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  1. Ben James

    Back garden advice

    It was simon n's garden - threads are here and here showing end results.
    It was simon n's garden - threads are here and here showing end results.
    It was simon n's garden - threads are here and here showing end results.
    It was simon n's garden - threads are here and here showing end results.
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  2. Gryphi

    Plant ID

    Some of the flowers are fully open now, definitely looks like feverfew, super pretty!Sent from my HTC One mini using Tapatalk
    Some of the flowers are fully open now, definitely looks like feverfew, super pretty!Sent from my HTC One mini using Tapatalk
    Some of the flowers are fully open now, definitely looks like feverfew, super pretty!Sent from my HTC One mini using Tapatalk
    Some of the flowers are fully open now, definitely looks like feverfew, super pretty!Sent from my HTC One mini using Tapatalk
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  3. TheMadHedger

    Polyanthus seedlings and very thin stems

    Do Polyanthus seedling always have incredibly thin stems?I ask because I have some seedlings that are a couple of months old - on average each has six leaves, the largest of which are about an...
    Do Polyanthus seedling always have incredibly thin stems?I ask because I have some seedlings that are a couple of months old - on average each has six leaves, the largest of which are about an inch in diameter.The main stems though are incredibly thin where they enter the soil, particularly...
    Do Polyanthus seedling always have incredibly thin stems?I ask because I have some seedlings that are a couple of months old - on average each has six leaves, the largest of which are about an inch in diameter.The main stems though are...
    Do Polyanthus seedling always have incredibly thin stems?I ask because I have some seedlings that are a couple of months old - on average each has six leaves, the largest of which are about an...
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  4. Conbrue

    Miracle grow

    If it's "all purpose" then generally that's Ok for most things, for flowers you'll need a feed that's high in Phosphorus so use something like Miracle Gro Bloom Booster Flower Food (there are...
    If it's "all purpose" then generally that's Ok for most things, for flowers you'll need a feed that's high in Phosphorus so use something like Miracle Gro Bloom Booster Flower Food (there are other makes!)
    If it's "all purpose" then generally that's Ok for most things, for flowers you'll need a feed that's high in Phosphorus so use something like Miracle Gro Bloom Booster Flower Food (there are other makes!)
    If it's "all purpose" then generally that's Ok for most things, for flowers you'll need a feed that's high in Phosphorus so use something like Miracle Gro Bloom Booster Flower Food (there are...
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  5. HarryS

    Lawn Cutting during a Drought ?

    My lawns are starting to turn brown as we've had no rain here for just over a month and I have sandy soil which doesn't help. I still have to mow the weeds that are growing in it though and they...
    My lawns are starting to turn brown as we've had no rain here for just over a month and I have sandy soil which doesn't help. I still have to mow the weeds that are growing in it though and they get a short cut. I never water lawns as we need to conserve the water in our few reservoirs here but...
    My lawns are starting to turn brown as we've had no rain here for just over a month and I have sandy soil which doesn't help. I still have to mow the weeds that are growing in it though and they get a short cut. I never water lawns as we need to...
    My lawns are starting to turn brown as we've had no rain here for just over a month and I have sandy soil which doesn't help. I still have to mow the weeds that are growing in it though and they...
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  6. TMAK

    Solutions for horrible weeds

    Let them grow lots of foliage and then spray with roundup, wetting all leaves as much as possible.Leave at least three weeks before digging out.Then be prepared to hoe out seedlings that...
    Let them grow lots of foliage and then spray with roundup, wetting all leaves as much as possible.Leave at least three weeks before digging out.Then be prepared to hoe out seedlings that appear afterwards.
    Let them grow lots of foliage and then spray with roundup, wetting all leaves as much as possible.Leave at least three weeks before digging out.Then be prepared to hoe out seedlings that appear afterwards.
    Let them grow lots of foliage and then spray with roundup, wetting all leaves as much as possible.Leave at least three weeks before digging out.Then be prepared to hoe out seedlings that...
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  7. TheMadHedger

    Hydrangea cutting - query regarding flower buds

    I like the natural Fish Emulsion. but back to cuttings. It depends, if I have actually cut a healthy twig/branch and dipped it in hormone/growing powder, then yes, it goes in a pot with good...
    I like the natural Fish Emulsion. but back to cuttings. It depends, if I have actually cut a healthy twig/branch and dipped it in hormone/growing powder, then yes, it goes in a pot with good soil etc. to sit in a protected area for a good couple years or less depending on when I see the...
    I like the natural Fish Emulsion. but back to cuttings. It depends, if I have actually cut a healthy twig/branch and dipped it in hormone/growing powder, then yes, it goes in a pot with good soil etc. to sit in a protected area for a good...
    I like the natural Fish Emulsion. but back to cuttings. It depends, if I have actually cut a healthy twig/branch and dipped it in hormone/growing powder, then yes, it goes in a pot with good...
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  8. jennywren

    Jerusalem Artichokes

    It's OK I'm not going to touch them it's the rest of the jungle that needs attending to. I'm chuffed to bits they have appeared. :)
    It's OK I'm not going to touch them it's the rest of the jungle that needs attending to. I'm chuffed to bits they have appeared. :)
    It's OK I'm not going to touch them it's the rest of the jungle that needs attending to. I'm chuffed to bits they have appeared. :)
    It's OK I'm not going to touch them it's the rest of the jungle that needs attending to. I'm chuffed to bits they have appeared. :)
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  9. Acer chaser

    Front garden ideas?

