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Sal, I ordered these species last time

I have a request for any edible fruiting hedging or bushes, super-please. I will pay the p&p. Thank you! Kevin

I couldn't find an online copy, but there are hard, print copies to be had.

I got a whole lot of Dexion-type "mechano" and some mesh very cheap - had a search running on eBay for ages before it came up trumps, but I was then able to replace all the heath-robinson stuff in the greenhouse with something that, now, an Elephant could stand on ...

I have been reading very conflicting comments on the internet. Some say that during the winter Papyrus dries out when the Nile is not in flood and goes dormant. And one site said let it dry out naturally and overwinter in a cold, dark, but frost free place. Others say it needs a lot of light...

It makes a very pleasant tea

BumpTwelve/Twelve :D

I'm after Echium pininana, either as a pup or seeds. I can offer some offsets in return from my garden if desired.

Try eBay

There was a programme on Radio 4 yesterday afternoon about hop-farming in Herefordshire, only about 60 growers left in the UK, producing 1% of the global output. Sal, my plant is a nice yellowy-green in Spring, but gets greener as the year goes on. It is very pretty early in the year, gets a...

thanks very much!

Put me down for it Trunky, i'm currently under offer on the house, as soon as I shift it then I can be over

this one is really special with what they stock

Hi Sven, I grow elephant garlic but mine are all in the ground already. They really need to have been planted in the autumn here in the UK so you might have difficulty finding anyone to swap with at this time of year.

Well done Andy! That looks healthy. The main problem I've had with Murraya has been scale insect and can't bring myself to use a systemic insecticide on something edible....

You are a star!

Will do thanks.

Saw lots of carnations in b&q @london today. 6 for £5..Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

luckily, for now, the ones i have (3rd year) dont have the virus, but as mentioned they can be affected anytime.

Totally spot on. Close to 100% here using this method.I think that this is the same for a number of bulbous plants, which are happy to produce nothing more than embryonic leaves. The upside is that they are growing the bulb under the soil right from the off.Hallelujah! I thought that it...