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Gaultheria
Hi Billily, As far as I know, they are self fertile, in other words, they will form berries without you doing anything. One thing I notice is your in Folkestone, is it a bit chalky down...
Hi Billily, As far as I know, they are self fertile, in other words, they will form berries without you doing anything. One thing I notice is your in Folkestone, is it a bit chalky down there? Reason I ask is that Gaultheria is a lime hater, and it needs an acid soil.
Hi Billily, As far as I know, they are self fertile, in other words, they will form berries without you doing anything. One thing I notice is your in Folkestone, is it a bit chalky down there? Reason I ask is that Gaultheria is a...
Hi Billily, As far as I know, they are self fertile, in other words, they will form berries without you doing anything. One thing I notice is your in Folkestone, is it a bit chalky down...
Billily
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Nov 9, 2005
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pete
Nov 9, 2005
automatic watering system
Steve Yes, there are a lot of them about :D La Marina is nearby. We are 50KM south of Alicante, and 5KM south of Torrevieja. Here is a map from Google Earth. The nearest beach is at La...
Steve Yes, there are a lot of them about :D La Marina is nearby. We are 50KM south of Alicante, and 5KM south of Torrevieja. Here is a map from Google Earth. The nearest beach is at La Zenia.As you can see we are just into the rough :D :D
Steve Yes, there are a lot of them about :D La Marina is nearby. We are 50KM south of Alicante, and 5KM south of Torrevieja. Here is a map from Google Earth. The nearest beach is at La Zenia.As you can see we are just into the rough ...
Steve Yes, there are a lot of them about :D La Marina is nearby. We are 50KM south of Alicante, and 5KM south of Torrevieja. Here is a map from Google Earth. The nearest beach is at La...
dt_student
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Oct 15, 2005
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10
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925
Nik
Nov 9, 2005
poinsettia
Yes it's a bit late now, they need long nights (12 hrs +) from about the end of September, temperature in the 60s F. draught free. What a nightmare to grow! You've done well to keep it healthy...
Yes it's a bit late now, they need long nights (12 hrs +) from about the end of September, temperature in the 60s F. draught free. What a nightmare to grow! You've done well to keep it healthy from last year. Buy a new one or better still, buy a Holly bush this year.
Yes it's a bit late now, they need long nights (12 hrs +) from about the end of September, temperature in the 60s F. draught free. What a nightmare to grow! You've done well to keep it healthy from last year. Buy a new one or better still, buy a...
Yes it's a bit late now, they need long nights (12 hrs +) from about the end of September, temperature in the 60s F. draught free. What a nightmare to grow! You've done well to keep it healthy...
Lorraine
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Nov 8, 2005
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3
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519
Tortuosa
Nov 10, 2005
career advice
A work-mate of mine recently set up as a one woman gardening service. She's in her fifties and had worked as a nurse and nurse manager for all her life!But things came to a point where she was...
A work-mate of mine recently set up as a one woman gardening service. She's in her fifties and had worked as a nurse and nurse manager for all her life!But things came to a point where she was disillusioned by nursing (Agenda For Change was responsible for that!) so she quit and trawled...
A work-mate of mine recently set up as a one woman gardening service. She's in her fifties and had worked as a nurse and nurse manager for all her life!But things came to a point where she was disillusioned by nursing (Agenda For Change was...
A work-mate of mine recently set up as a one woman gardening service. She's in her fifties and had worked as a nurse and nurse manager for all her life!But things came to a point where she was...
chan
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Nov 10, 2005
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8
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485
Daisies
Nov 11, 2005
spare seeds
I've a collection of seeds going spare. I'll e-mail you a list - but not this weekend - I'm working!!!
I've a collection of seeds going spare. I'll e-mail you a list - but not this weekend - I'm working!!!
I've a collection of seeds going spare. I'll e-mail you a list - but not this weekend - I'm working!!!
I've a collection of seeds going spare. I'll e-mail you a list - but not this weekend - I'm working!!!
greenfingers
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Oct 16, 2005
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2
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503
Daisies
Nov 11, 2005
What a pain
What kind of plants did you order ???Have visions of 'happy' plants sitting in the 'nik' with lots of laughing policemen :DI do hope everything gets sorted out OK and your trees come to no...
What kind of plants did you order ???Have visions of 'happy' plants sitting in the 'nik' with lots of laughing policemen :DI do hope everything gets sorted out OK and your trees come to no harm.
What kind of plants did you order ???Have visions of 'happy' plants sitting in the 'nik' with lots of laughing policemen :DI do hope everything gets sorted out OK and your trees come to no harm.
What kind of plants did you order ???Have visions of 'happy' plants sitting in the 'nik' with lots of laughing policemen :DI do hope everything gets sorted out OK and your trees come to no...
Rich
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Nov 10, 2005
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5
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541
frogesque
Nov 11, 2005
Brambles
Would just like to add Laura, that those weedkillers only really work when the plants are growing strongly, so its really a job for next spring summer now. Unless you want to dig out what you can...
