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Mine grow in shade of full sun with or without watering and they grow out of brickwork on front of garden wall ,ive got clay about 12inch down also..i reckon it would grow in most places x

@Jungle JaneIf you get no joy trying to find them, another approach would be to fabricate the legs yourself. Not as hard as it seems. Over here there are a number of small firms that specialize in laser cutting custom (one off) components (at very reasonable rates) from all sorts of materials,...

I bought it from one of the gardens down in Cornwall. Since then I've propagated a lot of cuttings. I overwinter cuttings and the main plant in pots in the greenhouse, fairly dry and frost free. I find it can be a slow starter but gets moving in late April early May. I usually replace...

Have you got any old gardening books you dont use anymore and are just gathering dust somewhere. I am a collecter of old gardening books and will buy large or small numbers of books. Anything will be considered. My email address is Please e-mail me with any books you have and what price you...

Thanks Hannah, Sorry about late reply, I haven`t been on-line for a while. Unfortunately I haven`t got digital TV, but shall keep my eyes open for the numerous repeats that turn up!Sumo

If anyone has got any oo gauge train items that are not wanted i would love to see a pictur of them and i might buy them. :D

Hi Lor, The old 14ft dia frame was a "hub and strut" geodesic dome which i built from timber (165 struts!). The new 6ft dia test frame is also timber, but is a "panel" design which gives a more open structure, although it is harder to build due to more complex compound angle cuts. A hub/strut...

Thanks for your time,i have seen them but still keep them coming, lol. Mick

Is it peat compost, it sounds like it. Try watering normally and then letting it dry out quite a lot before watering again. When I grow cacti from seed I usually keep them in the same tray for the first year at least, unless they are the really fast growing kinds. By spraying you maybe just...

Thanks to Pete2255 and Bayleaf for your responses. The sites mentioned some herbicides so I'll have a go with them.

Hi Lollyb if you can't get hold of a copy you could pick one up here cheaply free delivery.The Bulb Expert (Expert books): Amazon.co.uk: D.G. Hessayon: BooksPete

Hi Taz I dont know how you got on in your search, but chatting to a gent at Malvern today he gave me this following web site,

Hi All,I've been having a lot of problems with my computer, and not been able to get online, and when I did, any sites I logged onto most of the pages was covered with red X's so I couldn't see what was in the boxes, so I formatted, and lost a lot of web addresses, and emails, including this...

here you will find all you need

there is one here for �£10. h**p://www.adtrader.co.uk/classhome.php?class_id=38&trader_id=8899&search_words=suffolk

Have a look online for them- lots of places doing these by mail, also recycled or biodegradeable, much cheaper if you buy in bulk [100 or more]. This is just one of many: http://www.polybags.co.uk/index.htm?main=cs_7.htm

I know its a long shot but does anyone have any staging to sell about 4ft long.

Try posting this in General Discussion for more suggestions. How about Abelias? All are fragrant, some are evergreen, most flower for a good while in mid or late summer. Some tend to branch a bit. I've never had Pittosporum- sounds lovely.

Looking for a 4ft x 6ft lean to greenhouse or 4ft x6ft standard greenhouse anything considered.

Hi Hamer,We've got an old shed which is coming down later this year. It's quite old, but still in reasonable shape - could do with a new tarp on the roof though..If you want to come and get it across the M62, let me know!