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  1. GreenFingeredPete

    Help With Growing Seeds

    I'm trying out these from Lee Valley - just to see if they do draw moisture as needed.They are only $2.50 per above unit. So 1.5 of your pounds. I bought 5 just to experiment.I'm doing...
    I'm trying out these from Lee Valley - just to see if they do draw moisture as needed.They are only $2.50 per above unit. So 1.5 of your pounds. I bought 5 just to experiment.I'm doing something wrong in trying to post the pic so here is the link if anyone is interested.
    I'm trying out these from Lee Valley - just to see if they do draw moisture as needed.They are only $2.50 per above unit. So 1.5 of your pounds. I bought 5 just to experiment.I'm doing something wrong in trying to post the pic so here is...
    I'm trying out these from Lee Valley - just to see if they do draw moisture as needed.They are only $2.50 per above unit. So 1.5 of your pounds. I bought 5 just to experiment.I'm doing...
    GreenFingeredPete, Feb 7, 2025, NEW Gardeners ! ... 15 16 17
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    CanadianLori
    Mar 2, 2026 at 12:05 PM
  2. JWK
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    What's your weather like 2026

    It is now up to 5f -15c and sunny. The guessers say we might get up to the freezing point later.
    It is now up to 5f -15c and sunny. The guessers say we might get up to the freezing point later.
    It is now up to 5f -15c and sunny. The guessers say we might get up to the freezing point later.
    It is now up to 5f -15c and sunny. The guessers say we might get up to the freezing point later.
    JWK, Jan 1, 2026, Off-Topic Discussion ... 98 99 100
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    CanadianLori
    Mar 2, 2026 at 1:02 PM
  3. BB3

    Vine weevil grub

    Even more info for you. All vine weevils are female. There are no male ones.
    Even more info for you. All vine weevils are female. There are no male ones.
    Even more info for you. All vine weevils are female. There are no male ones.
    Even more info for you. All vine weevils are female. There are no male ones.
    BB3, Feb 28, 2026 at 7:10 PM, Pests, Diseases and Cures
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    Palustris
    Mar 1, 2026 at 8:23 AM
  4. simone_in_wiltshire
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    What are we doing in the garden 2026

    And always better than Sunderland :biggrin:
    And always better than Sunderland :biggrin:
    And always better than Sunderland :biggrin:
    And always better than Sunderland :biggrin:
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    simone_in_wiltshire, Jan 1, 2026, General Gardening Discussion ... 22 23 24
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    Selleri
    Mar 2, 2026 at 1:30 PM
  5. shiney
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    RESULT OF THE FEBRUARY PHOTO COMPETITION 2026

    Thank you @ViewAhead and
    Thank you @ViewAhead and
    Thank you @ViewAhead and
    Thank you @ViewAhead and
    shiney, Mar 1, 2026 at 12:43 AM, Photo Competitions
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    Busy-Lizzie
    Mar 1, 2026 at 4:57 PM
  6. Adam1303

    What to plant in my borders? (Suggestions)

    I think you're right @CostasK, the dry soil doesn't really suit them here. I grew a couple in containers once but decided not to keep them after they'd finished flowering. It's tough for plants...
    I think you're right @CostasK, the dry soil doesn't really suit them here. I grew a couple in containers once but decided not to keep them after they'd finished flowering. It's tough for plants living here :biggrin:.
    I think you're right @CostasK, the dry soil doesn't really suit them here. I grew a couple in containers once but decided not to keep them after they'd finished flowering. It's tough for plants living here :biggrin:.
    I think you're right @CostasK, the dry soil doesn't really suit them here. I grew a couple in containers once but decided not to keep them after they'd finished flowering. It's tough for plants...
    Adam1303, Feb 28, 2026 at 4:07 PM, Gardening Discussions
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    Plantminded
    Mar 2, 2026 at 9:59 AM
  7. JWK
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    A Joke or Two 2026

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    JWK, Jan 1, 2026, The Muppet Show ... 21 22 23
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    Ladybird4
    Mar 2, 2026 at 7:09 AM
  8. Loofah
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    Yawn Yawn Wakey Wakey 2026

