General Gardening Discussion

I can hear horses from my own windows (paradise) so I have the stuff close at hand... and good stuff since my tomatoes are 2 m tall, emerald green and so heavy that they are pulling down their stakes... but hell, that mountain still looks like a gardener paradise. I hope it's as good as it...

Thanks Beechleaf, I will let you and everyone know how things go. Jan

WeddWelcome to the forum. Here's the thread that Landlubber has referred to above:You need to scroll down a bit to see Landlubber's photos and then you can compare symptoms.

When we came to our current abode, all the fences were covered in ivy of every colour possible. We cut back and stripped every fence, and then I set about the roots. Each plant had obviously been in for some years. The trunks were multi stemmed and rooted deep. I mixed a quantity of brushwood...

You are great! There are more cuttings here for you, so see that you are well trained in the art of keeping them alive before they come! Wether or not to leave the old flowers on through the winter is a controversial point between hydrangeas maniacs, SOme say yes, some say ne, including...

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Ok fellas, looks like I'll just have to go for it. When the time comes, I'll be looking for advice on pruning. BTW, I prefer the white ones myself. Cheers...freddy.

Hang on to that drill for dear life. :D One hand for you one for the curtains, that's the rule, and easy does it. What else? Good luck I am sure you'll do great!!

Wow, looks great!

Thanks I'll let her know

Can anyone send me the link to a good seed supplier? I can't find any reputable sellers of Spathiphyllum floribundum.

Dont have a fire directly on the ground where your growing as will have negative result (killing worms destroying usefull compounds ) burning straw or hay any quick burning materiels are ok but prolonged burning isnt.Burn in a incinerator bin then add to compost heap .Potash(ie potasium...

Pal, although there are many Tricophylla Fuchsias, there are only three in general production, Thalia, Koralle and Garten Meister Bondstat, it does look like GMB but hopefully Pete will clarify.

Many thanks. I can't wait until next year to (hopefully) see some of the beautiful blooms poking through the tree.

situation like that id hire/ boorow a jcb 3CX

thats a good idea ivory

I missed the bright red flowers bit, Ill have a think.A trumpet vine (Campsis x tagliabuana Madame Galen) would fit the bill but it is vigouruse!

In any case Tansy (and Solidago) both attract flies when they are in flower. If you look closely at them you will find all sorts of kinds though, from bluebottles to hover flies all feeding on the pollen. Better on the plants than in the house I say!

I knew them in an italian catalogue, too, but they don't have them any longer, it seems :(

Have u got any new pics? Well done on clearing it all