Would just like to add Laura, that those weedkillers only really work when the plants are growing strongly, so its really a job for next spring summer now. Unless you want to dig out what you can through the winter months.
Would just like to add Laura, that those weedkillers only really work when the plants are growing strongly, so its really a job for next spring summer now. Unless you want to dig out what you can through the winter months.
Would just like to add Laura, that those weedkillers only really work when the plants are growing strongly, so its really a job for next spring summer now. Unless you want to dig out what you can...
laura sadler
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Nov 8, 2005
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9
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542
pete
Nov 11, 2005
You know you're lost to your garden when ...
Mine too have always been and are in shade - not a problem they just need moisture and heat from the decomposition to be kept up. My Henry Doubleday wooden bin even had its own duvet when...
Mine too have always been and are in shade - not a problem they just need moisture and heat from the decomposition to be kept up. My Henry Doubleday wooden bin even had its own duvet when delivered :D
Mine too have always been and are in shade - not a problem they just need moisture and heat from the decomposition to be kept up. My Henry Doubleday wooden bin even had its own duvet when delivered :D
Mine too have always been and are in shade - not a problem they just need moisture and heat from the decomposition to be kept up. My Henry Doubleday wooden bin even had its own duvet when...
ellengray
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Nov 10, 2005
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609
Fran
Nov 12, 2005
November Garden Colour
Sorry for the delay in november piccies, problems with pc. As a reminder of summer gone, roses will flower right through til DecemberThen there's the fruitIris Foetidissima - a lover of...
Sorry for the delay in november piccies, problems with pc. As a reminder of summer gone, roses will flower right through til DecemberThen there's the fruitIris Foetidissima - a lover of dry shade, and evergreen. Blessed with bright orange fruits which last for some time.The leaves...
Sorry for the delay in november piccies, problems with pc. As a reminder of summer gone, roses will flower right through til DecemberThen there's the fruitIris Foetidissima - a lover of dry shade, and evergreen. Blessed with bright...
Sorry for the delay in november piccies, problems with pc. As a reminder of summer gone, roses will flower right through til DecemberThen there's the fruitIris Foetidissima - a lover of...
frogesque
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Nov 4, 2005
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1,006
Fran
Nov 12, 2005
Lavender - Dead patch
Thanks Michaelmasdaisy - I've done what you suggested - lets hope it works OK
Thanks Michaelmasdaisy - I've done what you suggested - lets hope it works OK
Thanks Michaelmasdaisy - I've done what you suggested - lets hope it works OK
Thanks Michaelmasdaisy - I've done what you suggested - lets hope it works OK
Charlie
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Nov 8, 2005
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Charlie
Nov 14, 2005
I think they got confused..!
Well, not sure if I am excited, but now they don't seem to have changed since I put the post up. To add to it we had quite a hard frost last night so shall watch them to see what happens. Will...
Well, not sure if I am excited, but now they don't seem to have changed since I put the post up. To add to it we had quite a hard frost last night so shall watch them to see what happens. Will let you know if they flower in the near future. Thanks.
Well, not sure if I am excited, but now they don't seem to have changed since I put the post up. To add to it we had quite a hard frost last night so shall watch them to see what happens. Will let you know if they flower in the near future....
Well, not sure if I am excited, but now they don't seem to have changed since I put the post up. To add to it we had quite a hard frost last night so shall watch them to see what happens. Will...
Marley Farley
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Nov 8, 2005
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470
Marley Farley
Nov 14, 2005
which way should a garden face
I think I'd give up gardening if it involved that much work.
I think I'd give up gardening if it involved that much work.
I think I'd give up gardening if it involved that much work.
I think I'd give up gardening if it involved that much work.
C J Baker
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Nov 11, 2005
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1,327
Rich
Nov 15, 2005
Alium
I don't even know what they are. My wife presented me with a bag and said "They're Alliums"."What type are they? What are they like?""Alliums, they're really pretty".So that's it, I know no...
I don't even know what they are. My wife presented me with a bag and said "They're Alliums"."What type are they? What are they like?""Alliums, they're really pretty".So that's it, I know no more about them.
I don't even know what they are. My wife presented me with a bag and said "They're Alliums"."What type are they? What are they like?""Alliums, they're really pretty".So that's it, I know no more about them.
I don't even know what they are. My wife presented me with a bag and said "They're Alliums"."What type are they? What are they like?""Alliums, they're really pretty".So that's it, I know no...
Rich
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Nov 13, 2005
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478
Rich
Nov 15, 2005
Overgrown garden
as a jobbing gardener i am often overfaced with overgrown gardens and no idea how much work is involved at the start........ if it is really bad i suggest you get a good gardener to sort out the...
as a jobbing gardener i am often overfaced with overgrown gardens and no idea how much work is involved at the start........ if it is really bad i suggest you get a good gardener to sort out the worst of it and get advice on plants to plant i use professional hand tools, not the cut price off...
as a jobbing gardener i am often overfaced with overgrown gardens and no idea how much work is involved at the start........ if it is really bad i suggest you get a good gardener to sort out the worst of it and get advice on plants to plant i use...
as a jobbing gardener i am often overfaced with overgrown gardens and no idea how much work is involved at the start........ if it is really bad i suggest you get a good gardener to sort out the...
