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Cat Deterrent Talk.? All post of this nature in this thread only.. Humane talk only please.!
That's got to have been the King Tom of the area! That's hilarious!
That's got to have been the King Tom of the area! That's hilarious!
That's got to have been the King Tom of the area! That's hilarious!
That's got to have been the King Tom of the area! That's hilarious!
Marley Farley
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Mrs. B.
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Did you know.... WASPS HATE PEPPERMINT..!!
Of my god, that's the first time I hear about this...
Of my god, that's the first time I hear about this...
Of my god, that's the first time I hear about this...
Of my god, that's the first time I hear about this...
Marley Farley
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Aug 12, 2018
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waylannder2002
Oct 3, 2023
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An Organic Mite Control Spray for your Greenhouse..!!
Hiya Daisybelle
As often as possible but for me 2 or 3 times is enough......an evening spray would keep foliage damp all night. I had peaches in a conservatory a few years back and red spider was...
Hiya Daisybelle
As often as possible but for me 2 or 3 times is enough......an evening spray would keep foliage damp all night. I had peaches in a conservatory a few years back and red spider was rife. I lightly sprayed with water regularly .....no sprays other than water for me on edible...
Hiya Daisybelle
As often as possible but for me 2 or 3 times is enough......an evening spray would keep foliage damp all night. I had peaches in a conservatory a few years back and red spider was rife. I lightly sprayed with water regularly...
Hiya Daisybelle
As often as possible but for me 2 or 3 times is enough......an evening spray would keep foliage damp all night. I had peaches in a conservatory a few years back and red spider was...
Marley Farley
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Verdun
Aug 2, 2018
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Lily Beetles and Larva...
Strangely they ate my cream little but two orange ones survive. I knocked one off my plant and squared it under my foot, left a great big red blob on the patio
Strangely they ate my cream little but two orange ones survive. I knocked one off my plant and squared it under my foot, left a great big red blob on the patio
Strangely they ate my cream little but two orange ones survive. I knocked one off my plant and squared it under my foot, left a great big red blob on the patio
Strangely they ate my cream little but two orange ones survive. I knocked one off my plant and squared it under my foot, left a great big red blob on the patio
Kandy
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May 30, 2011
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Kimberley
Sep 4, 2016
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Safe ways to deter Cats from your Garden Information only..
Cayenne or black pepper can be sprinkled around garden in your borders and anywhere you don't want them to go. This is rather unpleasant but harmless and apart from some sneezing it will...
Cayenne or black pepper can be sprinkled around garden in your borders and anywhere you don't want them to go. This is rather unpleasant but harmless and apart from some sneezing it will eventually keep them away from the area I have found. Garlic, in a spray, which contains garlic oil also...
Cayenne or black pepper can be sprinkled around garden in your borders and anywhere you don't want them to go. This is rather unpleasant but harmless and apart from some sneezing it will eventually keep them away from the area I have found....
Cayenne or black pepper can be sprinkled around garden in your borders and anywhere you don't want them to go. This is rather unpleasant but harmless and apart from some sneezing it will...
Marley Farley
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Marley Farley
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Please help with pepper plant
The edema nodules are part of the plant, so no need to remove them. Basically, you don't need to do anything.
The edema nodules are part of the plant, so no need to remove them. Basically, you don't need to do anything.
The edema nodules are part of the plant, so no need to remove them. Basically, you don't need to do anything.
The edema nodules are part of the plant, so no need to remove them. Basically, you don't need to do anything.
Sam Sam
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Apr 30, 2024 at 6:47 PM
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BobTG
May 2, 2024 at 5:52 PM
Help, trying to identify what is affecting my tomatoes.
Thank you for the reply, I am still not sure. My tomatoes are sitting in the greenhouse since the beginning of April, I doubt its sun scald, but it could be the reaction to cold, maybe. I am not...
Thank you for the reply, I am still not sure. My tomatoes are sitting in the greenhouse since the beginning of April, I doubt its sun scald, but it could be the reaction to cold, maybe. I am not sure. I wonder if potato-leaved tomatoes are more prone to cold-damage than regular tomatoes....
