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House Leek
You can grow them in bricks - the engineering ones with holes through. Like Pete says, don't give them too much food. When mature, they put out some very weird looking flower heads. I love 'em!
You can grow them in bricks - the engineering ones with holes through. Like Pete says, don't give them too much food. When mature, they put out some very weird looking flower heads. I love 'em!
You can grow them in bricks - the engineering ones with holes through. Like Pete says, don't give them too much food. When mature, they put out some very weird looking flower heads. I love 'em!
You can grow them in bricks - the engineering ones with holes through. Like Pete says, don't give them too much food. When mature, they put out some very weird looking flower heads. I love 'em!
Slinky
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Jun 1, 2008
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Flinty
Jun 1, 2008
For Kids or Gran kids that is Da Question?
I've been using their yoghurt pots for yonks to grow seeds in...they love to take them home to Mum and Dad...Mrs Pal is a minder and sowing seeds is a great way for kiddies to get into...
I've been using their yoghurt pots for yonks to grow seeds in...they love to take them home to Mum and Dad...Mrs Pal is a minder and sowing seeds is a great way for kiddies to get into gardening:thumb:....Excellent Slinky.. That's a great way to recycle too
I've been using their yoghurt pots for yonks to grow seeds in...they love to take them home to Mum and Dad...Mrs Pal is a minder and sowing seeds is a great way for kiddies to get into gardening:thumb:....Excellent Slinky.. That's a great way to...
I've been using their yoghurt pots for yonks to grow seeds in...they love to take them home to Mum and Dad...Mrs Pal is a minder and sowing seeds is a great way for kiddies to get into...
Slinky
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Jun 1, 2008
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Paladin
Jun 1, 2008
Foxgloves?
Hello Borrowers,I like Foxgloves not so sure about FoxFloves,must check spelling next time!The hardest part is pulling out a plant that is just about to flower. But the dominant colour is...
Hello Borrowers,I like Foxgloves not so sure about FoxFloves,must check spelling next time!The hardest part is pulling out a plant that is just about to flower. But the dominant colour is seldom what is wanted,so away with them.Have just come in from the garden, the large bees have...
Hello Borrowers,I like Foxgloves not so sure about FoxFloves,must check spelling next time!The hardest part is pulling out a plant that is just about to flower. But the dominant colour is seldom what is wanted,so away with them.Have...
Hello Borrowers,I like Foxgloves not so sure about FoxFloves,must check spelling next time!The hardest part is pulling out a plant that is just about to flower. But the dominant colour is...
Veg-and-flower-man
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May 31, 2008
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970
Makka-Bakka
Jun 1, 2008
Painting Terracotta Pots
AS paul[pro guard] said just Masonry paint, It says exactly whats on the tin:thumb:
AS paul[pro guard] said just Masonry paint, It says exactly whats on the tin:thumb:
AS paul[pro guard] said just Masonry paint, It says exactly whats on the tin:thumb:
AS paul[pro guard] said just Masonry paint, It says exactly whats on the tin:thumb:
bellapinkpink
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Jun 1, 2008
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Slinky
Jun 1, 2008
Plants 4 Free
Reading in other threads about free plant offers - from the larger mail order nurseries, I had a quick Google for other online offers. I came across Plant4Free , where you can order 3 shrubs or...
Reading in other threads about free plant offers - from the larger mail order nurseries, I had a quick Google for other online offers. I came across Plant4Free , where you can order 3 shrubs or bulbs for just £6.95 p and p. My experience with mail order plants is not good , but this seems a...
Reading in other threads about free plant offers - from the larger mail order nurseries, I had a quick Google for other online offers. I came across Plant4Free , where you can order 3 shrubs or bulbs for just £6.95 p and p. My experience with...
Reading in other threads about free plant offers - from the larger mail order nurseries, I had a quick Google for other online offers. I came across Plant4Free , where you can order 3 shrubs or...
Smiffy
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Jun 1, 2008
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Smiffy
Jun 1, 2008
Thought i would share this pictures...
Beautiful pictures!!!
Beautiful pictures!!!
Beautiful pictures!!!
Beautiful pictures!!!
Veg-and-flower-man
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May 30, 2008
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jessb12221
Jun 1, 2008
Some of today's blooms
Thanks walnut for letting us know about the names. I once got a really nice bouquet of differently coloured roses from a friend who sells flowers in london and the first rose was part of it, but I...
Thanks walnut for letting us know about the names. I once got a really nice bouquet of differently coloured roses from a friend who sells flowers in london and the first rose was part of it, but I never knew the name of it. It has a terriffic smell.Wonderful pictures dorsetmike!!! :thumb:
Thanks walnut for letting us know about the names. I once got a really nice bouquet of differently coloured roses from a friend who sells flowers in london and the first rose was part of it, but I never knew the name of it. It has a terriffic...
