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  1. rustyroots

    Honey suckle.

    Yes it can be trained, but it all depends on how tall it is suppose to grow. I have had one on my deck for the last 20 years easy. The deck is about 4 foot off the ground, then the railing...
    Yes it can be trained, but it all depends on how tall it is suppose to grow. I have had one on my deck for the last 20 years easy. The deck is about 4 foot off the ground, then the railing about 4 foot, so it grows up over that in a draping affect, and it does not spill further anywhere...
    Yes it can be trained, but it all depends on how tall it is suppose to grow. I have had one on my deck for the last 20 years easy. The deck is about 4 foot off the ground, then the railing about 4 foot, so it grows up over that in a draping...
    Yes it can be trained, but it all depends on how tall it is suppose to grow. I have had one on my deck for the last 20 years easy. The deck is about 4 foot off the ground, then the railing...
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  2. Linz

    Camellia japonica - does it look ok?

    Thanks again Nigel, just asked he didn't tease the roots. I think it was in the pot it came in for a good while before I bought it, I soaked it before planting as it was bone dry actually. Will...
    Thanks again Nigel, just asked he didn't tease the roots. I think it was in the pot it came in for a good while before I bought it, I soaked it before planting as it was bone dry actually. Will take a gander at that site now. Cheers :blue thumb:
    Thanks again Nigel, just asked he didn't tease the roots. I think it was in the pot it came in for a good while before I bought it, I soaked it before planting as it was bone dry actually. Will take a gander at that site now. Cheers :blue thumb:
    Thanks again Nigel, just asked he didn't tease the roots. I think it was in the pot it came in for a good while before I bought it, I soaked it before planting as it was bone dry actually. Will...
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  3. HarryS

    T and M £1 a packet seeds.

    If anybody wants to 'borrow' a £5 off online code, PM me when you are ready to order and I'll PM it to you, but I'll need the £5 you get with your order confirmation PM'd back to me ASAP....
    If anybody wants to 'borrow' a £5 off online code, PM me when you are ready to order and I'll PM it to you, but I'll need the £5 you get with your order confirmation PM'd back to me ASAP. Potentially £50's worth of seeds for £6.95, 70p/pkt (£10 - £5 +£1.95 P&P). If £5 codes are no longer being...
    If anybody wants to 'borrow' a £5 off online code, PM me when you are ready to order and I'll PM it to you, but I'll need the £5 you get with your order confirmation PM'd back to me ASAP. Potentially £50's worth of seeds for £6.95, 70p/pkt (£10 -...
    If anybody wants to 'borrow' a £5 off online code, PM me when you are ready to order and I'll PM it to you, but I'll need the £5 you get with your order confirmation PM'd back to me ASAP....
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  4. Scrungee
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  5. Sheal

    Overnight temperature

    Sorry all, I've found out it isn't veg being grown but flowers but the temperature issue would be the same for most anyway. :)
    Sorry all, I've found out it isn't veg being grown but flowers but the temperature issue would be the same for most anyway. :)
    Sorry all, I've found out it isn't veg being grown but flowers but the temperature issue would be the same for most anyway. :)
    Sorry all, I've found out it isn't veg being grown but flowers but the temperature issue would be the same for most anyway. :)
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  6. PeterS
    Informative x 10

    Agapanthus

    I have bressingham blue which is deciduous, and evergreens in africanuus, black pantha and another which I can't remember the name of (£1 from the range) which is a very pale blue. All of mine are...
    I have bressingham blue which is deciduous, and evergreens in africanuus, black pantha and another which I can't remember the name of (£1 from the range) which is a very pale blue. All of mine are in pots which I put in the greenhouse in winter.
    I have bressingham blue which is deciduous, and evergreens in africanuus, black pantha and another which I can't remember the name of (£1 from the range) which is a very pale blue. All of mine are in pots which I put in the greenhouse in winter.
    I have bressingham blue which is deciduous, and evergreens in africanuus, black pantha and another which I can't remember the name of (£1 from the range) which is a very pale blue. All of mine are...
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  7. Redwing

    Clematis armandii

    the obvious answer would be to ask our member Armandii...:redface:
    the obvious answer would be to ask our member Armandii...:redface:
    the obvious answer would be to ask our member Armandii...:redface:
    the obvious answer would be to ask our member Armandii...:redface:
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  8. Fat Controller

    Sugar & vinegar?