Thank you for the reply, I am still not sure. My tomatoes are sitting in the greenhouse since the beginning of April, I doubt its sun scald, but it could be the reaction to cold, maybe. I am not sure. I wonder if potato-leaved tomatoes are more...
Thank you for the reply, I am still not sure. My tomatoes are sitting in the greenhouse since the beginning of April, I doubt its sun scald, but it could be the reaction to cold, maybe. I am not...
Sloma
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Apr 24, 2024
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Sloma
Apr 24, 2024
Cornus controversa Variegata issue
Erigeron
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Apr 23, 2024
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Erigeron
Apr 23, 2024
Annuals that slugs and snails dislike
When I order my meat from 'The Wild Meat Company' it comes insulated with sheeps wool ....I make collars for my plants with it ..it seems to work.
When I order my meat from 'The Wild Meat Company' it comes insulated with sheeps wool ....I make collars for my plants with it ..it seems to work.
When I order my meat from 'The Wild Meat Company' it comes insulated with sheeps wool ....I make collars for my plants with it ..it seems to work.
When I order my meat from 'The Wild Meat Company' it comes insulated with sheeps wool ....I make collars for my plants with it ..it seems to work.
Baalmaiden
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Mar 19, 2024
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lolimac
Apr 22, 2024
Help with Bamboo
Stems look way too thin for phyllostachys, so I'll stick with my fargesia idea but what do I know...
Stems look way too thin for phyllostachys, so I'll stick with my fargesia idea but what do I know...
Stems look way too thin for phyllostachys, so I'll stick with my fargesia idea but what do I know...
Stems look way too thin for phyllostachys, so I'll stick with my fargesia idea but what do I know...
xxxDawnxxx
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Apr 21, 2024
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flounder
Apr 21, 2024
What is the problem with my violas?
Yes - I wouldn't be worried at all. They're tough. They're more likely to get slug damaged than anything else, which is why I rarely grow them now.
Yes - I wouldn't be worried at all. They're tough. They're more likely to get slug damaged than anything else, which is why I rarely grow them now.
Yes - I wouldn't be worried at all. They're tough. They're more likely to get slug damaged than anything else, which is why I rarely grow them now.
Yes - I wouldn't be worried at all. They're tough. They're more likely to get slug damaged than anything else, which is why I rarely grow them now.
daisym
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Apr 20, 2024
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fairygirl
Apr 21, 2024
Home made remedies pointless.
I personally go out every evening, look for the slugs and snails, collect them in a bucket and feed them to my chickens next morning. I don't manage to get every single slug and snail, there's the...
I personally go out every evening, look for the slugs and snails, collect them in a bucket and feed them to my chickens next morning. I don't manage to get every single slug and snail, there's the odd one or two that escape me, but I definitely have the numbers reduced. And at least Penny and...
I personally go out every evening, look for the slugs and snails, collect them in a bucket and feed them to my chickens next morning. I don't manage to get every single slug and snail, there's the odd one or two that escape me, but I definitely...
I personally go out every evening, look for the slugs and snails, collect them in a bucket and feed them to my chickens next morning. I don't manage to get every single slug and snail, there's the...
Mike Allen
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Sep 29, 2018
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Silas
Apr 20, 2024
Lilly beatle and vine weevil, at it already!
Funny KT53 they never bother my Hostas but instead decimate my climing rose (typically only after I treat the black spot, I swear that rose hates me). Can’t grow strawberries they never last the...
Funny KT53 they never bother my Hostas but instead decimate my climing rose (typically only after I treat the black spot, I swear that rose hates me). Can’t grow strawberries they never last the season and nematodes are so expensive here I tend to just work around with plants they ignore.
Funny KT53 they never bother my Hostas but instead decimate my climing rose (typically only after I treat the black spot, I swear that rose hates me). Can’t grow strawberries they never last the season and nematodes are so expensive here I tend...
Funny KT53 they never bother my Hostas but instead decimate my climing rose (typically only after I treat the black spot, I swear that rose hates me). Can’t grow strawberries they never last the...
