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Ground cover
:D :D Well why not AG... It is a pretty mix!! :D :D
:D :D Well why not AG... It is a pretty mix!! :D :D
:D :D Well why not AG... It is a pretty mix!! :D :D
:D :D Well why not AG... It is a pretty mix!! :D :D
Jaycee
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Aug 29, 2007
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Marley Farley
Sep 10, 2007
Potting Tip
That's another good one Walnut ,i saw them doing it on t.v. the other night(Gardeners World i think)and it definately works.
That's another good one Walnut ,i saw them doing it on t.v. the other night(Gardeners World i think)and it definately works.
That's another good one Walnut ,i saw them doing it on t.v. the other night(Gardeners World i think)and it definately works.
That's another good one Walnut ,i saw them doing it on t.v. the other night(Gardeners World i think)and it definately works.
mackem
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Aug 28, 2007
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mackem
Sep 9, 2007
not mini pellets .BIG PELLETS HELLLP
David,I seem to recall thru the hazy fog of my memory that when i was perusing container gardening i was told coffee grounds are good for keeping slugs away.Cant remember who told me but...
David,I seem to recall thru the hazy fog of my memory that when i was perusing container gardening i was told coffee grounds are good for keeping slugs away.Cant remember who told me but THANK U whoever you are :D
David,I seem to recall thru the hazy fog of my memory that when i was perusing container gardening i was told coffee grounds are good for keeping slugs away.Cant remember who told me but THANK U whoever you are :D
David,I seem to recall thru the hazy fog of my memory that when i was perusing container gardening i was told coffee grounds are good for keeping slugs away.Cant remember who told me but...
intermiplants
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Sep 2, 2007
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accidentalgardener
Sep 9, 2007
WHY ARE MY BUDLEJA FLOWERS DYING
John,Hobbled up onto the patio (a bit late i know but the floodlight was on ) and there is a tree stump by the big gate and it looks suspiciously like there is a Budd sprouting out the side...
John,Hobbled up onto the patio (a bit late i know but the floodlight was on ) and there is a tree stump by the big gate and it looks suspiciously like there is a Budd sprouting out the side of it. No flowers but the leaves look very much like it. Also found what looked like another bunch...
John,Hobbled up onto the patio (a bit late i know but the floodlight was on ) and there is a tree stump by the big gate and it looks suspiciously like there is a Budd sprouting out the side of it. No flowers but the leaves look very much...
John,Hobbled up onto the patio (a bit late i know but the floodlight was on ) and there is a tree stump by the big gate and it looks suspiciously like there is a Budd sprouting out the side...
accidentalgardener
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Jul 26, 2007
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accidentalgardener
Sep 9, 2007
NEW GARDEN
TY Keving,I'm bouncing back quickly, i simply can't allow time for illness/breakages without booking it into my year well in advance
the consultant despairs of me he says, but i make him...
TY Keving,I'm bouncing back quickly, i simply can't allow time for illness/breakages without booking it into my year well in advance
the consultant despairs of me he says, but i make him laugh so get away with it :D
TY Keving,I'm bouncing back quickly, i simply can't allow time for illness/breakages without booking it into my year well in advance
the consultant despairs of me he says, but i make him laugh so get away with it :D
TY Keving,I'm bouncing back quickly, i simply can't allow time for illness/breakages without booking it into my year well in advance
the consultant despairs of me he says, but i make him...
accidentalgardener
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Jul 26, 2007
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accidentalgardener
Sep 9, 2007
interview... help!
Hi Chan,The fact that they contacted you to let you know the boss would be away ... is a good sign.I'm rooting (excuse the pun ) for you, the best of luck
Hi Chan,The fact that they contacted you to let you know the boss would be away ... is a good sign.I'm rooting (excuse the pun ) for you, the best of luck
Hi Chan,The fact that they contacted you to let you know the boss would be away ... is a good sign.I'm rooting (excuse the pun ) for you, the best of luck
Hi Chan,The fact that they contacted you to let you know the boss would be away ... is a good sign.I'm rooting (excuse the pun ) for you, the best of luck
chan
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Sep 2, 2007
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accidentalgardener
Sep 9, 2007
Updated my website
and again !
and again !
and again !
and again !
how does your
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Sep 3, 2007
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oktarine
Sep 9, 2007
t rex
Thanks mate.As you can see iv planted it over the other side of the stream so its got as much room as it likes it can go as mad as it wants.
