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  1. intel
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    Totally Amazed Just Seen A Hedgehog In Our Garden

    Glad youve got one.We have some running about . Havent had my big bonfire as of yet just incase theres one hiding in there.Its just a shame that the oh so lovely badger population has been...
    Glad youve got one.We have some running about . Havent had my big bonfire as of yet just incase theres one hiding in there.Its just a shame that the oh so lovely badger population has been allowed to explode resulting in the hedgehog population to collapse.
    Glad youve got one.We have some running about . Havent had my big bonfire as of yet just incase theres one hiding in there.Its just a shame that the oh so lovely badger population has been allowed to explode resulting in the hedgehog...
    Glad youve got one.We have some running about . Havent had my big bonfire as of yet just incase theres one hiding in there.Its just a shame that the oh so lovely badger population has been...
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  2. WeeTam

    Advice regarding the use of old straw ?

    This link shows how to create a straw bale planterMake a Straw Bale Planter - Bob Vila
    This link shows how to create a straw bale planterMake a Straw Bale Planter - Bob Vila
    This link shows how to create a straw bale planterMake a Straw Bale Planter - Bob Vila
    This link shows how to create a straw bale planterMake a Straw Bale Planter - Bob Vila
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  3. Sienna's Blossom

    Will 'Blind' daffodils ever flower again

    Yep, all watered in, and also expecting lots of rain over the weekend, so hopefully that'll help settle everything in nicely :)
    Yep, all watered in, and also expecting lots of rain over the weekend, so hopefully that'll help settle everything in nicely :)
    Yep, all watered in, and also expecting lots of rain over the weekend, so hopefully that'll help settle everything in nicely :)
    Yep, all watered in, and also expecting lots of rain over the weekend, so hopefully that'll help settle everything in nicely :)
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  4. Jack Sparrow

    Euphorbia

    they might have spread, I dont know, but they certainly ain't surfacing anywhere.:biggrin: Its still within 2 ft of where I planted it.:biggrin:
    they might have spread, I dont know, but they certainly ain't surfacing anywhere.:biggrin: Its still within 2 ft of where I planted it.:biggrin:
    they might have spread, I dont know, but they certainly ain't surfacing anywhere.:biggrin: Its still within 2 ft of where I planted it.:biggrin:
    they might have spread, I dont know, but they certainly ain't surfacing anywhere.:biggrin: Its still within 2 ft of where I planted it.:biggrin:
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  5. AndyS

    Sourcing Summer Bulbs

    Andy, Parkers, Avon Bulbs and all the well known seed companies sell all sorts of summer bulbs right now. :) You could visit locally too but at least compare varieties available and prices...
    Andy, Parkers, Avon Bulbs and all the well known seed companies sell all sorts of summer bulbs right now. :) You could visit locally too but at least compare varieties available and prices online. Not keen on big old sacks of mixed bulbs preferring to buy named varieties, colours, etc. You...
    Andy, Parkers, Avon Bulbs and all the well known seed companies sell all sorts of summer bulbs right now. :) You could visit locally too but at least compare varieties available and prices online. Not keen on big old sacks of mixed bulbs...
    Andy, Parkers, Avon Bulbs and all the well known seed companies sell all sorts of summer bulbs right now. :) You could visit locally too but at least compare varieties available and prices...
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  6. Barry79

    What to do with an overgrown Laurel Hedge

    :sign0016: to the forum You need to check for nests, and do it a bit quick smart
    :sign0016: to the forum You need to check for nests, and do it a bit quick smart
    :sign0016: to the forum You need to check for nests, and do it a bit quick smart
    :sign0016: to the forum You need to check for nests, and do it a bit quick smart
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  7. AndyS