Jacquiscrap
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Recently Emerged Buddleja Pest
Last year was the first time I'd seen significant aphid damage to Buddlejas, even to some B. davidii cultivars. It's been so bad so far this year (undercover), the aphids have even killed some...
Last year was the first time I'd seen significant aphid damage to Buddlejas, even to some B. davidii cultivars. It's been so bad so far this year (undercover), the aphids have even killed some immature plants. This seems to be nationwide problem, with people telling me about distorted foliage...
Last year was the first time I'd seen significant aphid damage to Buddlejas, even to some B. davidii cultivars. It's been so bad so far this year (undercover), the aphids have even killed some immature plants. This seems to be nationwide problem,...
Last year was the first time I'd seen significant aphid damage to Buddlejas, even to some B. davidii cultivars. It's been so bad so far this year (undercover), the aphids have even killed some...
The Buddleja Garden
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Apr 8, 2024
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The Buddleja Garden
Apr 8, 2024
Pear Tree Under Attack
Ah well there goes another problem. There's a nice sycamore tree at the back of our house belonging to a neighbour, it's about 4 or 5m away and it's up against the fence. It's no problem, I like...
Ah well there goes another problem. There's a nice sycamore tree at the back of our house belonging to a neighbour, it's about 4 or 5m away and it's up against the fence. It's no problem, I like it even though half of it overhangs, it doesn't block much sun. They've put a nest box on the tree,...
Ah well there goes another problem. There's a nice sycamore tree at the back of our house belonging to a neighbour, it's about 4 or 5m away and it's up against the fence. It's no problem, I like it even though half of it overhangs, it doesn't...
Ah well there goes another problem. There's a nice sycamore tree at the back of our house belonging to a neighbour, it's about 4 or 5m away and it's up against the fence. It's no problem, I like...
Jenny_Aster
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Apr 6, 2024
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Jenny_Aster
Apr 6, 2024
What's biting me?
Never heard of them. A bit impolite to bite when we haven't even been introduced! They don't look like flea bites . Had plenty of them when we had pets.
Never heard of them. A bit impolite to bite when we haven't even been introduced! They don't look like flea bites . Had plenty of them when we had pets.
Never heard of them. A bit impolite to bite when we haven't even been introduced! They don't look like flea bites . Had plenty of them when we had pets.
Never heard of them. A bit impolite to bite when we haven't even been introduced! They don't look like flea bites . Had plenty of them when we had pets.
BB3
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Apr 5, 2024
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BB3
Apr 6, 2024
What to do with Lichen on soil?
We used to get it in the front garden of a previous house - mature trees and a small, compacted 'lawn' etc. It usually disappeared of it's own accord through the main season. In borders, I'd agree...
We used to get it in the front garden of a previous house - mature trees and a small, compacted 'lawn' etc. It usually disappeared of it's own accord through the main season. In borders, I'd agree - some regular mulching will help and will also improve the soil structure which in turn will help...
We used to get it in the front garden of a previous house - mature trees and a small, compacted 'lawn' etc. It usually disappeared of it's own accord through the main season. In borders, I'd agree - some regular mulching will help and will also...
We used to get it in the front garden of a previous house - mature trees and a small, compacted 'lawn' etc. It usually disappeared of it's own accord through the main season. In borders, I'd agree...
DaveMK
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Apr 4, 2024
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fairygirl
Apr 5, 2024
Tree Peony Problems
Flowers of sulphur is a good fungicide.
Flowers of sulphur is a good fungicide.
Flowers of sulphur is a good fungicide.
Flowers of sulphur is a good fungicide.
Alf
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Mrs. B.
Apr 3, 2024
Phlox Pharaoh Blue Eye
Thank you.
Ah, I didn't realise they were prickly. Still, better than highly edible.
Thank you.
Ah, I didn't realise they were prickly. Still, better than highly edible.
Thank you.
Ah, I didn't realise they were prickly. Still, better than highly edible.
Thank you.
Ah, I didn't realise they were prickly. Still, better than highly edible.
ViewAhead
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Apr 1, 2024
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ViewAhead
Apr 1, 2024
Mystery bugs in the soil-believed to be beetles eventually ?
I tried the grit method on all my pots, not sure if it worked, but I didn't lose any plants.
