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I was recently looking at buying one, purple stem, but wasn't sure it would like the heat.

Thanks Plantminded. There have been a few comments on Amazon that it no longer worked after a few days. There has been 1 fox but not every night. There have two nights with no visitors at all or only one of the cats. I closed another entry this morning. It was the last remaining possibility to...

They have pushed the price of getting rid of rubbish up so high that this kind of thing becomes profitable, along with dumping the odd lorry load down some country lane.Or as certain houses do around here, just throw it in the front garden of better still just outside the front fence.

Try Buddleia, Choisya or Phormiums.There’s a comprehensive guide here:

I'll leave mine, @Plantminded . It's on its first year in a makeshift alpine planter, and I'm hoping it will self seed between the paving slabs around. So unless it starts to look very untidy, I'll let it do exactly what it wants to do.It's a very nice plant

That's a great outcome @Neil Clements, I'm glad that the pushy couple lost out to a respectful gardener! Looking forward to hearing how your garden develops and welcome to the forum!

That would be fine for 2 or 3 years so long as you keep them watered in hot weather. Terracotta pots dry out faster than plastic ones. Don't forget to feed them either. Ideally 60cm pots would be better for bigger roses but the David Austin website says from 45cm. Do you have a patio big enough?

I actually unsubscribed to him. It was a bit petty but there was an issue with the sound in one of their videos which a bunch of people acknowledged and they chose to ignore.I noticed that on another gardening channel recently. The sound was off - as in, it only played in one ear which is no...