    No leg pulling It was a pan scourer before brillo pads etc became available. The gunk left over after straining can be safely dumped on a compost heap too.Sunny spells today and a high of...
    No leg pulling It was a pan scourer before brillo pads etc became available. The gunk left over after straining can be safely dumped on a compost heap too.Sunny spells today and a high of 19C expected and no rain except for a driblle in the small hours on Friday. I'm about to make a carb...
    No leg pulling It was a pan scourer before brillo pads etc became available. The gunk left over after straining can be safely dumped on a compost heap too.Sunny spells today and a high of 19C expected and no rain except for a driblle in the...
    No leg pulling It was a pan scourer before brillo pads etc became available. The gunk left over after straining can be safely dumped on a compost heap too.Sunny spells today and a high of...
    Loofah, Jan 1, 2026, The Muppet Show ... 62 63 64
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    Obelix-Vendée
    Mar 2, 2026 at 9:19 AM
  9. latimer

    Is this mad idea? Or just gardening?

    When we come out of winter, the garden always looks sad. I just open the pictures from previous years and I know what I will get.In case you decide for a Deutzia, it takes just 2 years to reach...
    When we come out of winter, the garden always looks sad. I just open the pictures from previous years and I know what I will get.In case you decide for a Deutzia, it takes just 2 years to reach final size.
    When we come out of winter, the garden always looks sad. I just open the pictures from previous years and I know what I will get.In case you decide for a Deutzia, it takes just 2 years to reach final size.
    When we come out of winter, the garden always looks sad. I just open the pictures from previous years and I know what I will get.In case you decide for a Deutzia, it takes just 2 years to reach...
    latimer, Feb 28, 2026 at 1:59 PM, NEW Gardeners ! ... 2
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    simone_in_wiltshire
    Mar 2, 2026 at 11:16 AM
  10. NigelJ
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    What's Looking Good February 2026

    New Thread Here:-What's Looking Good March 2026
    New Thread Here:-What's Looking Good March 2026
    New Thread Here:-What's Looking Good March 2026
    New Thread Here:-What's Looking Good March 2026
    NigelJ, Feb 1, 2026, General Gardening Discussion ... 3 4 5
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    shiney
    Mar 1, 2026 at 1:18 AM
  11. shiney
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    What's Looking Good March 2026

    Hi @simone_in_wiltshire, yes I actually look at it daily. There's a new frond forming and last year's fronds are still looking good apart from 2 which got frost damage so I removed them. I'll...
    Hi @simone_in_wiltshire, yes I actually look at it daily. There's a new frond forming and last year's fronds are still looking good apart from 2 which got frost damage so I removed them. I'll probably remove all the others soon to make way for the new ones.
    Hi @simone_in_wiltshire, yes I actually look at it daily. There's a new frond forming and last year's fronds are still looking good apart from 2 which got frost damage so I removed them. I'll probably remove all the others soon to make way for...
    Hi @simone_in_wiltshire, yes I actually look at it daily. There's a new frond forming and last year's fronds are still looking good apart from 2 which got frost damage so I removed them. I'll...
    shiney, Mar 1, 2026 at 1:16 AM, General Gardening Discussion ... 2
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    Plantminded
    Mar 2, 2026 at 1:13 PM
  12. Logan

    YouTube mega thread

    Logan, Oct 27, 2024, Off-Topic Discussion ... 29 30 31
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    NigelJ
    Mar 2, 2026 at 1:27 PM
  13. JWK
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    Currently Listening To 2026

    JWK, Jan 1, 2026, The Muppet Show ... 2 3
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    NigelJ
    Feb 28, 2026 at 9:28 PM
  14. Alan Tomox

    Feeding Phaleopsis in winter

    Its generally suggested you use an Orchid feed, basically they are a diluted version of standard fertilisers at around a quarter stength.Also said, its best to used plain water every 4th or 5th...
    Its generally suggested you use an Orchid feed, basically they are a diluted version of standard fertilisers at around a quarter stength.Also said, its best to used plain water every 4th or 5th watering to flush away any build up of "salts" from the ferts.We are feeding ours now which like...
    Its generally suggested you use an Orchid feed, basically they are a diluted version of standard fertilisers at around a quarter stength.Also said, its best to used plain water every 4th or 5th watering to flush away any build up of "salts"...
    Its generally suggested you use an Orchid feed, basically they are a diluted version of standard fertilisers at around a quarter stength.Also said, its best to used plain water every 4th or 5th...
    Alan Tomox, Nov 24, 2025, Other Plants
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    ricky101
    Mar 1, 2026 at 9:55 AM
  15. Tidemark

    Whaaattt?

