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    Apples

    Hello BFGIf you can get some graftwood from the tree, growth that is fairly straight without side shoots from the upper part of the tree I...
    Post by: GardenGerald, Nov 23, 2008 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Mulberry from cuttings

    Hello Prastio The graftwood ideally should be taken when the Mother Tree is fully dormant, this for the Mulberry is about two weeks over the...
    Post by: GardenGerald, Oct 19, 2008 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Fruit Tree Graftwood

    Hello WalnutThe varieties at Brogdale should be safe but its the other two thousand that are at great risk and of course the Under New...
    Post by: GardenGerald, Oct 19, 2008 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Fruit Tree Graftwood

    I am very interested in building up a collection of unusual varieties of fruit trees in particular Apples. At the present time I do have a number...
    Thread by: GardenGerald, Oct 18, 2008, 2 replies, in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Help Please

    Can anyone tell me what a Kermith Pruning Machine is and how does it work. Many thanks. Gerald.
    Thread by: GardenGerald, Apr 22, 2007, 2 replies, in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Apple tree

    hans,How old is the tree?Best wishesGerald.
    Post by: GardenGerald, Oct 4, 2005 in forum: Trees
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    massive pear tree very little fruit

    Hello StonHow many pear trees do you have?Do your neighbours have any pear trees?Best wishesGerald.
    Post by: GardenGerald, Sep 22, 2005 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    lawn being dug up every night!

    What about a Badger, they will and can pull your garden to pieces. They are becoming a real problem in many areas and they certainly are able to...
    Post by: GardenGerald, Sep 10, 2005 in forum: Lawns
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    Hello!/Sunflowers

    HelloDwarf and extra dwarf Sunflowers produce several flowers per plant and range in height from 35cm to 70cm. Cut flower Sunflowers are usually...
    Post by: GardenGerald, Jun 20, 2005 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Pesticides

    The contact number for The Neem People is 01437 764 415. Hope this helps Pete. Best wishes, Gerald.
    Post by: GardenGerald, Jun 20, 2005 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    growing gerber daisies

    Hello, Did you put plants in shade to re establish after potting ? If not, do so now and if kept moist but not over watered your African daisies...
    Post by: GardenGerald, Jun 18, 2005 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Pesticides

    Hello. Following on from Frans elbow grease and to enable you all year round use of your greenhouse two non chemical alternatives you could use...
    Post by: GardenGerald, Jun 18, 2005 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Slugs & Snails

    Hello becca. You could try a liquid slug remedy, these are much safer than pellets. Garlic water and Rhubarb water are two organic suggestions....
    Post by: GardenGerald, Jun 13, 2005 in forum: Pests, Diseases and Cures
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    Members, please look here

    Hello Nathan,Found this good site when just browsing the web.Best wishes,Gerald.
    Post by: GardenGerald, Jun 13, 2005 in forum: Off-Topic Discussion
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    Rhubarb leaves

    Hello Bill, Point of clarification regarding mixture-add 50 ml solution to 1 ltr cold water. Best wishes, Gerald.
    Post by: GardenGerald, Jun 11, 2005 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Rhubarb leaves

    Hello Bill. You could always put the Rhubarb leaves in boiling water and simmer for about half an hour, then use a vegetable masher to break up...
    Post by: GardenGerald, Jun 11, 2005 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    wilting mallow

    Hello, It may be that the plant just requires a good soaking but check that the plant is still firmly in the soil. Field voles are very...
    Post by: GardenGerald, Jun 9, 2005 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    cats

    Hello, Most cats seem to dislike the smell of grated citrus fruit peel.It is worth a try and worked for me. I have not had good results with...
    Post by: GardenGerald, Jun 8, 2005 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Fig tree pruning question

    Hello I fully agree with pete 2255. I do hope you have contained the fig in a pot or container. Figs that are allowed an unrestricted root run...
    Post by: GardenGerald, Jun 7, 2005 in forum: Trees
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    Tree roots

    The product Root Out will destroy roots and convert them to a Nitrogen rich food.Drill holes or make cuts in stump and apply taking care not to...
    Post by: GardenGerald, Jun 6, 2005 in forum: Trees
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