What was your first post?

This was mine:-


Sick Gloire de Dijon!
My climbing rose Gloire de Dijon was doing very well indeed until it had to be cut back hard to allow the house to be painted. It has never recovered from this trauma. It now manages only spindly, weak little stems which often die back. It is, however, still producing copious flower buds, which I am picking off because the plant cannot sustain them. Do you think my rose is doomed, and that I should dig it up? Or would something like a nitrogen-only fertilizer help? (I've tried rose fertilizers.)


Woo and others gave me some useful advice and I still have the rose growing around my door and it still annoys the hell out of the postman.

 

Mine was a picture of our garden as it was in October 2005. The picture is sadly long gone though.

 

I used the Shiney Method but could only find your intro post Spruce,

 

Ah ha that's what I was doing but missed that I joined in '09 and obviously didn't post until '10. Here's my first post!

"Apologies for not saying hello before. I've been reading this site for a long time, only just registered and will write a better introduction when I get more time!

In the meantime, thank you to everyone for the great posts. I'd like to think I have a lot to contribute. There seems to be a great community here and I'd love to be a part of it.

Peace

Axl"

 

Hedger:WINK1::D

 

Look how the weather has changed what I now collect:grouphug:


Not cringee , well I dont think so ........

Yes and the other Clianthis Red Kakatoo died !!! I was gutted the flowers just amazing

Thanks Ziggi your a proper mod :D

Spruce

 

My first post:


Aubergines!
Hello everyone, new member here. I have grown aubergines for the first time this year. I started the plant off initially behind glass but once about 15 to 18 inches moved it outdoors. Have fed it throughout the summer on tomato feed and am pleased to say I have one aubergine about the size of a full grown apple (round!) I have some other healthy blooms but suspect it will be too late for them to do anything this year. The bees must have done their work either that or they are self pollinating because I certainly did not aid mine to pollinate.

 

Thats not what Armandii said

 

Youre spoiling me now , I coudnt log in thats why I never bothered for so long its only when I had the email reminder I came back on here

All so grateful

up date the nursery down the road the lady sold it !!!!!


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As if ............ :grouphug:

Spruce

 

Yay!! Found my first post using your instructions Shiney
and it was , as I remembered, about pumpkins and it was
answered by Slugbug and Will Dunkerley - are they still
active members?
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jjordie

24th May 2005, 12:05 PM #1​

Join Date: 24 May 2005


Giant pumpkin


How long do Giant Pumpkin seeds take to germinate? Ours have been planted since 1st May = 24 days and still no signs of life! Any advice please? :eek:


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