    I think the idea of dipping a body in liquid nitrogen has potential. It becomes brittle and then you just shake it into pieces.
    I think the idea of dipping a body in liquid nitrogen has potential. It becomes brittle and then you just shake it into pieces.
    I think the idea of dipping a body in liquid nitrogen has potential. It becomes brittle and then you just shake it into pieces.
    I think the idea of dipping a body in liquid nitrogen has potential. It becomes brittle and then you just shake it into pieces.
    Tidemark, Aug 17, 2024, Off-Topic Discussion ... 362 363 364
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    ViewAhead
    Mar 2, 2026 at 12:41 PM
  16. wiseowl
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    Land /Water Wildlife

    I've never had newts so I guess it balances out, but the frogs are making a big comeback here after a few years of not so many, I think there was a virus a few years ago.
    I've never had newts so I guess it balances out, but the frogs are making a big comeback here after a few years of not so many, I think there was a virus a few years ago.
    I've never had newts so I guess it balances out, but the frogs are making a big comeback here after a few years of not so many, I think there was a virus a few years ago.
    I've never had newts so I guess it balances out, but the frogs are making a big comeback here after a few years of not so many, I think there was a virus a few years ago.
    wiseowl, Apr 3, 2024, Wildlife Corner ... 21 22 23
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    pete
    Feb 28, 2026 at 7:03 PM
  17. Selleri
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    Show us your gardening purchases 2026

    Ah ha! Often gold refers to yellow leaves, but I could see that one has lovely greenery. (I am not a fan of yellow foliage in general.) The name referring to the stamens makes more sense than...
    Ah ha! Often gold refers to yellow leaves, but I could see that one has lovely greenery. (I am not a fan of yellow foliage in general.) The name referring to the stamens makes more sense than the fruit, as you get the gold and crimson together! :blue thumb:
    Ah ha! Often gold refers to yellow leaves, but I could see that one has lovely greenery. (I am not a fan of yellow foliage in general.) The name referring to the stamens makes more sense than the fruit, as you get the gold and crimson together! :blue thumb:
    Ah ha! Often gold refers to yellow leaves, but I could see that one has lovely greenery. (I am not a fan of yellow foliage in general.) The name referring to the stamens makes more sense than...
    Selleri, Jan 2, 2026, General Gardening Discussion ... 6 7 8
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    ViewAhead
    Mar 2, 2026 at 10:09 AM
  18. shiney
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    Greenhouse - Goodbye Old Friend, Hello New

    @Selleri Sorry! :sad:
    @Selleri Sorry! :sad:
    @Selleri Sorry! :sad:
    @Selleri Sorry! :sad:
    shiney, Oct 25, 2025, Garden Projects and DIY ... 18 19 20
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    shiney
    Feb 28, 2026 at 6:25 PM
  19. JWK
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    Latest moan from you and me 2026

    @JennyJB - I just checked using DN1 1AB as a Doncaster postcode and they say they do deliver in that area if it helps.
    @JennyJB - I just checked using DN1 1AB as a Doncaster postcode and they say they do deliver in that area if it helps.
    @JennyJB - I just checked using DN1 1AB as a Doncaster postcode and they say they do deliver in that area if it helps.
    @JennyJB - I just checked using DN1 1AB as a Doncaster postcode and they say they do deliver in that area if it helps.
    JWK, Jan 1, 2026, Off-Topic Discussion ... 63 64 65
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    Fat Controller
    Mar 2, 2026 at 11:19 AM
  20. Sydney Carton

    Hedge dying?

    I can only identify the ivy in your photos, do you know what species your hedge is? The ivy has undoubtedly taken a hold over it, depriving it of light, nutrients and water. A close up of the...
    I can only identify the ivy in your photos, do you know what species your hedge is? The ivy has undoubtedly taken a hold over it, depriving it of light, nutrients and water. A close up of the hedging with leaves visible would be helpful.
    I can only identify the ivy in your photos, do you know what species your hedge is? The ivy has undoubtedly taken a hold over it, depriving it of light, nutrients and water. A close up of the hedging with leaves visible would be helpful.
    I can only identify the ivy in your photos, do you know what species your hedge is? The ivy has undoubtedly taken a hold over it, depriving it of light, nutrients and water. A close up of the...
    Sydney Carton, Feb 28, 2026 at 3:23 PM, Gardening Discussions
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    Plantminded
    Feb 28, 2026 at 5:50 PM
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