    Ive feed my Brugs molasses in summer,only a bit about once a month,it is quite strong and tasty :) no idea if it helps though it didnt do them no harm ...my hens love it too :)
    Ive feed my Brugs molasses in summer,only a bit about once a month,it is quite strong and tasty :) no idea if it helps though it didnt do them no harm ...my hens love it too :)
    Ive feed my Brugs molasses in summer,only a bit about once a month,it is quite strong and tasty :) no idea if it helps though it didnt do them no harm ...my hens love it too :)
    Ive feed my Brugs molasses in summer,only a bit about once a month,it is quite strong and tasty :) no idea if it helps though it didnt do them no harm ...my hens love it too :)
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  9. Ian Taylor

    Where does our gardening influence's come from.

    Good post.None of my family have never been interested in gardening other than a few bedding plants and so my interest mostly came from good old Alan Titchmarsh and Ground Force. However, I...
    Good post.None of my family have never been interested in gardening other than a few bedding plants and so my interest mostly came from good old Alan Titchmarsh and Ground Force. However, I never really did much gardening until I was in my mid-twenties, I couldnt have told the difference...
    Good post.None of my family have never been interested in gardening other than a few bedding plants and so my interest mostly came from good old Alan Titchmarsh and Ground Force. However, I never really did much gardening until I was in my...
    Good post.None of my family have never been interested in gardening other than a few bedding plants and so my interest mostly came from good old Alan Titchmarsh and Ground Force. However, I...
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  10. SimonZ

    Planting in rain

    No the canes aren't attached to anything Simon, just pushed in between the branches and into the ground.The shed I had built for me. I built the greenhouse with some assistance from my son. It's...
    No the canes aren't attached to anything Simon, just pushed in between the branches and into the ground.The shed I had built for me. I built the greenhouse with some assistance from my son. It's not difficult with decent instructions that come with the pack. :)
    No the canes aren't attached to anything Simon, just pushed in between the branches and into the ground.The shed I had built for me. I built the greenhouse with some assistance from my son. It's not difficult with decent instructions that come...
    No the canes aren't attached to anything Simon, just pushed in between the branches and into the ground.The shed I had built for me. I built the greenhouse with some assistance from my son. It's...
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  11. JackJJW

    Small grasses

    Yes I thought the Agrostis in particular looked great - although it's not really a small grass :D more medium lol.I like the Festuca elija. I am very tempted but might try and get it without...
    Yes I thought the Agrostis in particular looked great - although it's not really a small grass :D more medium lol.I like the Festuca elija. I am very tempted but might try and get it without the postage.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    Yes I thought the Agrostis in particular looked great - although it's not really a small grass :D more medium lol.I like the Festuca elija. I am very tempted but might try and get it without the postage.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    Yes I thought the Agrostis in particular looked great - although it's not really a small grass :D more medium lol.I like the Festuca elija. I am very tempted but might try and get it without...
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  12. Brookesey82

    Help identify a plant we has last year

    You can buy seeds for climbing petunias but most are for the trailing types you grew last year.No, it dies off over winter.If you didn't collect any seeds last year I doubt there will be...
    You can buy seeds for climbing petunias but most are for the trailing types you grew last year.No, it dies off over winter.If you didn't collect any seeds last year I doubt there will be any remaining. I buy them as small bedding plants each spring as it's much easier than growing from seeds.
    You can buy seeds for climbing petunias but most are for the trailing types you grew last year.No, it dies off over winter.If you didn't collect any seeds last year I doubt there will be any remaining. I buy them as small bedding plants...
    You can buy seeds for climbing petunias but most are for the trailing types you grew last year.No, it dies off over winter.If you didn't collect any seeds last year I doubt there will be...
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  13. AndyS

    Community Growing Project

    Much obliged to you all :)And yes, that is the website @Scrungee - due an update with our new projects imminently.Thanks again, Andy
    Much obliged to you all :)And yes, that is the website @Scrungee - due an update with our new projects imminently.Thanks again, Andy
    Much obliged to you all :)And yes, that is the website @Scrungee - due an update with our new projects imminently.Thanks again, Andy
    Much obliged to you all :)And yes, that is the website @Scrungee - due an update with our new projects imminently.Thanks again, Andy
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  14. intel

    Anyone Seen Endless Illumination in the UK

    Thanks Anthony,I did look at Browallia and these are an hybird of that plant, the appeal really about Endless Illumination was that they prefer part shade or shade to full sun....which opens up...
    Thanks Anthony,I did look at Browallia and these are an hybird of that plant, the appeal really about Endless Illumination was that they prefer part shade or shade to full sun....which opens up areas for a hanging baskets etc that normally would not be suitable for these types of plants plus...
    Thanks Anthony,I did look at Browallia and these are an hybird of that plant, the appeal really about Endless Illumination was that they prefer part shade or shade to full sun....which opens up areas for a hanging baskets etc that normally...
    Thanks Anthony,I did look at Browallia and these are an hybird of that plant, the appeal really about Endless Illumination was that they prefer part shade or shade to full sun....which opens up...
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  15. JohnD

    I've got worms!

