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  1. ricky101

    New Gardening TV program.

    I've been on and off with Tichmarsh's programmes, some I hate and some are OK.Not keen when he starts crawling around the royals, or the garden make over types.
    I've been on and off with Tichmarsh's programmes, some I hate and some are OK.Not keen when he starts crawling around the royals, or the garden make over types.
    I've been on and off with Tichmarsh's programmes, some I hate and some are OK.Not keen when he starts crawling around the royals, or the garden make over types.
    I've been on and off with Tichmarsh's programmes, some I hate and some are OK.Not keen when he starts crawling around the royals, or the garden make over types.
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  2. PhilC

    Is it easy to block wisteria roots when planted in the ground?

    yeah the Kiwi that I have is Jenny but I'm not sure it enjoys being potted in a container.
    yeah the Kiwi that I have is Jenny but I'm not sure it enjoys being potted in a container.
    yeah the Kiwi that I have is Jenny but I'm not sure it enjoys being potted in a container.
    yeah the Kiwi that I have is Jenny but I'm not sure it enjoys being potted in a container.
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  3. Caecius

    Wooden Coping

    My pleasure.To answer your question, I would be inclined to pressure wash with a soft lance (don't use a turbo nozzle) and don't go too close. Follow up with a biocide such as this - and that...
    My pleasure.To answer your question, I would be inclined to pressure wash with a soft lance (don't use a turbo nozzle) and don't go too close. Follow up with a biocide such as this - and that should help inhibit recurrence.
    My pleasure.To answer your question, I would be inclined to pressure wash with a soft lance (don't use a turbo nozzle) and don't go too close. Follow up with a biocide such as this - and that should help inhibit recurrence.
    My pleasure.To answer your question, I would be inclined to pressure wash with a soft lance (don't use a turbo nozzle) and don't go too close. Follow up with a biocide such as this - and that...
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  4. scottyboy

    Oleria Henry Travis

    At least now you have the correct name to go searching.
    At least now you have the correct name to go searching.
    At least now you have the correct name to go searching.
    At least now you have the correct name to go searching.
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  5. Fat Controller

    Clematis...

    Was in Worthing Morrisons this afternoon/early evening, loads of different clematis for £2.50 each about a foot high. plenty of the old favourites amongst them
    Was in Worthing Morrisons this afternoon/early evening, loads of different clematis for £2.50 each about a foot high. plenty of the old favourites amongst them
    Was in Worthing Morrisons this afternoon/early evening, loads of different clematis for £2.50 each about a foot high. plenty of the old favourites amongst them
    Was in Worthing Morrisons this afternoon/early evening, loads of different clematis for £2.50 each about a foot high. plenty of the old favourites amongst them
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  6. hailbopp

    Timing to Prune Euonymus Red Cascade

    Robins have already built nests outside my window. :rolleyespink:
    Robins have already built nests outside my window. :rolleyespink:
    Robins have already built nests outside my window. :rolleyespink:
    Robins have already built nests outside my window. :rolleyespink:
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  7. hailbopp

    Advice re Bamboo please

    IME when you chop the stems they tend to put growth on sideways, so at least the pots will be full of rhizome :)
    IME when you chop the stems they tend to put growth on sideways, so at least the pots will be full of rhizome :)
    IME when you chop the stems they tend to put growth on sideways, so at least the pots will be full of rhizome :)
    IME when you chop the stems they tend to put growth on sideways, so at least the pots will be full of rhizome :)
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  8. fumanchu

    Rose and Azalea growing in pots

    That's great ricky thanks!
    That's great ricky thanks!
    That's great ricky thanks!
    That's great ricky thanks!
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  9. hailbopp

    Broken growing shoots Day Lilies

    If they don't have live tissue above the main root, they aren't likely to grow. If there's still green growth, just plant them and they should be ok but it might be next year before they do much.
    If they don't have live tissue above the main root, they aren't likely to grow. If there's still green growth, just plant them and they should be ok but it might be next year before they do much.
    If they don't have live tissue above the main root, they aren't likely to grow. If there's still green growth, just plant them and they should be ok but it might be next year before they do much.
    If they don't have live tissue above the main root, they aren't likely to grow. If there's still green growth, just plant them and they should be ok but it might be next year before they do much.
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  10. RicMetty

    Best online retailer

    I think I know who you mean but I can't remember the name at the moment either. :doh:I've just asked my offspring on 'Messenger', one of them will know. :)
    I think I know who you mean but I can't remember the name at the moment either. :doh:I've just asked my offspring on 'Messenger', one of them will know. :)
    I think I know who you mean but I can't remember the name at the moment either. :doh:I've just asked my offspring on 'Messenger', one of them will know. :)
    I think I know who you mean but I can't remember the name at the moment either. :doh:I've just asked my offspring on 'Messenger', one of them will know. :)
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  11. NigelJ
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    What's looking good February 2024

    Some very nice Hellebores on show :) makes me think I need some more :ideaIPB:
    Some very nice Hellebores on show :) makes me think I need some more :ideaIPB:
    Some very nice Hellebores on show :) makes me think I need some more :ideaIPB:
    Some very nice Hellebores on show :) makes me think I need some more :ideaIPB:
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  12. Pepe

    Places to buy Japanese maples and acers

    Not something I'd like to buy online but if were I probably use Ornamental trees or Bluebell arboretum I had a few plants from these last year which I were pleased with , or acers online never...
    Not something I'd like to buy online but if were I probably use Ornamental trees or Bluebell arboretum I had a few plants from these last year which I were pleased with , or acers online never used them before.
    Not something I'd like to buy online but if were I probably use Ornamental trees or Bluebell arboretum I had a few plants from these last year which I were pleased with , or acers online never used them before.
    Not something I'd like to buy online but if were I probably use Ornamental trees or Bluebell arboretum I had a few plants from these last year which I were pleased with , or acers online never...
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  13. Balc
    Like x 9

