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Carrie Thomas: Obsessed by aquilegias especially doubles with yellow.
You can watch it now online on [MEDIA] The aquilegia collection is about 20 minutes into the program
Post by: Carrie Thomas, May 31, 2014 in forum: New Members Introduction
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Growing Aquilegias
sowing early spring is good. I find when mine fail it's usually that I've let the top of the compost dry out. With a January sowing it may take 3...
Post by: Carrie Thomas, May 31, 2014 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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Growing Aquilegias
ANYTHING including outside. i use an unheated greenhouse here in S Wales, but that's mainly for my comfort and to keep all the neighbourhood cats...
Post by: Carrie Thomas, May 31, 2014 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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Carrie Thomas: Obsessed by aquilegias especially doubles with yellow.
.I too am using alternative methods. Two homeopathy-like radionics blends, the first to buck plants up (well humans really, its testing it to...
Post by: Carrie Thomas, May 31, 2014 in forum: New Members Introduction
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Carrie Thomas: Obsessed by aquilegias especially doubles with yellow.
Yes, that's my quote. RHS said they started getting reports from members last year to their advisory service, though Defra/Fera had known about it...
Post by: Carrie Thomas, May 30, 2014 in forum: New Members Introduction
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Growing Aquilegias
I don't do that, however I do sow most of mine in January and they get an automatic cold period that way, very naturally. My suggestion.... divide...
Post by: Carrie Thomas, May 30, 2014 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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Collect Aquilegia (columbine, granny's bonnets) seed now for a marvellous display in 2 years time!
Looking forward to it...when the aquilegias flower again...! Meanwhile watch on S4C 9pm this wednesday when Byw yn yr ardd will be featureing 4-6...
Post by: Carrie Thomas, Jul 8, 2012 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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Collect Aquilegia (columbine, granny's bonnets) seed now for a marvellous display in 2 years time!
Deadheading will keep them flowering but the flowers become smaller and smaller on shorter & shorter stems, and the plants are weakened, i believe...
Post by: Carrie Thomas, Jul 8, 2012 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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Carrie Thomas: Obsessed by aquilegias especially doubles with yellow.
Absolutely stunning! it looks wonderful by photo and it must take your breath away to see it in real life! Don't think I've seen so many together...
Post by: Carrie Thomas, Jul 8, 2012 in forum: New Members Introduction
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Carrie Thomas: Obsessed by aquilegias especially doubles with yellow.
Like the wide range that you got from my Seeds Joolz, especially the 2nd pic with a lovely light pink and creamy double (perhaps the creaminess...
Post by: Carrie Thomas, Jul 8, 2012 in forum: New Members Introduction
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Well deserved carrie! Touchwood Aquilegias
[ATTACH][ATTACH] Thanks for posting this Joolz, here's the photo to go with the announcement, of the nursery rows, and also of the filming (my...
Post by: Carrie Thomas, Jul 8, 2012 in forum: Events
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Carrie Thomas: Obsessed by aquilegias especially doubles with yellow.
Thanks Shiney....someone else mentioned gardeners corner on facebook and yup, I finally got here myself! Glad you remembered me!
Post by: Carrie Thomas, Jul 7, 2012 in forum: New Members Introduction
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Collect Aquilegia (columbine, granny's bonnets) seed now for a marvellous display in 2 years time!
[ATTACH] I'm busy collecting seeds from my aquilegias....Problem is the rain makes collecting times few and far between as you need dry pods to...
Thread by: Carrie Thomas, Jul 7, 2012, 21 replies, in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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Carrie Thomas: Obsessed by aquilegias especially doubles with yellow.
Hello, I'm Carrie Thomas, a keen plantswoman with an interest in unusual and rare gardenworthy plants, as well as cottage garden favourites. I...
Thread by: Carrie Thomas, Jul 7, 2012, 24 replies, in forum: New Members Introduction

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