Gerry171251
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Nov 15, 2005
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642
Lady Gardener
Nov 16, 2005
which way should it face
yes def avoid shade otherwise i d put it where it looks natural... a little path leading to a feature.....also a cold frame will double your plant raising cabability
yes def avoid shade otherwise i d put it where it looks natural... a little path leading to a feature.....also a cold frame will double your plant raising cabability
yes def avoid shade otherwise i d put it where it looks natural... a little path leading to a feature.....also a cold frame will double your plant raising cabability
yes def avoid shade otherwise i d put it where it looks natural... a little path leading to a feature.....also a cold frame will double your plant raising cabability
Nic S
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Nov 15, 2005
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482
Lady Gardener
Nov 16, 2005
Pruning and cutting back
o sry. yes geraniums won t overwinter but are easy to keep in the house..... shake soil of roots, spray with bug gun and re pot, water minimum and take cuttings
o sry. yes geraniums won t overwinter but are easy to keep in the house..... shake soil of roots, spray with bug gun and re pot, water minimum and take cuttings
o sry. yes geraniums won t overwinter but are easy to keep in the house..... shake soil of roots, spray with bug gun and re pot, water minimum and take cuttings
o sry. yes geraniums won t overwinter but are easy to keep in the house..... shake soil of roots, spray with bug gun and re pot, water minimum and take cuttings
Fi
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Oct 16, 2005
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906
Lady Gardener
Nov 16, 2005
Morning glory seedlings
Hi Rich , One nights' frost and my pot of morning glory and thunbergia looks like your trellis. Good thing is seedlings do too!
Hi Rich , One nights' frost and my pot of morning glory and thunbergia looks like your trellis. Good thing is seedlings do too!
Hi Rich , One nights' frost and my pot of morning glory and thunbergia looks like your trellis. Good thing is seedlings do too!
Hi Rich , One nights' frost and my pot of morning glory and thunbergia looks like your trellis. Good thing is seedlings do too!
Rich
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Nov 13, 2005
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Liz
Nov 16, 2005
Winter Window Box
A London window box may be OK planted or stocked now, subject to it getting enough sunlight and indeed warmth from the window. What kind of herbs was he thinking of - cullinary, colour or ????
A London window box may be OK planted or stocked now, subject to it getting enough sunlight and indeed warmth from the window. What kind of herbs was he thinking of - cullinary, colour or ????
A London window box may be OK planted or stocked now, subject to it getting enough sunlight and indeed warmth from the window. What kind of herbs was he thinking of - cullinary, colour or ????
A London window box may be OK planted or stocked now, subject to it getting enough sunlight and indeed warmth from the window. What kind of herbs was he thinking of - cullinary, colour or ????
Mollyg
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Nov 17, 2005
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1
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448
Fran
Nov 17, 2005
wandering
I knew the feeling three weeks ago Michaelmas Daisy. Now I am luxuriating in early retirement - my garden may even be straight for spring for the first time ever. It is truly amazing to plan...
I knew the feeling three weeks ago Michaelmas Daisy. Now I am luxuriating in early retirement - my garden may even be straight for spring for the first time ever. It is truly amazing to plan things by the weather - rather than cramming the must do's (inside and out) in at the weekend. Now just...
I knew the feeling three weeks ago Michaelmas Daisy. Now I am luxuriating in early retirement - my garden may even be straight for spring for the first time ever. It is truly amazing to plan things by the weather - rather than cramming the must...
I knew the feeling three weeks ago Michaelmas Daisy. Now I am luxuriating in early retirement - my garden may even be straight for spring for the first time ever. It is truly amazing to plan...
dalbuie
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Nov 16, 2005
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3
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404
Fran
Nov 17, 2005
My spring bulbs have sprung
Hi acra24 Weren't gardening express having a bit of a reorganisation a few weeks ago...or something like that, I received my 50 free tulips bulbs from them a few weeks ago, they came really...
Hi acra24 Weren't gardening express having a bit of a reorganisation a few weeks ago...or something like that, I received my 50 free tulips bulbs from them a few weeks ago, they came really quickly Gillx
Hi acra24 Weren't gardening express having a bit of a reorganisation a few weeks ago...or something like that, I received my 50 free tulips bulbs from them a few weeks ago, they came really quickly Gillx
Hi acra24 Weren't gardening express having a bit of a reorganisation a few weeks ago...or something like that, I received my 50 free tulips bulbs from them a few weeks ago, they came really...
acra24
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Nov 18, 2005
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3
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644
samsoph
Nov 18, 2005
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