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How do you organise your seed packets?
Rubber bands! Why didn't I think of that?!
Rubber bands! Why didn't I think of that?!
Rubber bands! Why didn't I think of that?!
Rubber bands! Why didn't I think of that?!
Samuel_1988
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Mar 11, 2014
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Jungle Jane
Mar 12, 2014
Storing seeds in a polytunnel - any advice?
If leaving seeds in a plastic container in a polytunnel, place it somewhere innacessible to mice or inside a metal tin.
If leaving seeds in a plastic container in a polytunnel, place it somewhere innacessible to mice or inside a metal tin.
If leaving seeds in a plastic container in a polytunnel, place it somewhere innacessible to mice or inside a metal tin.
If leaving seeds in a plastic container in a polytunnel, place it somewhere innacessible to mice or inside a metal tin.
Samuel_1988
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Mar 11, 2014
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Scrungee
Mar 12, 2014
Sticks......
FC ....You could try electrical/appliance shops, they tend to have bits and pieces laying around after unboxing display items.
FC ....You could try electrical/appliance shops, they tend to have bits and pieces laying around after unboxing display items.
FC ....You could try electrical/appliance shops, they tend to have bits and pieces laying around after unboxing display items.
FC ....You could try electrical/appliance shops, they tend to have bits and pieces laying around after unboxing display items.
Fat Controller
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Mar 10, 2014
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Sheal
Mar 11, 2014
Gingers - cutting back?
As to Cannas, I've always cut them back once dry, again its down to overwintering on quite cool conditions, if you keep them warm enough to grow then maybe the unflowered stems from last year...
As to Cannas, I've always cut them back once dry, again its down to overwintering on quite cool conditions, if you keep them warm enough to grow then maybe the unflowered stems from last year might flower this year.
As to Cannas, I've always cut them back once dry, again its down to overwintering on quite cool conditions, if you keep them warm enough to grow then maybe the unflowered stems from last year might flower this year.
As to Cannas, I've always cut them back once dry, again its down to overwintering on quite cool conditions, if you keep them warm enough to grow then maybe the unflowered stems from last year...
PeterS
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Mar 9, 2014
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pete
Mar 11, 2014
Spray painting 11 fence panels- are they any good
Use a cheap pasting brush - fast coverage and plenty of paint (or whatever you're using); I usually use creocote dark. I only really hear people complaining about sprayers clagging up but never...
Use a cheap pasting brush - fast coverage and plenty of paint (or whatever you're using); I usually use creocote dark. I only really hear people complaining about sprayers clagging up but never actually used one myself.
Use a cheap pasting brush - fast coverage and plenty of paint (or whatever you're using); I usually use creocote dark. I only really hear people complaining about sprayers clagging up but never actually used one myself.
Use a cheap pasting brush - fast coverage and plenty of paint (or whatever you're using); I usually use creocote dark. I only really hear people complaining about sprayers clagging up but never...
flower-power
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Mar 10, 2014
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Loofah
Mar 11, 2014
Fragrant shrubs.
bought Californian Lilac and Choisya (Mexican orange blossom) from the fragrant list.. Oh My! what an intoxicating smell!
bought Californian Lilac and Choisya (Mexican orange blossom) from the fragrant list.. Oh My! what an intoxicating smell!
bought Californian Lilac and Choisya (Mexican orange blossom) from the fragrant list.. Oh My! what an intoxicating smell!
bought Californian Lilac and Choisya (Mexican orange blossom) from the fragrant list.. Oh My! what an intoxicating smell!
Lea
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Mar 4, 2014
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minki
Mar 10, 2014
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Frost record.
Frost won't bother your onion sets.We've had frost each morning for the last five days, but the sun has got rid of it pretty quickly.
Frost won't bother your onion sets.We've had frost each morning for the last five days, but the sun has got rid of it pretty quickly.
Frost won't bother your onion sets.We've had frost each morning for the last five days, but the sun has got rid of it pretty quickly.
Frost won't bother your onion sets.We've had frost each morning for the last five days, but the sun has got rid of it pretty quickly.