Thanks walnut for letting us know about the names. I once got a really nice bouquet of differently coloured roses from a friend who sells flowers in london and the first rose was part of it, but I...
Dorsetmike
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May 30, 2008
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jessb12221
Jun 1, 2008
Cutting/feeding schedule.
I'm sure the liquid feed will work OK and as Pro Gard says it is easier to get it right with liquid. I do wonder however if it is more costly than granular feed in the long run. The aim is to add...
I'm sure the liquid feed will work OK and as Pro Gard says it is easier to get it right with liquid. I do wonder however if it is more costly than granular feed in the long run. The aim is to add nutrient (mainly nitrogen potassium, and phosphorus) to the lawn. Lawns need nitrogen particularly....
I'm sure the liquid feed will work OK and as Pro Gard says it is easier to get it right with liquid. I do wonder however if it is more costly than granular feed in the long run. The aim is to add nutrient (mainly nitrogen potassium, and...
I'm sure the liquid feed will work OK and as Pro Gard says it is easier to get it right with liquid. I do wonder however if it is more costly than granular feed in the long run. The aim is to add...
Harmony Arb
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May 11, 2008
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Beechleaf
Jun 1, 2008
Ceanothus problem
Added interest to the garden , great for christmas table decs if your into floristry at all.Munday
Added interest to the garden , great for christmas table decs if your into floristry at all.Munday
Added interest to the garden , great for christmas table decs if your into floristry at all.Munday
Added interest to the garden , great for christmas table decs if your into floristry at all.Munday
louis
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May 27, 2008
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happymundays
Jun 1, 2008
Orchids q's please
There's a great site which has loads of information on many plants and little how-to videos
(and there all American...lol so plant names sound funny :P)Just follow the link and search for...
There's a great site which has loads of information on many plants and little how-to videos
(and there all American...lol so plant names sound funny :P)Just follow the link and search for "orchids" http://hcs.osu.edu/plantfacts/movies/
There's a great site which has loads of information on many plants and little how-to videos
(and there all American...lol so plant names sound funny :P)Just follow the link and search for "orchids" http://hcs.osu.edu/plantfacts/movies/
There's a great site which has loads of information on many plants and little how-to videos
(and there all American...lol so plant names sound funny :P)Just follow the link and search for...
PinkFinger
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May 29, 2008
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Aesculus
May 31, 2008
Shade Lovers
Hey Slinky go to this sight & have a look as well. There is a really good list of the different plants that like dry shade...:thumb:
Hey Slinky go to this sight & have a look as well. There is a really good list of the different plants that like dry shade...:thumb:
Hey Slinky go to this sight & have a look as well. There is a really good list of the different plants that like dry shade...:thumb:
Hey Slinky go to this sight & have a look as well. There is a really good list of the different plants that like dry shade...:thumb:
Slinky
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May 31, 2008
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Marley Farley
May 31, 2008
Pruning a Willow
Not a lot you can do other than reduce the lower growth, otherwise youll encouradge it more
Not a lot you can do other than reduce the lower growth, otherwise youll encouradge it more
Not a lot you can do other than reduce the lower growth, otherwise youll encouradge it more
Not a lot you can do other than reduce the lower growth, otherwise youll encouradge it more
Paladin
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May 31, 2008
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Pro Gard
May 31, 2008
Ginger Lilly
That's a new genus to me. I've always known the Ginger Lily as Hedychium.They prefer a rich, moist, but well drained soil and as you mention, best in a container that can be removed to a...
That's a new genus to me. I've always known the Ginger Lily as Hedychium.They prefer a rich, moist, but well drained soil and as you mention, best in a container that can be removed to a frost free place in the autumn. My compost mix would be two parts loam/one part leafmould/one part grit...
That's a new genus to me. I've always known the Ginger Lily as Hedychium.They prefer a rich, moist, but well drained soil and as you mention, best in a container that can be removed to a frost free place in the autumn. My compost mix would...
That's a new genus to me. I've always known the Ginger Lily as Hedychium.They prefer a rich, moist, but well drained soil and as you mention, best in a container that can be removed to a...
bellapinkpink
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May 31, 2008
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482
Plantsman
May 31, 2008
Absolute beginner looking for advice
ok, thanks for all the advice so far, i've been out today and bought various containers in different shapes and sizes, some multi purpose compost and a few gardening tools so im ready to go now,...
ok, thanks for all the advice so far, i've been out today and bought various containers in different shapes and sizes, some multi purpose compost and a few gardening tools so im ready to go now, from the advice above i went for the speedy seeds lettuce suggested by veg-and-flower-man, got some...
ok, thanks for all the advice so far, i've been out today and bought various containers in different shapes and sizes, some multi purpose compost and a few gardening tools so im ready to go now, from the advice above i went for the speedy seeds...
ok, thanks for all the advice so far, i've been out today and bought various containers in different shapes and sizes, some multi purpose compost and a few gardening tools so im ready to go now,...
barryp
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May 29, 2008
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barryp
May 31, 2008
Grow bags
You probably may not have seen my posting on another thread where you put a photo of the tomatoes. I said there that they seemed to be perfectly fine as the grow bags you are using were designed...