    Thanks for replying Charliebot. I shall have a look at those shrubs you mentioned.
    Thanks for replying Charliebot. I shall have a look at those shrubs you mentioned.
    Thanks for replying Charliebot. I shall have a look at those shrubs you mentioned.
    Thanks for replying Charliebot. I shall have a look at those shrubs you mentioned.
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  10. Ingrid Fox-Fyfe

    Cornflowers

    thanks
    thanks
    thanks
    thanks
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  11. Rob Taylor

    Fast growing hedge ideas

    Have a look at this thread which is asking for similar ideas :)
    Have a look at this thread which is asking for similar ideas :)
    Have a look at this thread which is asking for similar ideas :)
    Have a look at this thread which is asking for similar ideas :)
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  12. raebhoop

    Manicata growers

    Right from the word go this year some leaves have appeared patchy and yellow...Even the side of the plant where the leaves appear dark green there is a yellow tinge to them.There were a few...
    Right from the word go this year some leaves have appeared patchy and yellow...Even the side of the plant where the leaves appear dark green there is a yellow tinge to them.There were a few cold nights as the leaves were emerging but the site is not particularly windy.The plant was resited...
    Right from the word go this year some leaves have appeared patchy and yellow...Even the side of the plant where the leaves appear dark green there is a yellow tinge to them.There were a few cold nights as the leaves were emerging but the site...
    Right from the word go this year some leaves have appeared patchy and yellow...Even the side of the plant where the leaves appear dark green there is a yellow tinge to them.There were a few...
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  13. clum111

    Spring and Summer Bulbs

    Thanks @Anthony Rogers This was what I was thinking and hoping for :)
    Thanks @Anthony Rogers This was what I was thinking and hoping for :)
    Thanks @Anthony Rogers This was what I was thinking and hoping for :)
    Thanks @Anthony Rogers This was what I was thinking and hoping for :)
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  14. TheMadHedger

    Polyanthus seeds - possible to germinate indoors in Summer for Autumn planting?

    I planted some Polyanthus seeds a few months ago but only managed to grow eight small healthy seedlings which I'm now hardening off and will plant out in the autumn - however, I need more.I can...
    I planted some Polyanthus seeds a few months ago but only managed to grow eight small healthy seedlings which I'm now hardening off and will plant out in the autumn - however, I need more.I can of course just buy plug plants in the autumn, but I'd rather grow from seed (I like the challenge :)...
    I planted some Polyanthus seeds a few months ago but only managed to grow eight small healthy seedlings which I'm now hardening off and will plant out in the autumn - however, I need more.I can of course just buy plug plants in the autumn, but...
    I planted some Polyanthus seeds a few months ago but only managed to grow eight small healthy seedlings which I'm now hardening off and will plant out in the autumn - however, I need more.I can...
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  15. wiseowl
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  16. Rob Taylor

    Small scale plant nursery?

    I can see that I have to set up this GC online seeds/plants/flowers/etc store myself...:psnp:
    I can see that I have to set up this GC online seeds/plants/flowers/etc store myself...:psnp:
    I can see that I have to set up this GC online seeds/plants/flowers/etc store myself...:psnp:
    I can see that I have to set up this GC online seeds/plants/flowers/etc store myself...:psnp:
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  17. Phil A
    Like x 3

    Preventing Potbound

    Is this similar to using air-pots?
    Is this similar to using air-pots?
    Is this similar to using air-pots?
    Is this similar to using air-pots?
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  18. fumanchu

    SHEDS

    And you still haven't learned, have you! :nonofinger: I notice you are still permitting picnicking in your garden :whistle:
    And you still haven't learned, have you! :nonofinger: I notice you are still permitting picnicking in your garden :whistle:
    And you still haven't learned, have you! :nonofinger: I notice you are still permitting picnicking in your garden :whistle:
    And you still haven't learned, have you! :nonofinger: I notice you are still permitting picnicking in your garden :whistle:
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  19. Redwing

    Chelsea - which are your favourite gardens?

    I watched the link which was posted and I watched the highlights show (sorry, too busy to have watched the lot throughout the week :redface: )While I do agree that the focus is predominantly on the...
    I watched the link which was posted and I watched the highlights show (sorry, too busy to have watched the lot throughout the week :redface: )While I do agree that the focus is predominantly on the designer (and to be able to create a show garden would certainly cost a very pretty penny) it shouldn't...
    I watched the link which was posted and I watched the highlights show (sorry, too busy to have watched the lot throughout the week :redface: )While I do agree that the focus is predominantly on the designer (and to be able to create a show garden would...
    I watched the link which was posted and I watched the highlights show (sorry, too busy to have watched the lot throughout the week :redface: )While I do agree that the focus is predominantly on the...
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  20. TheMadHedger

    Hand picking slugs (and snails) - does anyone else do this regularly?

    Not as often as others like to pretend ;) Well, not when there are juicy greens to be had (if the slugs left any, that is). :snorky:
    Not as often as others like to pretend ;) Well, not when there are juicy greens to be had (if the slugs left any, that is). :snorky:
    Not as often as others like to pretend ;) Well, not when there are juicy greens to be had (if the slugs left any, that is). :snorky:
    Not as often as others like to pretend ;) Well, not when there are juicy greens to be had (if the slugs left any, that is). :snorky:
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