Thanks mate.As you can see iv planted it over the other side of the stream so its got as much room as it likes it can go as mad as it wants.
Thanks mate.As you can see iv planted it over the other side of the stream so its got as much room as it likes it can go as mad as it wants.
Thanks mate.As you can see iv planted it over the other side of the stream so its got as much room as it likes it can go as mad as it wants.
daz and debs
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Sep 9, 2007
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daz and debs
Sep 9, 2007
Sesbania punicea
Strongy, I liked the first answers best.Mine are still in the original 12 cm pot, all 7 of them, and between 12 - 18 cm tall. I was seriously considering feeding mine cheese and pickle...
Strongy, I liked the first answers best.Mine are still in the original 12 cm pot, all 7 of them, and between 12 - 18 cm tall. I was seriously considering feeding mine cheese and pickle sandwiches too and asking my cousin davris to send me some English water over. However, now you have...
Strongy, I liked the first answers best.Mine are still in the original 12 cm pot, all 7 of them, and between 12 - 18 cm tall. I was seriously considering feeding mine cheese and pickle sandwiches too and asking my cousin davris to send me...
Strongy, I liked the first answers best.Mine are still in the original 12 cm pot, all 7 of them, and between 12 - 18 cm tall. I was seriously considering feeding mine cheese and pickle...
Victoria
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May 30, 2007
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Kedi-Gato
Sep 9, 2007
Are these one and the same?
I can now answer my own question, the cornus is Dogwood
I can now answer my own question, the cornus is Dogwood
I can now answer my own question, the cornus is Dogwood
I can now answer my own question, the cornus is Dogwood
accidentalgardener
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Sep 8, 2007
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accidentalgardener
Sep 8, 2007
Cover plant
Hi Nikita,Walnut i can vouch for that.Clematis Montana will grow VERY quickly, mine are monsters (pretty but large), they are very heavy but not sure if chain link fence will be the easiest...
Hi Nikita,Walnut i can vouch for that.Clematis Montana will grow VERY quickly, mine are monsters (pretty but large), they are very heavy but not sure if chain link fence will be the easiest to grow it up/over. If you go for Honeysuckle have a look at Himalayan Honeysuckle. It is quite...
Hi Nikita,Walnut i can vouch for that.Clematis Montana will grow VERY quickly, mine are monsters (pretty but large), they are very heavy but not sure if chain link fence will be the easiest to grow it up/over. If you go for Honeysuckle have...
Hi Nikita,Walnut i can vouch for that.Clematis Montana will grow VERY quickly, mine are monsters (pretty but large), they are very heavy but not sure if chain link fence will be the easiest...
Nikita
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Sep 4, 2007
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352
accidentalgardener
Sep 8, 2007
corrugated roof
It might be me Kathy, Semperviviums growing on corragated asbestos?
It might be me Kathy, Semperviviums growing on corragated asbestos?
It might be me Kathy, Semperviviums growing on corragated asbestos?
It might be me Kathy, Semperviviums growing on corragated asbestos?
Kathy3
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Sep 5, 2007
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pete
Sep 8, 2007
Topiary
Told them David!!!! It's a staffie
Told them David!!!! It's a staffie
Told them David!!!! It's a staffie
Told them David!!!! It's a staffie
walnut
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Sep 7, 2007
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407
Sarraceniac
Sep 8, 2007
Passionflower not flowering!
Thanks everyone for your help! At the moment we have 3 beautiful flowers open at the same time which is a record, and about 30 buds waiting to come out. I think the plant is ok, it's growing...
Thanks everyone for your help! At the moment we have 3 beautiful flowers open at the same time which is a record, and about 30 buds waiting to come out. I think the plant is ok, it's growing voraciously and looking very healthy, I just think as it's a brand new plant it may just need to settle...
Thanks everyone for your help! At the moment we have 3 beautiful flowers open at the same time which is a record, and about 30 buds waiting to come out. I think the plant is ok, it's growing voraciously and looking very healthy, I just think as...
Thanks everyone for your help! At the moment we have 3 beautiful flowers open at the same time which is a record, and about 30 buds waiting to come out. I think the plant is ok, it's growing...
Orby1
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Aug 29, 2007
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Orby1
Sep 8, 2007
What do U wear 4 gardening?