I tried the grit method on all my pots, not sure if it worked, but I didn't lose any plants.
I tried the grit method on all my pots, not sure if it worked, but I didn't lose any plants.
I tried the grit method on all my pots, not sure if it worked, but I didn't lose any plants.
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Sheps
Mar 27, 2024
Hello, i have an amazing 10 year old Red Robin hedge, but three plants seem to be diseased?
In that case, maybe something called Photinia leaf spot. If the plants have been under stress due to the extremes of weather (hot dry summers and wet winters), this makes them more susceptible....
In that case, maybe something called Photinia leaf spot. If the plants have been under stress due to the extremes of weather (hot dry summers and wet winters), this makes them more susceptible. If your plants have been healthy up until now, the weather over the last 2 or 3 years might well have...
In that case, maybe something called Photinia leaf spot. If the plants have been under stress due to the extremes of weather (hot dry summers and wet winters), this makes them more susceptible. If your plants have been healthy up until now, the...
In that case, maybe something called Photinia leaf spot. If the plants have been under stress due to the extremes of weather (hot dry summers and wet winters), this makes them more susceptible....
Els
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Mar 24, 2024
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AnniD
Mar 24, 2024
Problem Skimmia - What to do
Many thanks for that. Truth be told I think it is in a poor location in an inherited garden so I think you have hit the nail on the head. I will keep up with other posters' advice on mulch,...
Many thanks for that. Truth be told I think it is in a poor location in an inherited garden so I think you have hit the nail on the head. I will keep up with other posters' advice on mulch, watering and feed etc. to give it TLC and give it the chance to be the best it can be in the location it...
Many thanks for that. Truth be told I think it is in a poor location in an inherited garden so I think you have hit the nail on the head. I will keep up with other posters' advice on mulch, watering and feed etc. to give it TLC and give it the...
Many thanks for that. Truth be told I think it is in a poor location in an inherited garden so I think you have hit the nail on the head. I will keep up with other posters' advice on mulch,...
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Paul-South-West
Mar 24, 2024
Hornbeam Problem
What are the conditions like? I know hornbeam can be happy with damper soil than beech, but even they can have too much of a good thing. Or maybe the soil has dried out in the past .., and the...
What are the conditions like? I know hornbeam can be happy with damper soil than beech, but even they can have too much of a good thing. Or maybe the soil has dried out in the past .., and the hornbeam was really struggling?
What are the conditions like? I know hornbeam can be happy with damper soil than beech, but even they can have too much of a good thing. Or maybe the soil has dried out in the past .., and the hornbeam was really struggling?
What are the conditions like? I know hornbeam can be happy with damper soil than beech, but even they can have too much of a good thing. Or maybe the soil has dried out in the past .., and the...
Andrew Wilson
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Mar 21, 2024
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Dovefromabove
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Caterpillars
I wondered about that too @JWK - just because there looked like a definite 'head'. I've never seen one in the flesh though, and I don't even know if we get them round here, so I've no idea about...
I wondered about that too @JWK - just because there looked like a definite 'head'. I've never seen one in the flesh though, and I don't even know if we get them round here, so I've no idea about timing. Mind you - I haven't seen any caterpillars yet. Probably still too early for them in my area.
I wondered about that too @JWK - just because there looked like a definite 'head'. I've never seen one in the flesh though, and I don't even know if we get them round here, so I've no idea about timing. Mind you - I haven't seen any caterpillars...
I wondered about that too @JWK - just because there looked like a definite 'head'. I've never seen one in the flesh though, and I don't even know if we get them round here, so I've no idea about...
wiseowl
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Leptospirosis, a warning.
I agree that squirrels can be dangerous.
In the Lake District they have lots of sign on the roads telling the squirrels to go slower.
I agree that squirrels can be dangerous.
In the Lake District they have lots of sign on the roads telling the squirrels to go slower.
I agree that squirrels can be dangerous.
In the Lake District they have lots of sign on the roads telling the squirrels to go slower.
I agree that squirrels can be dangerous.
In the Lake District they have lots of sign on the roads telling the squirrels to go slower.
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