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Lol . oh lady you wouldnt belive it.lol.And it wasnt haloween.
Lol . oh lady you wouldnt belive it.lol.And it wasnt haloween.
Lol . oh lady you wouldnt belive it.lol.And it wasnt haloween.
Lol . oh lady you wouldnt belive it.lol.And it wasnt haloween.
daz and debs
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Apr 13, 2007
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daz and debs
Apr 13, 2007
stones or no stones??
oh thats alright then me backs killing picking them up never ending ill chuck a few back in lol :D
oh thats alright then me backs killing picking them up never ending ill chuck a few back in lol :D
oh thats alright then me backs killing picking them up never ending ill chuck a few back in lol :D
oh thats alright then me backs killing picking them up never ending ill chuck a few back in lol :D
gandygardener
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Apr 13, 2007
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gandygardener
Apr 13, 2007
Ipomoea indica help
They are certainly hardy enough to survive winter in a greenhouse, and if they like the position they grow like other more common ipomoeas.They are said to be much hardier than the normal ones....
They are certainly hardy enough to survive winter in a greenhouse, and if they like the position they grow like other more common ipomoeas.They are said to be much hardier than the normal ones. This site has a picture and brief description, just put 'ipomoea indica' in the search...
They are certainly hardy enough to survive winter in a greenhouse, and if they like the position they grow like other more common ipomoeas.They are said to be much hardier than the normal ones. This site has a picture and brief description, just...
They are certainly hardy enough to survive winter in a greenhouse, and if they like the position they grow like other more common ipomoeas.They are said to be much hardier than the normal ones....
Stokie
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Apr 13, 2007
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Liz
Apr 14, 2007
Plants for crevices
I like Sedum acre but it is not as showy as that picture :eek: It sometimes takes a bit of experimenting with what works well for your wall but it is worth it.
I like Sedum acre but it is not as showy as that picture :eek: It sometimes takes a bit of experimenting with what works well for your wall but it is worth it.
I like Sedum acre but it is not as showy as that picture :eek: It sometimes takes a bit of experimenting with what works well for your wall but it is worth it.
I like Sedum acre but it is not as showy as that picture :eek: It sometimes takes a bit of experimenting with what works well for your wall but it is worth it.
redfifi1717
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Apr 8, 2007
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digital flower
Apr 14, 2007
this is debs
She sure is Strange but she looks a lot like my mother-in-law:D
She sure is Strange but she looks a lot like my mother-in-law:D
She sure is Strange but she looks a lot like my mother-in-law:D
She sure is Strange but she looks a lot like my mother-in-law:D
daz and debs
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Apr 13, 2007
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Paladin
Apr 14, 2007
Buxus Topiary fron scratch
Help needed!! Could anyone give me detailed (idiots guide!)how to start buxus topiary. I have 3 plants I bought last year, they are about 12ins high now and I would like to shape them into...
Help needed!! Could anyone give me detailed (idiots guide!)how to start buxus topiary. I have 3 plants I bought last year, they are about 12ins high now and I would like to shape them into corkscrews but don't know how to start. I would be grateful for any advice. Cheers Gill P.s Isn't the...
Help needed!! Could anyone give me detailed (idiots guide!)how to start buxus topiary. I have 3 plants I bought last year, they are about 12ins high now and I would like to shape them into corkscrews but don't know how to start. I would be...
Help needed!! Could anyone give me detailed (idiots guide!)how to start buxus topiary. I have 3 plants I bought last year, they are about 12ins high now and I would like to shape them into...
GC
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Apr 14, 2007
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GC
Apr 14, 2007
buddleia cutting?
I saw a program called City Gardiner on the televison a couple of years ago, in which it was said that the the common bramble and Buddleia were the two most tenacious of all British plants. ie it...
I saw a program called City Gardiner on the televison a couple of years ago, in which it was said that the the common bramble and Buddleia were the two most tenacious of all British plants. ie it is virtually impossible to kill them.
I saw a program called City Gardiner on the televison a couple of years ago, in which it was said that the the common bramble and Buddleia were the two most tenacious of all British plants. ie it is virtually impossible to kill them.
I saw a program called City Gardiner on the televison a couple of years ago, in which it was said that the the common bramble and Buddleia were the two most tenacious of all British plants. ie it...
LooseLotty
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Mar 31, 2007
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PeterS
Apr 14, 2007
Cornflower Seeds
Gilly - I sow everything in seed trays then transfer to small pots. Even the things that do not like to be transplanted. I just turn the seed packet picture towards the seeds. This prevents the...
Gilly - I sow everything in seed trays then transfer to small pots. Even the things that do not like to be transplanted. I just turn the seed packet picture towards the seeds. This prevents the seeds reading the instructions and getting stroppy. Seems to work. :D
Gilly - I sow everything in seed trays then transfer to small pots. Even the things that do not like to be transplanted. I just turn the seed packet picture towards the seeds. This prevents the seeds reading the instructions and getting stroppy....
Gilly - I sow everything in seed trays then transfer to small pots. Even the things that do not like to be transplanted. I just turn the seed packet picture towards the seeds. This prevents the...
Gillypetunia
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Mar 29, 2007
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PeterS
Apr 14, 2007
Begonia luxurians revisited
Thanks for that DaveP, will look in next time I'm down that way.
Thanks for that DaveP, will look in next time I'm down that way.
Thanks for that DaveP, will look in next time I'm down that way.
Thanks for that DaveP, will look in next time I'm down that way.
DaveP
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Apr 13, 2007
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672
Blackthorn
Apr 14, 2007
Hanging Baskets
Thanks for your help....
