[ATTACH] A tricyrtis [ATTACH] Impatiens Pink Nerves [ATTACH] A different tricyrtis - Empress [ATTACH] Hedychium (definitely not Luna Moth...
Yes! As @infradig says - I cut all the stems on some suffocating ivy more than a year ago, and it still looks healthy! It takes blasted ages. And...
@Ergates as a former owner of cataracts, it noticeably yellows things. I only realised afterwards that my car was a cool white rather than creamy!
Thanks @NigelJ - shame, that iochroma is gorgeous, but my elastic greenhouse is going to pop if I try getting more tender plants! I might give the...
What level of protection @pete ? I used to see a huge campsis radicans flowering regularly on a pergola in Nottinghamshire
Take heart @Tpearce28 - we've all done it! Re greenhouse, why not use it for simple short term crops eg using dried peas as a start for lovely pea...
My alders seed madly into the grazing areas, so I have to get them out before it reverts to scrub. I don't get elder at all. I do get guelder...
@NigelJ That xanthoxyllum looks very different to mine from @noisette47 . Mine has whitish flowers and more lethal leaves. When it finally...
I'd agree re alder. I have loads of alder because my land is so soggy!
In greenhouse potting up cuttings of my lovely black petunia which is still flowering. Repotting other greenhouse plants
There used to be a weedkiller specifically for grasses - not sure if it's still available. And it might also take out other monocots ie your...
What do you think is worth trying @Perki? Have you got some tricky ones that might benefit?
Bullfinches @Escarpment ! I've only ever seen one in my whole life! And yet I saw flocks of waxwings and fieldfares when I lived in the east...
I grew a cycad once from seed when you could order direct from Oz... Or maybe it was a macrozamia? Took years to start doing anything and then...
Oh good grief @Plantminded - giving me an inferiority complex AGAIN! :biggrin: It's looking so beautiful and peaceful
Is that Mahonia a bit early @Plantminded ? I used to find my Mahonia (Charity I think) didn't flower until end of year.
@NigelJ yes, I had problems with Parkers some time ago. But more recently I've found them much better.
I have a prostrate fuchsia procumbens that I recently noticed produced huge fruit - 10 times the size of hatchenbachii. I tasted one - just dry...
@Retired Col make sure you look at the parkers wholesale site. They don't make you buy thousands of anything but a lot of stuff is much cheaper if...
Brilliant name @Scroggin !
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