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  1. Fat Controller

    Quick planter question - how deep?

    Two deep looks good to me - I would have to make mine longer and thinner though, or I would belt it with the car door getting out of the car
    Two deep looks good to me - I would have to make mine longer and thinner though, or I would belt it with the car door getting out of the car
    Two deep looks good to me - I would have to make mine longer and thinner though, or I would belt it with the car door getting out of the car
    Two deep looks good to me - I would have to make mine longer and thinner though, or I would belt it with the car door getting out of the car
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  2. Gwen austin

    id please

    I cut this one back to the ground 3 years ago :)
    I cut this one back to the ground 3 years ago :)
    I cut this one back to the ground 3 years ago :)
    I cut this one back to the ground 3 years ago :)
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  3. Gwen austin

    Id please

    Never disappointed many thanks
    Never disappointed many thanks
    Never disappointed many thanks
    Never disappointed many thanks
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  4. Yan

    Identifying a couple of shrubs

    Yes! We believe you!!! :whistle: :Wino: :nonofinger: :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Yes! We believe you!!! :whistle: :Wino: :nonofinger: :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Yes! We believe you!!! :whistle: :Wino: :nonofinger: :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Yes! We believe you!!! :whistle: :Wino: :nonofinger: :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
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  5. wiseowl

    Fence Idea

    I would be tempted to plant a honeysuckle (or three!!) along there. Lots of different varieties, varying flowering times, etc. The foliage is similar to bindweed (which can sometimes be v...
    I would be tempted to plant a honeysuckle (or three!!) along there. Lots of different varieties, varying flowering times, etc. The foliage is similar to bindweed (which can sometimes be v frustrating). But if you are happy to tolerate it, they could intertwine, you would have big showy white...
    I would be tempted to plant a honeysuckle (or three!!) along there. Lots of different varieties, varying flowering times, etc. The foliage is similar to bindweed (which can sometimes be v frustrating). But if you are happy to tolerate it, they...
    I would be tempted to plant a honeysuckle (or three!!) along there. Lots of different varieties, varying flowering times, etc. The foliage is similar to bindweed (which can sometimes be v...
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  6. blacktulip

    Advise needed for my ponds...

    Whatever else you do, please don`t subject fish to these ponds until you`re sure they are sound - stick to plants. This is what I did with my small pool of water.
    Whatever else you do, please don`t subject fish to these ponds until you`re sure they are sound - stick to plants. This is what I did with my small pool of water.
    Whatever else you do, please don`t subject fish to these ponds until you`re sure they are sound - stick to plants. This is what I did with my small pool of water.
    Whatever else you do, please don`t subject fish to these ponds until you`re sure they are sound - stick to plants. This is what I did with my small pool of water.
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  7. stephenprudence

    Question regarding aconitine (that deadly toxin)

    I read that the roots are 10 times more poisonous than the aerial part of the plant.
    I read that the roots are 10 times more poisonous than the aerial part of the plant.
    I read that the roots are 10 times more poisonous than the aerial part of the plant.
    I read that the roots are 10 times more poisonous than the aerial part of the plant.
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  8. blacktulip
    Like x 3

    Is this something I should concern about?

    I tend to think cats are their main enemy, see quite a few chewed dead ones each year.
    I tend to think cats are their main enemy, see quite a few chewed dead ones each year.
    I tend to think cats are their main enemy, see quite a few chewed dead ones each year.
    I tend to think cats are their main enemy, see quite a few chewed dead ones each year.
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  9. Scudo

    Interesting gardening video

    And if you want to plan your vegetable garden on the cheap: catbernardi : I will plan your vegetable garden for $5 on www.fiverr.com
    And if you want to plan your vegetable garden on the cheap: catbernardi : I will plan your vegetable garden for $5 on www.fiverr.com
    And if you want to plan your vegetable garden on the cheap: catbernardi : I will plan your vegetable garden for $5 on www.fiverr.com
    And if you want to plan your vegetable garden on the cheap: catbernardi : I will plan your vegetable garden for $5 on www.fiverr.com
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  10. pamsdish
    Informative x 5

    Epsom Salt

    Wouldn`t like the use of ammonia either.
    Wouldn`t like the use of ammonia either.
    Wouldn`t like the use of ammonia either.
    Wouldn`t like the use of ammonia either.
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  11. Steve R

    Root trainer help.

    Great things to plant in, but the roots will wind round and round and up their own yin yang so when planted out they do not root into the soil as readily.Compare that to the middle photo above...
    Great things to plant in, but the roots will wind round and round and up their own yin yang so when planted out they do not root into the soil as readily.Compare that to the middle photo above where the roots are trained down instead, these plants are ready to grow away as soon as they are...
    Great things to plant in, but the roots will wind round and round and up their own yin yang so when planted out they do not root into the soil as readily.Compare that to the middle photo above where the roots are trained down instead, these...
    Great things to plant in, but the roots will wind round and round and up their own yin yang so when planted out they do not root into the soil as readily.Compare that to the middle photo above...
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  12. ricky101
    Informative x 4

    Sharp Sand - how good is yours ?

