General Gardening Discussion

Thanks walnut I will try putting them at the side of the house..

ok i found the other postings ,, really should open my eyes before i type,, thnx anyway

Thanks lads.. Woo,it does have that yellowish tint and the scent is to die forPro,I learnt the hard way and now use leather gauntlets.

Hi Terrier. According to my book, although all the Snapdragons that we buy are cultivars, they are all based on Antirrhinum majus, which is a short lived, tender perennial.Certainly mine often come back, and Yorkshire won't be any warmer than you. I have lifted them and overwintered then under...

Hi DavidYes, I bought some more dry bulbs last week (reduced) and put them in pots in the greenhouse. I believe they were prepared but I seem to remember the packet saying they could be forced indoor or planted outside for later flowing. Sorry I threw out the packets by mistake when I...

Whiley I can see you are keen to get going and you have been given some good advice but why not try a couple of seeds out of each packet make a note of what you do and how you fare it will add a bit of interest until the planting season starts proper.

Every year on the Ascot to Wndsor road the Daffs come early - 2007 was no exception as some were in floweer by the 2oth December. I n fact many of the flower heads are now dead..........Very strange but true..........

Aster, as long as you are getting paid, then do it.

Must be the mid winter flowering form, roders :D

Hi - you are right, they are Sencio... I hope they survive the winter as they make a lovely frame for the rosesThanks roders and Pete

Mr Fothergills, of course , . Sorry folks. But they were sold retail next to Fothergills own.

A lowish stake should help prevent windrock on most trees although a higher stake on fruit so as to put less stress on the graft.

Hi John I think I,ll Hang on to my tender annuals for a bit longer than January. :D

My goodness that thing has ears! :D Anyone know how old it is? Helen.xxx.

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Hi Helen Thanks for the welcome. My first question since joining seemed to bring a quick freindly response.Looking forward to more questions and chats in the future.Martyn

Stingo & WooThank you. i'm still trying to associate the words.i must be old i would like to use it, cos it sounds good, but if you don't know 'why'!!cheers

Well thanks eveyone. strongy yes that is plumeria, I think there are a couple in the shot, they were out there, at the time, for spraying the dreaded RSM. The semperviviums have been on that corragated asbestos roof for at least 40yrs, and its never been struck by lightning, so they work. ...

Here's echoing the thanks and all the good wishes for the next three years (at least) It is always nice to be able to exchange views in a dignified and friendly forum

Email ronseal or look on the ronseal web site and see if the colour you want is available. Some places may not stock it but could perhaps order it. (I have never used it so dont know either way)