    Geraniums & Shade

    @AndyS I also have a Pink winter flowering cherry.. Was staring at it yesterday but it didn't register .. Winter flowering Cherry - Prunus subhirtella Autumnalis Rosea
    @AndyS I also have a Pink winter flowering cherry.. Was staring at it yesterday but it didn't register .. Winter flowering Cherry - Prunus subhirtella Autumnalis Rosea
    @AndyS I also have a Pink winter flowering cherry.. Was staring at it yesterday but it didn't register .. Winter flowering Cherry - Prunus subhirtella Autumnalis Rosea
    @AndyS I also have a Pink winter flowering cherry.. Was staring at it yesterday but it didn't register .. Winter flowering Cherry - Prunus subhirtella Autumnalis Rosea
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  8. Lee Savage

    Climbing plants and good all year round border plants

    Brilliant,Thank you again for your help. Some fantastic suggestions and will certainly help me when I choose.Lee
    Brilliant,Thank you again for your help. Some fantastic suggestions and will certainly help me when I choose.Lee
    Brilliant,Thank you again for your help. Some fantastic suggestions and will certainly help me when I choose.Lee
    Brilliant,Thank you again for your help. Some fantastic suggestions and will certainly help me when I choose.Lee
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  9. Jack Sparrow

    Lavender

    My local B&M had some last time i went a few days ago might be worth a try.
    My local B&M had some last time i went a few days ago might be worth a try.
    My local B&M had some last time i went a few days ago might be worth a try.
    My local B&M had some last time i went a few days ago might be worth a try.
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  10. Lee Savage

    Planting in poor weather

    Depends on how well your soil drains too Lee. If the soil is not wet then get out there and plant your tree today.:) Even if Thursday is fine your soil may still not be any drier than it is now. I :noidea:
    Depends on how well your soil drains too Lee. If the soil is not wet then get out there and plant your tree today.:) Even if Thursday is fine your soil may still not be any drier than it is now. I :noidea:
    Depends on how well your soil drains too Lee. If the soil is not wet then get out there and plant your tree today.:) Even if Thursday is fine your soil may still not be any drier than it is now. I :noidea:
    Depends on how well your soil drains too Lee. If the soil is not wet then get out there and plant your tree today.:) Even if Thursday is fine your soil may still not be any drier than it is now. I :noidea:
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  11. Matt-tropical
    Like x 3

    That’s it today is the day

    Stay safe! Gardening is meant to be "healthy" not deadly :huh: :heehee:
    Stay safe! Gardening is meant to be "healthy" not deadly :huh: :heehee:
    Stay safe! Gardening is meant to be "healthy" not deadly :huh: :heehee:
    Stay safe! Gardening is meant to be "healthy" not deadly :huh: :heehee:
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  12. Lee Savage

    Need help with identifying this?

    Yes agree @Lee Savage it looks like Cotoneaster horizontalis it is the most popular.They are spreading, deciduous plants that usually grow to 2-3 feet tall, but they will spread up to 8 feet. ...
    Yes agree @Lee Savage it looks like Cotoneaster horizontalis it is the most popular.They are spreading, deciduous plants that usually grow to 2-3 feet tall, but they will spread up to 8 feet. The foliage turns reddish-purple in the autumn before dropping in mid-winter. Can be trained espalier...
    Yes agree @Lee Savage it looks like Cotoneaster horizontalis it is the most popular.They are spreading, deciduous plants that usually grow to 2-3 feet tall, but they will spread up to 8 feet. The foliage turns reddish-purple in the autumn...
    Yes agree @Lee Savage it looks like Cotoneaster horizontalis it is the most popular.They are spreading, deciduous plants that usually grow to 2-3 feet tall, but they will spread up to 8 feet. ...
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  13. Doghouse Riley

    Allotments

    Where we live we are the only people to grow veg and we live in the countryside, we do see lots of shop.com deliveries :mute: daily
    Where we live we are the only people to grow veg and we live in the countryside, we do see lots of shop.com deliveries :mute: daily
    Where we live we are the only people to grow veg and we live in the countryside, we do see lots of shop.com deliveries :mute: daily
    Where we live we are the only people to grow veg and we live in the countryside, we do see lots of shop.com deliveries :mute: daily
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  14. HarryS

    Cordyline Winter Protection ?