    Primroses over the years

    I think cowslips grow in limey areas. They were growing on the downs in Stroud when my mother in law lived there but primroses were rare. The opposite here in Cornwall. I have lots of the wild...
    I think cowslips grow in limey areas. They were growing on the downs in Stroud when my mother in law lived there but primroses were rare. The opposite here in Cornwall. I have lots of the wild ones and some Jack in the Green and a few gold laced ones which someone was selling at the end of their...
    I think cowslips grow in limey areas. They were growing on the downs in Stroud when my mother in law lived there but primroses were rare. The opposite here in Cornwall. I have lots of the wild ones and some Jack in the Green and a few gold laced...
    I think cowslips grow in limey areas. They were growing on the downs in Stroud when my mother in law lived there but primroses were rare. The opposite here in Cornwall. I have lots of the wild...
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  14. fumanchu

    The Planning Stage...

    Just bought it! you are such a wee enabler :biggrin::dancy::spinning: TY!
    Just bought it! you are such a wee enabler :biggrin::dancy::spinning: TY!
    Just bought it! you are such a wee enabler :biggrin::dancy::spinning: TY!
    Just bought it! you are such a wee enabler :biggrin::dancy::spinning: TY!
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  15. Charentejohn

    Do all pots need crocs for drainage ?

    I always put crocks in ‘cos Monty does.
    I always put crocks in ‘cos Monty does.
    I always put crocks in ‘cos Monty does.
    I always put crocks in ‘cos Monty does.
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  16. RudeBwoyUK

    Lucky Bamboo help needed

    I would like some advice please, I bought this from a well-known supermarket they've been growing amazingly and they are the point where I can propagate, they come in a stupid container not...
    I would like some advice please, I bought this from a well-known supermarket they've been growing amazingly and they are the point where I can propagate, they come in a stupid container not suitable for planting more in which I would need to replace to be able to grow more. Do you suggest...
    I would like some advice please, I bought this from a well-known supermarket they've been growing amazingly and they are the point where I can propagate, they come in a stupid container not suitable for planting more in which I would need to...
    I would like some advice please, I bought this from a well-known supermarket they've been growing amazingly and they are the point where I can propagate, they come in a stupid container not...
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  17. Charentejohn

    How to kill Ivy now rooted in a stone wall so hard to reach

    I wonder if putting glyphosate in a plastic bag tied onto the bottom of the cut ivy might work? As the leaves transpire, they might suck the glyphosate up the stem.
    I wonder if putting glyphosate in a plastic bag tied onto the bottom of the cut ivy might work? As the leaves transpire, they might suck the glyphosate up the stem.
    I wonder if putting glyphosate in a plastic bag tied onto the bottom of the cut ivy might work? As the leaves transpire, they might suck the glyphosate up the stem.
    I wonder if putting glyphosate in a plastic bag tied onto the bottom of the cut ivy might work? As the leaves transpire, they might suck the glyphosate up the stem.
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  18. fumanchu

    What would you do with this horrible front "garden" ?

    We just bought some of these, the grey ones they come in various sizes and heights. Not expensive, look good and I did see a long one like the shiny one used to screen a patio area. Maybe a 4-5m...
    We just bought some of these, the grey ones they come in various sizes and heights. Not expensive, look good and I did see a long one like the shiny one used to screen a patio area. Maybe a 4-5m long one as a 'non fence' planted with something colourful and evergreen ? We plan bee blossom and...
    We just bought some of these, the grey ones they come in various sizes and heights. Not expensive, look good and I did see a long one like the shiny one used to screen a patio area. Maybe a 4-5m long one as a 'non fence' planted with something...
    We just bought some of these, the grey ones they come in various sizes and heights. Not expensive, look good and I did see a long one like the shiny one used to screen a patio area. Maybe a 4-5m...
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  19. NoviceGardener2023

    Bird Feeder Type & Placement

    I have a bird feeder station supporting an evergreen Lonicera plus a young Sarococca at the base. The birds like the cover and as we don't have rats nor squirrels the thing works well....
    I have a bird feeder station supporting an evergreen Lonicera plus a young Sarococca at the base. The birds like the cover and as we don't have rats nor squirrels the thing works well.However, since I hung up a feeder on the low branches of a mature Viburnum, the posh feeder station only...
    I have a bird feeder station supporting an evergreen Lonicera plus a young Sarococca at the base. The birds like the cover and as we don't have rats nor squirrels the thing works well.However, since I hung up a feeder on the low branches of...
    I have a bird feeder station supporting an evergreen Lonicera plus a young Sarococca at the base. The birds like the cover and as we don't have rats nor squirrels the thing works well....
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  20. Charentejohn

    Metal raised bed on concrete, drainage required ?

    Some large some small Dahlias, in these containers it will be 2-3 dahlias + other plants. I can water ok as we have a cistern (about 4 cubic metres) close by. As I said we are the 'anti...
    Some large some small Dahlias, in these containers it will be 2-3 dahlias + other plants. I can water ok as we have a cistern (about 4 cubic metres) close by. As I said we are the 'anti gardeners' when it comes to plants, we lose a lot due to lack of knowledge and general inattention. Trying...
    Some large some small Dahlias, in these containers it will be 2-3 dahlias + other plants. I can water ok as we have a cistern (about 4 cubic metres) close by. As I said we are the 'anti gardeners' when it comes to plants, we lose a lot due to...
    Some large some small Dahlias, in these containers it will be 2-3 dahlias + other plants. I can water ok as we have a cistern (about 4 cubic metres) close by. As I said we are the 'anti...
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