    @JohnD Glad to see somebody else has worms! :blue thumb:The whole Leachate thing... yehh. I also did reasearch and it's a minefield really. By following one person's advice, you're doing something wrong in...
    @JohnD Glad to see somebody else has worms! :blue thumb:The whole Leachate thing... yehh. I also did reasearch and it's a minefield really. By following one person's advice, you're doing something wrong in somebody else's eyes. Just go with what feels right :biggrin:I put the leachate onto the compost heap. If...
    @JohnD Glad to see somebody else has worms! :blue thumb:The whole Leachate thing... yehh. I also did reasearch and it's a minefield really. By following one person's advice, you're doing something wrong in somebody else's eyes. Just go with what feels...
    @JohnD Glad to see somebody else has worms! :blue thumb:The whole Leachate thing... yehh. I also did reasearch and it's a minefield really. By following one person's advice, you're doing something wrong in...
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  16. Soph_G

    Raised beds on top of wooden decking

    A neighbour had raised beds on wheels custom built for use on her decking.
    A neighbour had raised beds on wheels custom built for use on her decking.
    A neighbour had raised beds on wheels custom built for use on her decking.
    A neighbour had raised beds on wheels custom built for use on her decking.
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  17. BeeHappy
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    To all the GC er's - Set your reminder's :)

    Great to see them back,first signs of Spring.I see we have anew member of their team, a mad friend for Monty........Nellie. I always enjoy Monty's perspective on all things gardening. Happy days.
    Great to see them back,first signs of Spring.I see we have anew member of their team, a mad friend for Monty........Nellie. I always enjoy Monty's perspective on all things gardening. Happy days.
    Great to see them back,first signs of Spring.I see we have anew member of their team, a mad friend for Monty........Nellie. I always enjoy Monty's perspective on all things gardening. Happy days.
    Great to see them back,first signs of Spring.I see we have anew member of their team, a mad friend for Monty........Nellie. I always enjoy Monty's perspective on all things gardening. Happy days.
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  18. PrunusB95

    Hardy Fuschias, how hardy?

    Thanks for the information. I live near St Albans in Hertfordshire. Last summer when I planted them from their 9cm pots I added 2 cm of extra earth on top, so hopefully that should be enough. I've...
    Thanks for the information. I live near St Albans in Hertfordshire. Last summer when I planted them from their 9cm pots I added 2 cm of extra earth on top, so hopefully that should be enough. I've got some in my front garden facing North and East and the rest in my back garden facing South. A...
    Thanks for the information. I live near St Albans in Hertfordshire. Last summer when I planted them from their 9cm pots I added 2 cm of extra earth on top, so hopefully that should be enough. I've got some in my front garden facing North and East...
    Thanks for the information. I live near St Albans in Hertfordshire. Last summer when I planted them from their 9cm pots I added 2 cm of extra earth on top, so hopefully that should be enough. I've...
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  19. clanless

    Experiment with daffs

    A minor incident Anthony. Ha ha. I always enjoyed Top gear and as Sheal said, he tells it as it is. I do agree though that I wouldn't let him near a garden. He he.
    A minor incident Anthony. Ha ha. I always enjoyed Top gear and as Sheal said, he tells it as it is. I do agree though that I wouldn't let him near a garden. He he.
    A minor incident Anthony. Ha ha. I always enjoyed Top gear and as Sheal said, he tells it as it is. I do agree though that I wouldn't let him near a garden. He he.
    A minor incident Anthony. Ha ha. I always enjoyed Top gear and as Sheal said, he tells it as it is. I do agree though that I wouldn't let him near a garden. He he.
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  20. silu
    Like x 4

    Do you too have a plant which doesn't conform to what the "book" says.

    Wow @Victoria that looks a fantastic place and agree the weather does look good.:blue thumb: My friend was boasting about how warm it was going to be over there in February so was shocked that they had all...
    Wow @Victoria that looks a fantastic place and agree the weather does look good.:blue thumb: My friend was boasting about how warm it was going to be over there in February so was shocked that they had all that rain.Her face was as long as my arm:snorky:. Could do with living somewhere nice and hot as my Arthritis...
    Wow @Victoria that looks a fantastic place and agree the weather does look good.:blue thumb: My friend was boasting about how warm it was going to be over there in February so was shocked that they had all that rain.Her face was as long as my arm:snorky:. Could do...
    Wow @Victoria that looks a fantastic place and agree the weather does look good.:blue thumb: My friend was boasting about how warm it was going to be over there in February so was shocked that they had all...
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