After today when i "GLOWED"(us ladies do'nt sweat),I think i will garden in the nuddie. Not a pretty sight but what the heck!!!!!!!! Now i need a few of these
After today when i "GLOWED"(us ladies do'nt sweat),I think i will garden in the nuddie. Not a pretty sight but what the heck!!!!!!!! Now i need a few of these
After today when i "GLOWED"(us ladies do'nt sweat),I think i will garden in the nuddie. Not a pretty sight but what the heck!!!!!!!! Now i need a few of these
After today when i "GLOWED"(us ladies do'nt sweat),I think i will garden in the nuddie. Not a pretty sight but what the heck!!!!!!!! Now i need a few of these
Helofadigger
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Sep 6, 2007
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josephine
Sep 7, 2007
Bannana shoot
Pete, nice display, my plant is new this year, it was probably just under 1 ft tall, now its about 3ft, so hopefully should be ok this winter.
Pete, nice display, my plant is new this year, it was probably just under 1 ft tall, now its about 3ft, so hopefully should be ok this winter.
Pete, nice display, my plant is new this year, it was probably just under 1 ft tall, now its about 3ft, so hopefully should be ok this winter.
Pete, nice display, my plant is new this year, it was probably just under 1 ft tall, now its about 3ft, so hopefully should be ok this winter.
Keving
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Sep 7, 2007
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Keving
Sep 7, 2007
Vitis Brandt
Hi Gem and Al, sorry we missed you. At this time of the year any grape vine can be pruned safely as long as you dont cut into old wood, (last years growth) and of course your not worried about...
Hi Gem and Al, sorry we missed you. At this time of the year any grape vine can be pruned safely as long as you dont cut into old wood, (last years growth) and of course your not worried about getting any grapes. As far as I know, Brandt is more of an ornamental, so if its too big, cut it...
Hi Gem and Al, sorry we missed you. At this time of the year any grape vine can be pruned safely as long as you dont cut into old wood, (last years growth) and of course your not worried about getting any grapes. As far as I know, Brandt is...
Hi Gem and Al, sorry we missed you. At this time of the year any grape vine can be pruned safely as long as you dont cut into old wood, (last years growth) and of course your not worried about...
Gem and Al
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Aug 13, 2007
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pete
Sep 7, 2007
Removing privet
If you know somebody with a landy and chains, that would shift them - I've seen it done, and it's very effective - and quick! :D
If you know somebody with a landy and chains, that would shift them - I've seen it done, and it's very effective - and quick! :D
If you know somebody with a landy and chains, that would shift them - I've seen it done, and it's very effective - and quick! :D
If you know somebody with a landy and chains, that would shift them - I've seen it done, and it's very effective - and quick! :D
Nikita
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Sep 1, 2007
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UsedtobeDendy
Sep 7, 2007
Silly Question?
That is exactly the same looking kernel as the corn which is grown round here as animal feed. It is ground up for use and is no good for cooking.
That is exactly the same looking kernel as the corn which is grown round here as animal feed. It is ground up for use and is no good for cooking.
That is exactly the same looking kernel as the corn which is grown round here as animal feed. It is ground up for use and is no good for cooking.
That is exactly the same looking kernel as the corn which is grown round here as animal feed. It is ground up for use and is no good for cooking.
shiney
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Sep 6, 2007
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Palustris
Sep 7, 2007
50p Rescue...
Thanks for the info strongy, I shall go off & have a browse in a minute... Ho hum, probably have to spend some more money..!! :rolleyes: :DI think I shall keep them in the...
Thanks for the info strongy, I shall go off & have a browse in a minute... Ho hum, probably have to spend some more money..!! :rolleyes: :DI think I shall keep them in the greenhouse all the time, as I did this hibiscus as it is so worth it.. Hmm, bitten & smitten I think...!!! ...
Thanks for the info strongy, I shall go off & have a browse in a minute... Ho hum, probably have to spend some more money..!! :rolleyes: :DI think I shall keep them in the greenhouse all the time, as I did this hibiscus as it is so...
Thanks for the info strongy, I shall go off & have a browse in a minute... Ho hum, probably have to spend some more money..!! :rolleyes: :DI think I shall keep them in the...
Marley Farley
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Sep 2, 2007
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Marley Farley
Sep 6, 2007
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