Thanks for your help....
Thanks for your help....
Thanks for your help....
Lizz
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Apr 12, 2007
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Lizz
Apr 14, 2007
Max / Min Thermometer
Still working faultlessly !
Still working faultlessly !
Still working faultlessly !
Still working faultlessly !
oktarine
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Mar 5, 2007
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oktarine
Apr 15, 2007
Starting summer bulbs off in pots?
Hi, I leave all my cannas out and ismene and 2 hardy hedychiums, all winter and all have loads of shoots on them already. My hardy gingers are tara and forestii. 3 other gingers I've got I had...
Hi, I leave all my cannas out and ismene and 2 hardy hedychiums, all winter and all have loads of shoots on them already. My hardy gingers are tara and forestii. 3 other gingers I've got I had them in cold greenhouse and they have sprouted too!! :D
Hi, I leave all my cannas out and ismene and 2 hardy hedychiums, all winter and all have loads of shoots on them already. My hardy gingers are tara and forestii. 3 other gingers I've got I had them in cold greenhouse and they have sprouted too!! :D
Hi, I leave all my cannas out and ismene and 2 hardy hedychiums, all winter and all have loads of shoots on them already. My hardy gingers are tara and forestii. 3 other gingers I've got I had...
RYDALL
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Mar 26, 2007
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446
Tropical Oasis
Apr 15, 2007
Crassula (Money plant)
I had one about 20 years ago gave my sister a cutting and hers is now huge with big trunk. As for mine over the years I'm left with 3 cuttings from original plant, the rest just seemed to fall...
I had one about 20 years ago gave my sister a cutting and hers is now huge with big trunk. As for mine over the years I'm left with 3 cuttings from original plant, the rest just seemed to fall over and break or went funny! hope I get these to be huge like my sisters!!!
I had one about 20 years ago gave my sister a cutting and hers is now huge with big trunk. As for mine over the years I'm left with 3 cuttings from original plant, the rest just seemed to fall over and break or went funny! hope I get these to be...
I had one about 20 years ago gave my sister a cutting and hers is now huge with big trunk. As for mine over the years I'm left with 3 cuttings from original plant, the rest just seemed to fall...
Rich
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Apr 15, 2007
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Tropical Oasis
Apr 15, 2007
cordyline - roots
Cheers Liz Sounds encouraging Mick
Cheers Liz Sounds encouraging Mick
Cheers Liz Sounds encouraging Mick
Cheers Liz Sounds encouraging Mick
mad mick-w
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Apr 15, 2007
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mad mick-w
Apr 15, 2007
Whats our Alan been up to?
:D :D :D Love Delia's Mars Specials too!!!!
:D :D :D Love Delia's Mars Specials too!!!!
:D :D :D Love Delia's Mars Specials too!!!!
:D :D :D Love Delia's Mars Specials too!!!!
roders
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Apr 14, 2007
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Honey Bee
Apr 15, 2007
Starting out plants
Thanks Fran. That monthly guide is a great help - you've put a lot of work in!
Thanks Fran. That monthly guide is a great help - you've put a lot of work in!
Thanks Fran. That monthly guide is a great help - you've put a lot of work in!
Thanks Fran. That monthly guide is a great help - you've put a lot of work in!
Sarah_999
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Apr 15, 2007
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Sarah_999
Apr 15, 2007
Dahlia help
I am so glad that someone else doesnt know either!!! I bought a load mail order then when I went to plant them hadnt got a clue. In the end mine had little bits on the one end where I presume the...
I am so glad that someone else doesnt know either!!! I bought a load mail order then when I went to plant them hadnt got a clue. In the end mine had little bits on the one end where I presume the previos years flower was so I decided that way was up! Planted them anyway. They were all dried and...
I am so glad that someone else doesnt know either!!! I bought a load mail order then when I went to plant them hadnt got a clue. In the end mine had little bits on the one end where I presume the previos years flower was so I decided that way was...
I am so glad that someone else doesnt know either!!! I bought a load mail order then when I went to plant them hadnt got a clue. In the end mine had little bits on the one end where I presume the...
Gillypetunia
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Apr 15, 2007
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lazy-gardener
Apr 16, 2007
Fuschia carmel blue
Hi Daiseybelle, I bought some Carmel blue last year and love it, its a bush fuchsia looks great in pots and easy to propergate. Go for it
Hi Daiseybelle, I bought some Carmel blue last year and love it, its a bush fuchsia looks great in pots and easy to propergate. Go for it
Hi Daiseybelle, I bought some Carmel blue last year and love it, its a bush fuchsia looks great in pots and easy to propergate. Go for it
Hi Daiseybelle, I bought some Carmel blue last year and love it, its a bush fuchsia looks great in pots and easy to propergate. Go for it
daisybelle
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Apr 12, 2007
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chips
Apr 16, 2007
flowering cherry
:( Thanks for that Blackthorn twasnt what I wanted to hear but I guess you are probably right. I'll have to see how it goes
:( Thanks for that Blackthorn twasnt what I wanted to hear but I guess you are probably right. I'll have to see how it goes
:( Thanks for that Blackthorn twasnt what I wanted to hear but I guess you are probably right. I'll have to see how it goes
:( Thanks for that Blackthorn twasnt what I wanted to hear but I guess you are probably right. I'll have to see how it goes
chips
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Apr 16, 2007
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chips
Apr 16, 2007
An unusual daisy
Hi Ti.
Hi Ti.
Hi Ti.
Hi Ti.
Rich
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Apr 15, 2007
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992
Rich
Apr 16, 2007
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