Allan Hodgson
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Sep 14, 2013
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shiney
Mar 10, 2014
Protective blue film on aluminium
I think mine had been ironed-on!!!!!
Val
I think mine had been ironed-on!!!!!
Val
I think mine had been ironed-on!!!!!
Val
I think mine had been ironed-on!!!!!
Val
Val..
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Mar 9, 2014
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Val..
Mar 9, 2014
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Different Type Of Fencing
Mmmm. Don't think I'd fancy the job of cutting the grass next to that fence.
Which does pose the question of how birds would be affected. Any kind of large mirror outside can be quite lethal to...
Mmmm. Don't think I'd fancy the job of cutting the grass next to that fence.
Which does pose the question of how birds would be affected. Any kind of large mirror outside can be quite lethal to birds, as they don't always recognise it as a solid object and will sometimes attempt to fly...
Mmmm. Don't think I'd fancy the job of cutting the grass next to that fence.
Which does pose the question of how birds would be affected. Any kind of large mirror outside can be quite lethal to birds, as they don't always recognise it as a...
Mmmm. Don't think I'd fancy the job of cutting the grass next to that fence.
Which does pose the question of how birds would be affected. Any kind of large mirror outside can be quite lethal to...
shiney
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Mar 7, 2012
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Trunky
Mar 9, 2014
Tough matt forming plants for damp shade
What I've done so far is laid loads of bricks in it, sort of to make a brick floor. I've not cemented them in or anything, as my plan is to be able to just lift them back out if I need to. I've...
What I've done so far is laid loads of bricks in it, sort of to make a brick floor. I've not cemented them in or anything, as my plan is to be able to just lift them back out if I need to. I've left two large squares without bricks, where currently the two fatsias are planted.I did it this way...
What I've done so far is laid loads of bricks in it, sort of to make a brick floor. I've not cemented them in or anything, as my plan is to be able to just lift them back out if I need to. I've left two large squares without bricks, where...
What I've done so far is laid loads of bricks in it, sort of to make a brick floor. I've not cemented them in or anything, as my plan is to be able to just lift them back out if I need to. I've...
clueless1
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Mar 8, 2014
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clueless1
Mar 9, 2014
Patio Cleaning - Chemicals ?
Harry, don't forget to take photos of you in action and then progress photos
Harry, don't forget to take photos of you in action and then progress photos
Harry, don't forget to take photos of you in action and then progress photos
Harry, don't forget to take photos of you in action and then progress photos
HarryS
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Mar 3, 2014
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shiney
Mar 9, 2014
Surely not that much ££££
looks a bargain now
looks a bargain now
looks a bargain now
looks a bargain now
Spruce
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Mar 8, 2014
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Spruce
Mar 9, 2014
Plant suggestions
Well, I opted out of both the Howea and the Dracaena and went for this below.....a Calathea! It's been standing next to the radiator for almost a month and is showing no sign of distress, so for...
Well, I opted out of both the Howea and the Dracaena and went for this below.....a Calathea! It's been standing next to the radiator for almost a month and is showing no sign of distress, so for the time being it seems happy.
The underside of the leaves are purple and they have a velvety feel...
Well, I opted out of both the Howea and the Dracaena and went for this below.....a Calathea! It's been standing next to the radiator for almost a month and is showing no sign of distress, so for the time being it seems happy.
The underside of...
Well, I opted out of both the Howea and the Dracaena and went for this below.....a Calathea! It's been standing next to the radiator for almost a month and is showing no sign of distress, so for...
Sheal
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Jan 28, 2014
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Sheal
Mar 8, 2014
Livingstone daisies
Car boot sales FC! Make yourself some extra pennies.
Car boot sales FC! Make yourself some extra pennies.
Car boot sales FC! Make yourself some extra pennies.
Car boot sales FC! Make yourself some extra pennies.
Fat Controller
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Feb 23, 2014
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Sheal
Mar 8, 2014
Importing plants
I've also had mail order plants from Holland, which were excellent. I don't know about restrictions on bringing them back with you from abroad though, I suspect you might get into difficulties...
