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Have I killed this Gleditsia?
Thanks, David. We'll do that.Phil
Thanks, David. We'll do that.Phil
Thanks, David. We'll do that.Phil
Thanks, David. We'll do that.Phil
Philsy
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Jun 4, 2008
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489
Philsy
Jun 5, 2008
What makes the perfect soil?
PeterS,Thanks for your advice, especially the link to the other thread of your front garden.The subsoil is yellow clay, so I guess I'm pretty stuck. I might try with a small sample to try...
PeterS,Thanks for your advice, especially the link to the other thread of your front garden.The subsoil is yellow clay, so I guess I'm pretty stuck. I might try with a small sample to try and improve it, maybe a wheelbarrow full. I have some sharp sand and 10mm gravel spare as well as...
PeterS,Thanks for your advice, especially the link to the other thread of your front garden.The subsoil is yellow clay, so I guess I'm pretty stuck. I might try with a small sample to try and improve it, maybe a wheelbarrow full. I have...
PeterS,Thanks for your advice, especially the link to the other thread of your front garden.The subsoil is yellow clay, so I guess I'm pretty stuck. I might try with a small sample to try...
men8ifr
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Jun 5, 2008
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683
philgee
Jun 5, 2008
Late development?
For some reason my runners and peas to an extent haven't done so well this year. Perhaps it's time for rotation again.
For some reason my runners and peas to an extent haven't done so well this year. Perhaps it's time for rotation again.
For some reason my runners and peas to an extent haven't done so well this year. Perhaps it's time for rotation again.
For some reason my runners and peas to an extent haven't done so well this year. Perhaps it's time for rotation again.
golcarlilly
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Jun 2, 2008
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592
johnbinkley
Jun 5, 2008
Clematis
Thank you Guys
Thank you Guys
Thank you Guys
Thank you Guys
FANCY
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May 31, 2008
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556
FANCY
Jun 5, 2008
Stony and clay soil - what to do...will it be OK?
Essex is notouriose for clay,and boy is there a lot of it men8ifr.The only way that I got over it was to put raised beds in,its hard work but its worth it believe me.
Essex is notouriose for clay,and boy is there a lot of it men8ifr.The only way that I got over it was to put raised beds in,its hard work but its worth it believe me.
Essex is notouriose for clay,and boy is there a lot of it men8ifr.The only way that I got over it was to put raised beds in,its hard work but its worth it believe me.
Essex is notouriose for clay,and boy is there a lot of it men8ifr.The only way that I got over it was to put raised beds in,its hard work but its worth it believe me.
men8ifr
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Jun 4, 2008
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coub
Jun 5, 2008
Help with Gift!!
I think the aerogarden Dasarp as it is something that would fit almost anywhere and your girlfriend could wathch her herbs germinate and grow its something she would injoy,and after all thats the...
I think the aerogarden Dasarp as it is something that would fit almost anywhere and your girlfriend could wathch her herbs germinate and grow its something she would injoy,and after all thats the art of it to keep them happy isnt it Dasarp.
I think the aerogarden Dasarp as it is something that would fit almost anywhere and your girlfriend could wathch her herbs germinate and grow its something she would injoy,and after all thats the art of it to keep them happy isnt it Dasarp.
I think the aerogarden Dasarp as it is something that would fit almost anywhere and your girlfriend could wathch her herbs germinate and grow its something she would injoy,and after all thats the...
dasarp
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May 5, 2008
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coub
Jun 5, 2008
Storing Plants for later use
good luck :thumb:
good luck :thumb:
good luck :thumb:
good luck :thumb:
VenusFlyTrap
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Jun 2, 2008
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1,215
spudbristol
Jun 4, 2008
Gunnera
Used to have one of these myself! Very nice plants but mine got a bit too big for my garden (like the picture above of the really big one hehe) got a new one now though
Used to have one of these myself! Very nice plants but mine got a bit too big for my garden (like the picture above of the really big one hehe) got a new one now though
Used to have one of these myself! Very nice plants but mine got a bit too big for my garden (like the picture above of the really big one hehe) got a new one now though
Used to have one of these myself! Very nice plants but mine got a bit too big for my garden (like the picture above of the really big one hehe) got a new one now though
Slinky
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Jun 1, 2008
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plantlife
Jun 4, 2008
PHOTINIA fraseri RED ROBINS
You will need to keep trimming it back to give you the new leaves that are red and to allow the bush to thicken up or it will become very leggy. Not sure when is the best time to do this but i...
You will need to keep trimming it back to give you the new leaves that are red and to allow the bush to thicken up or it will become very leggy. Not sure when is the best time to do this but i tend to tidy my Red Robin bushes when they start to get out of shape which is quite often as they do...
You will need to keep trimming it back to give you the new leaves that are red and to allow the bush to thicken up or it will become very leggy. Not sure when is the best time to do this but i tend to tidy my Red Robin bushes when they start to...
You will need to keep trimming it back to give you the new leaves that are red and to allow the bush to thicken up or it will become very leggy. Not sure when is the best time to do this but i...
ray.finch
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Jun 4, 2008
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2,375
wilroda
Jun 4, 2008
Sprayers at ALDI
That's just what I need - now I just need to find an Aldi, the nearest to us is 25 miles in a direction that I rarely go
That's just what I need - now I just need to find an Aldi, the nearest to us is 25 miles in a direction that I rarely go
That's just what I need - now I just need to find an Aldi, the nearest to us is 25 miles in a direction that I rarely go
That's just what I need - now I just need to find an Aldi, the nearest to us is 25 miles in a direction that I rarely go
Larkshall
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May 22, 2008
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fmay
Jun 4, 2008
Weigela
Mine are a lot paler than that, although they are deeper before they open.