You probably may not have seen my posting on another thread where you put a photo of the tomatoes. I said there that they seemed to be perfectly fine as the grow bags you are using were designed for the purpose.
You probably may not have seen my posting on another thread where you put a photo of the tomatoes. I said there that they seemed to be perfectly fine as the grow bags you are using were designed for the purpose.
You probably may not have seen my posting on another thread where you put a photo of the tomatoes. I said there that they seemed to be perfectly fine as the grow bags you are using were designed...
Veg-and-flower-man
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May 30, 2008
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moyra
May 31, 2008
Plant finder/suggest some plants for me?
Just got back from holiday, and while there I bought huechera fireworks heuchera creme brulee phormium jester sea holly bronze fennel lamium I think in winter, when it's all dormant, I need...
Just got back from holiday, and while there I bought huechera fireworks heuchera creme brulee phormium jester sea holly bronze fennel lamium I think in winter, when it's all dormant, I need to have a real sort out. Just found out my geranium and borage will grow in the shade, so I shall...
Just got back from holiday, and while there I bought huechera fireworks heuchera creme brulee phormium jester sea holly bronze fennel lamium I think in winter, when it's all dormant, I need to have a real sort out. Just found out my...
Just got back from holiday, and while there I bought huechera fireworks heuchera creme brulee phormium jester sea holly bronze fennel lamium I think in winter, when it's all dormant, I need...
daisybelle
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May 25, 2008
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daisybelle
May 31, 2008
Monty Don
So sorry to hear about your Dad Gogs - every good wish for a speedy recovery. As CookieMonster says, six weeks is early days. I keep telling Jack he must not go out to mow the lawn or dig...
So sorry to hear about your Dad Gogs - every good wish for a speedy recovery. As CookieMonster says, six weeks is early days. I keep telling Jack he must not go out to mow the lawn or dig the garden yet it's only 9 days ago, but I do think a bit of gardening therapy will be good. Sorry...
So sorry to hear about your Dad Gogs - every good wish for a speedy recovery. As CookieMonster says, six weeks is early days. I keep telling Jack he must not go out to mow the lawn or dig the garden yet it's only 9 days ago, but I do think...
So sorry to hear about your Dad Gogs - every good wish for a speedy recovery. As CookieMonster says, six weeks is early days. I keep telling Jack he must not go out to mow the lawn or dig...
glenw
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May 22, 2008
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jjordie
May 31, 2008
Dividing hostas-advice
im not sure. But if u take a small knife and cut a shoot with a nice bit of root attached then it may work. Even just put straight in the ground!! i did that with some ornamental grass.
im not sure. But if u take a small knife and cut a shoot with a nice bit of root attached then it may work. Even just put straight in the ground!! i did that with some ornamental grass.
im not sure. But if u take a small knife and cut a shoot with a nice bit of root attached then it may work. Even just put straight in the ground!! i did that with some ornamental grass.
im not sure. But if u take a small knife and cut a shoot with a nice bit of root attached then it may work. Even just put straight in the ground!! i did that with some ornamental grass.
Veg-and-flower-man
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May 30, 2008
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Veg-and-flower-man
May 31, 2008
Keeping a basket moist
That looks similar to what I have however the spike on mine (the bit you push into the soil) looks like this but instead of the green bubble on top you attach any size of plastic bottle and the...
That looks similar to what I have however the spike on mine (the bit you push into the soil) looks like this but instead of the green bubble on top you attach any size of plastic bottle and the water drips in. You need two for something like a window box and one for a hanging basket. They...
That looks similar to what I have however the spike on mine (the bit you push into the soil) looks like this but instead of the green bubble on top you attach any size of plastic bottle and the water drips in. You need two for something like a...
That looks similar to what I have however the spike on mine (the bit you push into the soil) looks like this but instead of the green bubble on top you attach any size of plastic bottle and the...
Pebo
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May 5, 2008
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Diziblonde
May 30, 2008
Old Chimney pots
wow you have made excellent use of that space
wow you have made excellent use of that space
wow you have made excellent use of that space
wow you have made excellent use of that space
Slinky
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May 26, 2008
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Veg-and-flower-man
May 30, 2008
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