I've also had mail order plants from Holland, which were excellent. I don't know about restrictions on bringing them back with you from abroad though, I suspect you might get into difficulties travelling with them through airports.
I've also had mail order plants from Holland, which were excellent. I don't know about restrictions on bringing them back with you from abroad though, I suspect you might get into difficulties travelling with them through airports.
I've also had mail order plants from Holland, which were excellent. I don't know about restrictions on bringing them back with you from abroad though, I suspect you might get into difficulties...
Val..
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Mar 7, 2014
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TurnedThespian
Mar 8, 2014
Flower to sow in a jar?
Thanks everyone, we made handprint flowers with them last year. I've possibly left it a little late to plant a flower in a pot now. Is there any flowers which would grow quicker than others?
Thanks everyone, we made handprint flowers with them last year. I've possibly left it a little late to plant a flower in a pot now. Is there any flowers which would grow quicker than others?
Thanks everyone, we made handprint flowers with them last year. I've possibly left it a little late to plant a flower in a pot now. Is there any flowers which would grow quicker than others?
Thanks everyone, we made handprint flowers with them last year. I've possibly left it a little late to plant a flower in a pot now. Is there any flowers which would grow quicker than others?
Snowbaby
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Mar 7, 2014
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Snowbaby
Mar 8, 2014
Cutting back shrubs/bushes
I've got these, the middle I know is box, not sure what the one either side of it is but it's evergreen. I really want to cut it back as it's starting to block the window. Am I ok to cut it back,...
I've got these, the middle I know is box, not sure what the one either side of it is but it's evergreen. I really want to cut it back as it's starting to block the window. Am I ok to cut it back, as it will obviously make it look very bare, would it not cause permanent damage?
I've got these, the middle I know is box, not sure what the one either side of it is but it's evergreen. I really want to cut it back as it's starting to block the window. Am I ok to cut it back, as it will obviously make it look very bare,...
I've got these, the middle I know is box, not sure what the one either side of it is but it's evergreen. I really want to cut it back as it's starting to block the window. Am I ok to cut it back,...
Ellen
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Mar 8, 2014
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Ellen
Mar 8, 2014
Ornamental Grasses
That looks nice, thanks - hadn't seen that before.
That looks nice, thanks - hadn't seen that before.
That looks nice, thanks - hadn't seen that before.
That looks nice, thanks - hadn't seen that before.
fumanchu
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Mar 3, 2014
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fumanchu
Mar 8, 2014
Can you actual get garden withdrawal symptoms?
I've had it bad. Should be mild in Cardiff today 14. So taking my sick bowl out and directing the troops in a tidy up. Not that they need much direction!
I've had it bad. Should be mild in Cardiff today 14. So taking my sick bowl out and directing the troops in a tidy up. Not that they need much direction!
I've had it bad. Should be mild in Cardiff today 14. So taking my sick bowl out and directing the troops in a tidy up. Not that they need much direction!
I've had it bad. Should be mild in Cardiff today 14. So taking my sick bowl out and directing the troops in a tidy up. Not that they need much direction!
clueless1
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Mar 7, 2014
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Hannah's Rose Garden
Mar 8, 2014
Vanda Orchids
I agree. The Vanda was very dramatic - but a drama queen to look after!Plus some of my Cymbidiums were reduced from something around the 30-quid mark to £3
simply because they had finished...
I agree. The Vanda was very dramatic - but a drama queen to look after!Plus some of my Cymbidiums were reduced from something around the 30-quid mark to £3
simply because they had finished flowering and it will be a year before they flower again.
I agree. The Vanda was very dramatic - but a drama queen to look after!Plus some of my Cymbidiums were reduced from something around the 30-quid mark to £3
simply because they had finished flowering and it will be a year before they flower again.
I agree. The Vanda was very dramatic - but a drama queen to look after!Plus some of my Cymbidiums were reduced from something around the 30-quid mark to £3
simply because they had finished...
Val..
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Mar 6, 2014
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703
Kristen
Mar 7, 2014
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