Mine are a lot paler than that, although they are deeper before they open.
Mine are a lot paler than that, although they are deeper before they open.
Mine are a lot paler than that, although they are deeper before they open.
whis4ey
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Jun 3, 2008
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442
moyra
Jun 4, 2008
Help need a Sweet Cicely Specimen
HiI need a decent size Sweet Cicely for a show, I need it by Wednesday 11th June, Next week!!I am based in South Lincolnshire but would willing to travelAny help or hints very much...
HiI need a decent size Sweet Cicely for a show, I need it by Wednesday 11th June, Next week!!I am based in South Lincolnshire but would willing to travelAny help or hints very much appreciated.ThanksDarren
HiI need a decent size Sweet Cicely for a show, I need it by Wednesday 11th June, Next week!!I am based in South Lincolnshire but would willing to travelAny help or hints very much appreciated.ThanksDarren
HiI need a decent size Sweet Cicely for a show, I need it by Wednesday 11th June, Next week!!I am based in South Lincolnshire but would willing to travelAny help or hints very much...
cookie73
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Jun 4, 2008
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cookie73
Jun 4, 2008
clematis
Mine always die too, I have had three in the past 18 months, but now at least next time I get tempted to try again I'll know how to take care of it.
Mine always die too, I have had three in the past 18 months, but now at least next time I get tempted to try again I'll know how to take care of it.
Mine always die too, I have had three in the past 18 months, but now at least next time I get tempted to try again I'll know how to take care of it.
Mine always die too, I have had three in the past 18 months, but now at least next time I get tempted to try again I'll know how to take care of it.
vikpole
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Jun 3, 2008
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9
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550
VenusFlyTrap
Jun 3, 2008
Help????
As requested
As requested
As requested
As requested
Slinky
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May 25, 2008
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5
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571
Slinky
Jun 3, 2008
Best places to get plants on a budget?
Standard practise to charge sellers a pitch fee I thought ? Also look out for summer fetes and village open days. Have a bash at seeds too
Standard practise to charge sellers a pitch fee I thought ? Also look out for summer fetes and village open days. Have a bash at seeds too
Standard practise to charge sellers a pitch fee I thought ? Also look out for summer fetes and village open days. Have a bash at seeds too
Standard practise to charge sellers a pitch fee I thought ? Also look out for summer fetes and village open days. Have a bash at seeds too
men8ifr
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Jun 2, 2008
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Banana Man
Jun 3, 2008
Cerinthe & Mirabilis
Thanks for replies everyone. will remember to not feed nasts. - they're getting enormous! Will only put a couple of each cerinthe's & mirabilis in the big pots then - looks like I'm going to...
Thanks for replies everyone. will remember to not feed nasts. - they're getting enormous! Will only put a couple of each cerinthe's & mirabilis in the big pots then - looks like I'm going to have to ask hubby for some more big ones
cheers
Thanks for replies everyone. will remember to not feed nasts. - they're getting enormous! Will only put a couple of each cerinthe's & mirabilis in the big pots then - looks like I'm going to have to ask hubby for some more big ones
cheers
Thanks for replies everyone. will remember to not feed nasts. - they're getting enormous! Will only put a couple of each cerinthe's & mirabilis in the big pots then - looks like I'm going to...
borrowers
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May 31, 2008
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5
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680
borrowers
Jun 3, 2008
What to feed flowering climbers with?
Thanks for the reply. I see what you mean about using different fertilisers for different types of plant & veg. I have some chicken pellets, so I'll use those on the veg patch then. I also have...
Thanks for the reply. I see what you mean about using different fertilisers for different types of plant & veg. I have some chicken pellets, so I'll use those on the veg patch then. I also have some bone meal, is that the same as Fish Blood & Bone?
Thanks for the reply. I see what you mean about using different fertilisers for different types of plant & veg. I have some chicken pellets, so I'll use those on the veg patch then. I also have some bone meal, is that the same as Fish Blood & Bone?
Thanks for the reply. I see what you mean about using different fertilisers for different types of plant & veg. I have some chicken pellets, so I'll use those on the veg patch then. I also have...
Rosiemongrel
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Jun 1, 2008
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4
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1,018
Rosiemongrel
Jun 3, 2008
Clematis
Thanks May, I'll give it a try.:thumb:
Thanks May, I'll give it a try.:thumb:
Thanks May, I'll give it a try.:thumb:
Thanks May, I'll give it a try.:thumb:
Scotkat
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Apr 13, 2008
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12
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793
Gary The Hare
Jun 3, 2008
Patio pots
Thank you for your reply! I've got some broken pots that I could put in. I'm loving this forum - getting loads of ideas. Thanks x
Thank you for your reply! I've got some broken pots that I could put in. I'm loving this forum - getting loads of ideas. Thanks x
Thank you for your reply! I've got some broken pots that I could put in. I'm loving this forum - getting loads of ideas. Thanks x
Thank you for your reply! I've got some broken pots that I could put in. I'm loving this forum - getting loads of ideas. Thanks x
compwinner
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Jun 2, 2008
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2
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535
compwinner
Jun 3, 2008
My Garden - Photo's
Looks great Bashy!
Looks great Bashy!
Looks great Bashy!
Looks great Bashy!
Bashy
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Jun 1, 2008
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11
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672
midnightrose
Jun 3, 2008
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