I was wondering whether to be be brutal and take out branches to increase air flow. It's basically a leaf umbrella at the moment.
Dear all (especially @misterQ ) I need help! I attach a picture of my nectarine bought as a "patio tree" in 2019(I think). In the past it hasn't...
I used to have trouble keeping coreopsis going on clay! It obviously likes your conditions.
Wow @CanadianLori ! I guess you and @redstar have it easy by comparison to @John Stern ! Even @hydrogardener probably has worse winters than us....
@John Stern well I for one love to see the difference in conditions for gardeners in other parts of the world. We have other locations here...
Nice tomato @hydrogardener ! I have Purple Cherokee which gives me 1/2 pound fruits. Tbh, I find it difficult to use the bigger ones - a couple of...
I have found that when a section kinks, it's more prone to happening there again. However my experience with connectors is that they catch on...
I have been putting off getting rid of some mature plants that are too big or don't contribute enough. I hate killing them after they've grown so...
Potted up some plants from a friend. He and I go to Farmyard Nurseries, buy loads each, and then, when possible, divide the plants to share. He is...
I'd agree re Maskotka productivity. My poor plants are outside in tubs, and seems to have more fruit than foliage! Next time I'll keep them...
Yes. I bought creosoted posts for my pony grazing area - otherwise around here ordinary tantalised posts rot in only a couple of years. Apparently...
I have nettles and other big weeds nearby, but rarely see peacocks and admirals. However I saw an elephant hawk moth last week (in daylight which...
Thanks @NigelJ - I have creocote which is pretty smelly!
Thanks @Robert Bowen, @shiney - I'll definitely try the Jeyes fluid as a fairly gentle option. There are a couple of badger sets in my woodland...
Used battery hedge trimmer to cut back big weeds encroaching from behind fence next to stream. It revealed where the badgers have been coming in...
That's an interesting question! As they are mostly solitary, how would they inform the others? It's not like they have lots of sisters like bees...
Could you just put them in a mesh onion sack in a thin layer on a shelf? Not ideal, but a lot quicker than stringing them.
[ATTACH] A pack of just pink tigridia at local store actually was pink! (The yellow and orange ones are great, but not next to pink alstroemeria.)
I've been using an old Bosch one for a couple of years. It's excellent, and battery lasted longer than I could (on my Ryobi kit, I used battery...
As @misterQ said, but depending on the model, some sprayers have an inner section that you can remove as he said, and sometimes it's the whole...
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