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    Growing Potatoes from this year's crop?

    Hi, thanks both:) Varieties are Pink fir apple, Desiree, Arran victory, and Apache. I too have been growing Pink fir apple for a while now, I find...
    Post by: Liz, Sep 11, 2014 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Growing Potatoes from this year's crop?

    Hi all, Owing in part to a very late start on the allotment, we have a large number of small potatoes. The crop has been healthy, no diseases...
    Thread by: Liz, Sep 11, 2014, 5 replies, in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Walnut tree trouble

    Might be just autumn approaching? A lot of trees round here have already started leaf shedding and dying.
    Post by: Liz, Sep 8, 2014 in forum: Trees
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    Can't Have a Pond so I'll Have a Bucket :)

    I think spring is best as it gives the lilies etc a bit of growing time to settle in. I had a large 1/2 barrel with goldfish and water lilies. The...
    Post by: Liz, Aug 28, 2014 in forum: Water Gardening
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    See Through/Transparent Waterbutt?

    I agree with Madahhlia and Kristen. I used to have a large wooden 1/2 barrel in which several goldfish and waterlilies grew happily, and as long...
    Post by: Liz, Aug 28, 2014 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Small azelea snapped off branches :-(

    You could try gently loosening the roots and tilting it. My daughter did this successfully with a little acer that was trodden on by the dog!
    Post by: Liz, Aug 28, 2014 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Can you id these container plants please

    I have had awful trouble with vine weevils when overwintering fuchsia, so if possible repot before cutting back for winter. When I first...
    Post by: Liz, Aug 28, 2014 in forum: Identification Area
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    Another shrub(this is a flat low shrub)

    Blue spruce?
    Post by: Liz, Aug 26, 2014 in forum: Identification Area
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    palmatum plant : leaves curl up and dry 30 - 50 %

    Looks like a passiflora?
    Post by: Liz, Aug 24, 2014 in forum: Container Gardening
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    palmatum plant : leaves curl up and dry 30 - 50 %

    Looking more closely at pictures, it doesn't look like an Acer, it looks like a climber- any more details of name? Although what I said about the...
    Post by: Liz, Aug 24, 2014 in forum: Container Gardening
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    Is my Olive Tree diseased?

    How certain are you that this tree is an olive? I note it has a little sign in front of it, but to me it looks more like some variety of...
    Post by: Liz, Aug 24, 2014 in forum: Trees
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    palmatum plant : leaves curl up and dry 30 - 50 %

    I gather this is an Acer palmatum, in which case the answer might be that it is getting too much strong sunshine. It might be that rain has fallen...
    Post by: Liz, Aug 24, 2014 in forum: Container Gardening
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    Caterpillars

    I hope it didn't eat too much fuchsia-and that you moved it somewhere safe!
    Post by: Liz, Aug 22, 2014 in forum: Pests, Diseases and Cures
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    Clay soil and drainage

    Thanks both- obviously the willow is a long term option, but it would benefit all in the future! I had been trying to think of ways to stop a...
    Post by: Liz, Aug 22, 2014 in forum: Allotments Discussion
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    Clay soil and drainage

    Hi all, We have an allotment with heavy clay soil. In winter parts of it become waterlogged- the lady next us says there is water running...
    Thread by: Liz, Aug 22, 2014, 5 replies, in forum: Allotments Discussion
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    My Allotment's Work In Progress

    PS do you know the method of building compost bins by cutting notches at each end of the slats so that they slot together? Much easier than nails...
    Post by: Liz, Aug 22, 2014 in forum: Allotments Discussion
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    My Allotment's Work In Progress

    I'm impressed with your progress- it seems you are working on your own? It has helped a lot that I help my daughter as she has done the digging...
    Post by: Liz, Aug 22, 2014 in forum: Allotments Discussion
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    Should I go for this plot?

    I am intrigued by the lasagne or lassagne method- will have to look it up!We started on the allotment in March. This is why we really had no...
    Post by: Liz, Aug 21, 2014 in forum: Allotments Discussion
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    Should I go for this plot?

    First of all to Jungle Jane, we have limited time to spend at the allotment, mainly Sunday afternoons. As we have the greenhouse we also have to...
    Post by: Liz, Aug 21, 2014 in forum: Allotments Discussion
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    Should I go for this plot?

    We decided not to use weed killer on the allotment. We have used a combination of covering with the woven anti weed fabric and digging. My 16 year...
    Post by: Liz, Aug 20, 2014 in forum: Allotments Discussion
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