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    Cuttings

    best time to take cuttings is when nobody is looking! i'm a professional gardener, and when people ask if they can take cuttings of plants in our...
    Post by: rudham1, Jul 27, 2007 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    A WWF (animals, not wrestlers!) game...

    worked fine for me, if only it were that easy though, know what you mean about the over indulgent moggie!
    Post by: rudham1, Jan 28, 2007 in forum: Games Arena
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    Norfolk Burnham Market Horticultural Society

    we are a group of like minded individuals who have relentlessly tried to encourage people to continue to support their village horticultural show,...
    Thread by: rudham1, Jan 28, 2007, 0 replies, in forum: Gardening Clubs and Societies List
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    FAVOURITE ONE LINERS

    heres a few 1- if at first you don't succeed, try management 2-i pretend to work, they pretend to pay me 3- don't question authority, they don't...
    Post by: rudham1, Apr 15, 2006 in forum: Off-Topic Discussion
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    Ailing Acer

    is your acer in a cold or windy spot, they don't always cope well with cold wind bud blasting happens commonly, which acer is it?
    Post by: rudham1, Apr 15, 2006 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Blickling Hall

    blickling is a beautiful place, don't visit it enough, very good head gardener, paul. quite a feat when they cut them. when your next looking at...
    Post by: rudham1, Apr 13, 2006 in forum: Garden Visits
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    Where to start?

    willow sucks water up like a sponge, willow hedge (just push into the ground) you may know willow shoots easily
    Post by: rudham1, Apr 13, 2006 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Feed and Weed Lawn - HELP!

    its called hollow tine aeration, thats the technical term, lawn sand or a granular moss, weed feed appply ganules as the rain falls out of the sky!
    Post by: rudham1, Apr 13, 2006 in forum: Lawns
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    small trees

    acer griseum,paper bark maple adds colour all year round quite cheap as well, won't grow too tall, and will still let light onto the ground underneath
    Post by: rudham1, Feb 16, 2006 in forum: Trees
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    hedgecutter pull start wont recoil

    best option if all else fails i find hammers can work, if the little one doesn't work, just try a slightly larger one, and so...
    Post by: rudham1, Feb 16, 2006 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    What are these?

    Lilly of the valley?
    Post by: rudham1, Feb 16, 2006 in forum: Identification Area
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    Can anyone explain?

    i agree with you pete, that cannot be an apple tree! not a chance i've pruned enough of them! that looks like holly, very straight branches>
    Post by: rudham1, Feb 16, 2006 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    new garden

    woodland garden under the trees lots of bark chippings, hosta's and astilbe's but they really need damp soil, this would be your best bet for...
    Post by: rudham1, Feb 16, 2006 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    garden gravel is green!

    some form of brick acid which burns the algae off is your best option, your local builders merchant should sell it, quite cheap and can be sprayed...
    Post by: rudham1, Feb 12, 2006 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Identify & Prune Tree

    looking at the photo's and everyones comments and suggestions i'd be inclined to say its a beech, like pete said the bark looks right and the...
    Post by: rudham1, Feb 7, 2006 in forum: Identification Area
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    Horse Manure

    not only does manure scorch the roots, but if it isn't well rotted it will draw nitrogen out of the soil to rot it down, the adverse effect, so...
    Post by: rudham1, Feb 6, 2006 in forum: Compost, Fertilisers & Recycling
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    LOG STORAGE?

    the logs will dry no problem, if your desparately worried about all the bugs, and your gonna lose sleep over it, then why not stack them outside...
    Post by: rudham1, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Scarifying

    scarify your lawns at the end of march, then you can top dress or fertilize, granular feed is fine, but do it just before your expecting rain,...
    Post by: rudham1, Feb 5, 2006 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Help with orchid needed

    your problem isn't the plant itself its the roots you need to sort out, when you potted up into a solid pot did you happen to take it out of a see...
    Post by: rudham1, Jan 28, 2006 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Shrub Garden Challenge

    you first need a windbreak, don't go for anything solid like a fence, your best bet is a natural wind break, escallonia rubra mecanthra doesn't...
    Post by: rudham1, Jan 28, 2006 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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