur fruiting apples if they need shaping. Otherwise leave them alone.
    terrier, Dec 15, 2008
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    Hedgeman
    Jan 22, 2009
  14. Prastio

    Apple tree - cankers?

    If it is any consolation, some of our apple trees had quite a bit of canker on them when we moved in. The canker is still there, the trees fruit well almost every year and we moved in 36 years...
    If it is any consolation, some of our apple trees had quite a bit of canker on them when we moved in. The canker is still there, the trees fruit well almost every year and we moved in 36 years ago :gnthb:
    If it is any consolation, some of our apple trees had quite a bit of canker on them when we moved in. The canker is still there, the trees fruit well almost every year and we moved in 36 years ago :gnthb:
    If it is any consolation, some of our apple trees had quite a bit of canker on them when we moved in. The canker is still there, the trees fruit well almost every year and we moved in 36 years...
    Prastio, Nov 14, 2008
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    shiney
    Jan 23, 2009
  15. RYDALL

    Outdoor Olive Tree?

    Thanks Guys.....I will give it a go.Ry Dall
    Thanks Guys.....I will give it a go.Ry Dall
    Thanks Guys.....I will give it a go.Ry Dall
    Thanks Guys.....I will give it a go.Ry Dall
    RYDALL, Jan 25, 2009
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    RYDALL
    Jan 28, 2009
  16. Honey Bee

    Acacia Tree

    Lets hope so - they are some of my favourites and I's be really sad to lose them. Only 2 are white - I also have a green goddess (which struggled this year (its first)for some reason) and a blush...
    Lets hope so - they are some of my favourites and I's be really sad to lose them. Only 2 are white - I also have a green goddess (which struggled this year (its first)for some reason) and a blush rose coloured one too.Mind you, the weeds seem to be loving the sub-zero temperatures!!!! ...
    Lets hope so - they are some of my favourites and I's be really sad to lose them. Only 2 are white - I also have a green goddess (which struggled this year (its first)for some reason) and a blush rose coloured one too.Mind you, the weeds...
    Lets hope so - they are some of my favourites and I's be really sad to lose them. Only 2 are white - I also have a green goddess (which struggled this year (its first)for some reason) and a blush...
    Honey Bee, Jan 27, 2009
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    Honey Bee
    Jan 31, 2009
  17. Kedi-Gato

    Blooming Rubber Tree?

    Dont get them on mine Kedi, I guess it needs to get bigger.:DFigs they are.:)
    Dont get them on mine Kedi, I guess it needs to get bigger.:DFigs they are.:)
    Dont get them on mine Kedi, I guess it needs to get bigger.:DFigs they are.:)
    Dont get them on mine Kedi, I guess it needs to get bigger.:DFigs they are.:)
    Kedi-Gato, Feb 7, 2009
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    pete
    Feb 7, 2009
  18. RipSlider

    Trying to find a rough list of native trees ( maybe shrubs as well )

    For trees that require little maintenance, willow is good but very fast growing, so will probably need an annual haircut. It does well in very damp soil. In what way do you think your soild is...
    For trees that require little maintenance, willow is good but very fast growing, so will probably need an annual haircut. It does well in very damp soil. In what way do you think your soild is bad? Too wet, too dry, too heavy? Something else?Birches are a good choice, silver birch has a very...
    For trees that require little maintenance, willow is good but very fast growing, so will probably need an annual haircut. It does well in very damp soil. In what way do you think your soild is bad? Too wet, too dry, too heavy? Something...
    For trees that require little maintenance, willow is good but very fast growing, so will probably need an annual haircut. It does well in very damp soil. In what way do you think your soild is...
    RipSlider, Dec 29, 2008
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    clueless1
    Feb 11, 2009
  19. Gogs

    Win a Tree !

    Thanks entered:)
    Thanks entered:)
    Thanks entered:)
    Thanks entered:)
    Gogs, Feb 13, 2009
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    Scotkat
    Feb 13, 2009
  20. ismeval

    Grease band on apple tree?

    Thanks for that - I will pop into our local garden centre sometime this week .... Val
    Thanks for that - I will pop into our local garden centre sometime this week .... Val
    Thanks for that - I will pop into our local garden centre sometime this week .... Val
    Thanks for that - I will pop into our local garden centre sometime this week .... Val
    ismeval, Feb 9, 2009
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    ismeval
    Feb 15, 2009
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