    Mine clearly thrive on neglect! They've all been in tubs since purchase (must be at least 5 years ago). Never watered, never fed ... haven't even topped up the compost. Last year they flowered...
    Mine clearly thrive on neglect! They've all been in tubs since purchase (must be at least 5 years ago). Never watered, never fed ... haven't even topped up the compost. Last year they flowered :yes: never knew they could!When I moved into my previous house there was a tub with a dead cordyline...
    Mine clearly thrive on neglect! They've all been in tubs since purchase (must be at least 5 years ago). Never watered, never fed ... haven't even topped up the compost. Last year they flowered :yes: never knew they could!When I moved into my...
    Mine clearly thrive on neglect! They've all been in tubs since purchase (must be at least 5 years ago). Never watered, never fed ... haven't even topped up the compost. Last year they flowered...
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  15. Phil A
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    WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN MARCH 2018

    Turn them round and pot them deeper when the time comes.. no one will ever know Loki ;):whistle:
    Turn them round and pot them deeper when the time comes.. no one will ever know Loki ;):whistle:
    Turn them round and pot them deeper when the time comes.. no one will ever know Loki ;):whistle:
    Turn them round and pot them deeper when the time comes.. no one will ever know Loki ;):whistle:
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  16. Sheps

    Secateurs

    The upper blade is razor sharp - it cuts 80gsm paper easily.Cotton, Polypropylene & Jute string.All can be cut with a single quick snip action if the string is brought in towards the valley...
    The upper blade is razor sharp - it cuts 80gsm paper easily.Cotton, Polypropylene & Jute string.All can be cut with a single quick snip action if the string is brought in towards the valley formed by the two blades.Sycamore branch, pear tree branch, 20mm blue PE water tubing & 13mm...
    The upper blade is razor sharp - it cuts 80gsm paper easily.Cotton, Polypropylene & Jute string.All can be cut with a single quick snip action if the string is brought in towards the valley formed by the two blades.Sycamore branch, pear...
    The upper blade is razor sharp - it cuts 80gsm paper easily.Cotton, Polypropylene & Jute string.All can be cut with a single quick snip action if the string is brought in towards the valley...
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  17. rhianc101

    Will this grow back?

    The problem with some plants is that although they may be a bit green under the bark high up, it can be residual moisture, you can even sometimes get a few tiny buds forming because there was...
    The problem with some plants is that although they may be a bit green under the bark high up, it can be residual moisture, you can even sometimes get a few tiny buds forming because there was enough moisture in the sap below them. But if it's not bright green under the bark, low down, it might...
    The problem with some plants is that although they may be a bit green under the bark high up, it can be residual moisture, you can even sometimes get a few tiny buds forming because there was enough moisture in the sap below them. But if it's not...
    The problem with some plants is that although they may be a bit green under the bark high up, it can be residual moisture, you can even sometimes get a few tiny buds forming because there was...
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  18. KFF
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  19. Mike77
    Like x 3

    Catnip

    :yikes: CATS! She's talking about CATS! :heehee:
    :yikes: CATS! She's talking about CATS! :heehee:
    :yikes: CATS! She's talking about CATS! :heehee:
    :yikes: CATS! She's talking about CATS! :heehee:
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  20. PEANUTPARADISE

    Tradescantia Wanted

    Amazon is brilliant for plants, especially if you don't have good garden centres close by. General searchRegarding the sellers, Perfect Plants is pricey, but they have interesting varieties and...
    Amazon is brilliant for plants, especially if you don't have good garden centres close by. General searchRegarding the sellers, Perfect Plants is pricey, but they have interesting varieties and the quality is first class. IR Plant and Garden Centre is more affordable and their plants are...
    Amazon is brilliant for plants, especially if you don't have good garden centres close by. General searchRegarding the sellers, Perfect Plants is pricey, but they have interesting varieties and the quality is first class. IR Plant and Garden...
    Amazon is brilliant for plants, especially if you don't have good garden centres close by. General searchRegarding the sellers, Perfect Plants is pricey, but they have interesting varieties and...
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    8
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    726

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