    My House and garden, ricky, is built on more that a depth of 350' of sand and there is a disused old Roman sand quarry, [the Romans have all gone home:snorky:], with about 25 yards from the front door of...
    My House and garden, ricky, is built on more that a depth of 350' of sand and there is a disused old Roman sand quarry, [the Romans have all gone home:snorky:], with about 25 yards from the front door of the House. So, early tests proved it was slightly alkaline and, while being a greedy, hungry soil,...
    My House and garden, ricky, is built on more that a depth of 350' of sand and there is a disused old Roman sand quarry, [the Romans have all gone home:snorky:], with about 25 yards from the front door of the House. So, early tests proved it was...
    My House and garden, ricky, is built on more that a depth of 350' of sand and there is a disused old Roman sand quarry, [the Romans have all gone home:snorky:], with about 25 yards from the front door of...
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  13. wiseowl

    Lavender Question

    Well mine were those mini plugs (the size of ur fingertip type) i've just nipped put the ends to make them bushy-wasn't precious about it as they were only cheap. They're not bad-not as good as...
    Well mine were those mini plugs (the size of ur fingertip type) i've just nipped put the ends to make them bushy-wasn't precious about it as they were only cheap. They're not bad-not as good as the ones woo has bought but not bad for the price/effort.
    Well mine were those mini plugs (the size of ur fingertip type) i've just nipped put the ends to make them bushy-wasn't precious about it as they were only cheap. They're not bad-not as good as the ones woo has bought but not bad for the...
    Well mine were those mini plugs (the size of ur fingertip type) i've just nipped put the ends to make them bushy-wasn't precious about it as they were only cheap. They're not bad-not as good as...
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  14. Scudo

    Hose out already

    Send it this way!
    Send it this way!
    Send it this way!
    Send it this way!
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  15. Kayleigh

    Gardena Micro Irrigation Set Up.

    Hi Kayleigh, I use the Gardena system in 2 greenhouses and a polytunnel. From personal experience: Worth shopping around to get PLENTY more drips and also the rubber stoppers to close holes in...
    Hi Kayleigh, I use the Gardena system in 2 greenhouses and a polytunnel. From personal experience: Worth shopping around to get PLENTY more drips and also the rubber stoppers to close holes in main pipe when you have put them in the wrong place! ALWAYS use their orange device for making the...
    Hi Kayleigh, I use the Gardena system in 2 greenhouses and a polytunnel. From personal experience: Worth shopping around to get PLENTY more drips and also the rubber stoppers to close holes in main pipe when you have put them in the wrong place!...
    Hi Kayleigh, I use the Gardena system in 2 greenhouses and a polytunnel. From personal experience: Worth shopping around to get PLENTY more drips and also the rubber stoppers to close holes in...
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  16. NigelJ

    Any body grown Gladiolus flanaganii

    Yes, you're probably right. I am so paranoid about making sure the planting medium is open and free draining that I suspect they are on starvation rations :)
    Yes, you're probably right. I am so paranoid about making sure the planting medium is open and free draining that I suspect they are on starvation rations :)
    Yes, you're probably right. I am so paranoid about making sure the planting medium is open and free draining that I suspect they are on starvation rations :)
    Yes, you're probably right. I am so paranoid about making sure the planting medium is open and free draining that I suspect they are on starvation rations :)
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  17. CarolineL

    Gorse-scented but not gorse...

    I love the viburnum smell - more like carnation I think. Surprised that Rue is coconutty. NigelJ - my garden is pretty windswept - azara would have to be in my polytunnel!
    I love the viburnum smell - more like carnation I think. Surprised that Rue is coconutty. NigelJ - my garden is pretty windswept - azara would have to be in my polytunnel!
    I love the viburnum smell - more like carnation I think. Surprised that Rue is coconutty. NigelJ - my garden is pretty windswept - azara would have to be in my polytunnel!
    I love the viburnum smell - more like carnation I think. Surprised that Rue is coconutty. NigelJ - my garden is pretty windswept - azara would have to be in my polytunnel!
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  18. Jimcub

    Pyracanthia

    Thanks all for the input I will have to think hard where I put it ow.
    Thanks all for the input I will have to think hard where I put it ow.
    Thanks all for the input I will have to think hard where I put it ow.
    Thanks all for the input I will have to think hard where I put it ow.
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  19. laurence peddle

    which centrepiece tree for conifer garden and how to restrict height of large trees bought small

    One of my Standishii's as promised
    One of my Standishii's as promised
    One of my Standishii's as promised
    One of my Standishii's as promised
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  20. David E Peacock

    Home made soil sterilizer - help please!

    I have a wood smoker/oven that I bake my dirt in every fall.I have a solar oven as well that I would never dream of using to cook buggy soil. I disagree with making an efficient one cheaply. I...
    I have a wood smoker/oven that I bake my dirt in every fall.I have a solar oven as well that I would never dream of using to cook buggy soil. I disagree with making an efficient one cheaply. I did this plus made a solar water heater to test the theory and then went on to buy the real deal....
    I have a wood smoker/oven that I bake my dirt in every fall.I have a solar oven as well that I would never dream of using to cook buggy soil. I disagree with making an efficient one cheaply. I did this plus made a solar water heater to test the...
    I have a wood smoker/oven that I bake my dirt in every fall.I have a solar oven as well that I would never dream of using to cook buggy soil. I disagree with making an efficient one cheaply. I...
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