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    Begonia Semperflorens

    Does the same go for trailing begonia Spruce?
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Dec 20, 2014 in forum: Other Plants
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    Begonia Semperflorens

    Thanks Sruce, quite a few people said that too. It's still very mild and up to 12 deg in the day. Crazy weather.
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Dec 20, 2014 in forum: Other Plants
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    Begonia Semperflorens

    I have quite a few Begonia's and I have been given varying tips on how to keep them over the winter. It seems to be one of those "I wish I never...
    Thread by: Bournemouth Gardener, Dec 20, 2014, 14 replies, in forum: Other Plants
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    What's your favourite hand tool?

    It's helped me that's for sure!
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 27, 2014 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    Gro sure

    The photo I put up was the wrong one Harry it was plant feed. It's usually £10 - £14 depending where you buy it. I bought a few bags of sure grow...
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 25, 2014 in forum: Freebies, Offers & Bargains
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    Gro sure

    2 kg Gro Sure planting magic - £2 in Wilkinsons
    Thread by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 23, 2014, 3 replies, in forum: Freebies, Offers & Bargains
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    Goodbye lawn. Hello pond!

    Now that's what I call a pond!!! Pretty damn cool KindredSpirit that's an awesome job.
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 22, 2014 in forum: Water Gardening
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    What's your favourite hand tool?

    Definitely my issued jungle knife. Never mind the weeds it will cut down trees, great for digging and totally unbreakable.... Jiffy you need to...
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 22, 2014 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    Help with grass seed for a coastal garden.

    Hang out for what you want I say and it will all come in good time. I think I said in an earlier post that I have only just moved here and I have...
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 21, 2014 in forum: Lawns
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    Help with grass seed for a coastal garden.

    I had to try Sheal you never know your luck I say. Good luck with the house hunt all the same.
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 21, 2014 in forum: Lawns
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    Alpines. Piccies of

    They are fantastic KSpirit. I won't be doing any for a while but when I do I will send you the photos. Thanks for the inspiration.
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 21, 2014 in forum: Alpine Gardening
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    Help with grass seed for a coastal garden.

    Sorry for the slow response Sheal but I didn't see your reply.Brilliant.... I am off to the woods today! :)In response to your earlier reply...
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 21, 2014 in forum: Lawns
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    Alpines. Piccies of

    My first impression of these pots was not great but on a second look they are really unusual and would look great in the right place. I am...
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 20, 2014 in forum: Alpine Gardening
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    Help with grass seed for a coastal garden.

    Guilty, guilty' guilty!!! Been there, done that and in all honesty I probably (definitely) would have done it again if it wasn't for this site. TY...
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 19, 2014 in forum: Lawns
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    So I've Taken Up Wood Carving....

    Awesome work I love it!!!
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 19, 2014 in forum: Members Hobbies
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    Help with grass seed for a coastal garden.

    P.s. Whoever it was that told me about the aerating malarkey I hope it is worth it because it really didn't do my tennis elbow very good! No pain...
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 19, 2014 in forum: Lawns
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    Photo Editing Software

    I hear you Armandll but maybe you are far more fortunate than many people. Personally I enjoy keeping up to date with photoshop and as I am not...
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 19, 2014 in forum: Photography Talk
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    Help with grass seed for a coastal garden.

    Before I read past your first paragraph Sheal let me say as inexperienced as I am I totally agree and very well said. Life learning never ends!...
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 19, 2014 in forum: Lawns
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    Photo Editing Software

    I am not sure I agree Armandii.The cheapest version of cs6 I can find is £329 so at £8 per month it would take would take 3 1/2 year to pay it off...
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 19, 2014 in forum: Photography Talk
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    Photo Editing Software

    PS CS6 all the way for me. I rent it online for about £8 per month
    Post by: Bournemouth Gardener, Oct 18, 2014 in forum: Photography Talk
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