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  1. Waco

    Lottery Mix

    http://www.edirectory.co.uk/chilternseeds/pages/moreinfo.asp?pe=DBFAJJIJQ_+&cid=211
    http://www.edirectory.co.uk/chilternseeds/pages/moreinfo.asp?pe=DBFAJJIJQ_+&cid=211
    http://www.edirectory.co.uk/chilternseeds/pages/moreinfo.asp?pe=DBFAJJIJQ_+&cid=211
    http://www.edirectory.co.uk/chilternseeds/pages/moreinfo.asp?pe=DBFAJJIJQ_+&cid=211
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  2. Small orange giraffe

    Buddlia cuttings

    Cool thanks! I shall be doing that this week then!
    Cool thanks! I shall be doing that this week then!
    Cool thanks! I shall be doing that this week then!
    Cool thanks! I shall be doing that this week then!
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  3. Small orange giraffe

    Terracotta pots and white markings

    Personally, I prefer the old look! I actually smear loads of yogert on mine to make them look weathered, though they just tend to go green!
    Personally, I prefer the old look! I actually smear loads of yogert on mine to make them look weathered, though they just tend to go green!
    Personally, I prefer the old look! I actually smear loads of yogert on mine to make them look weathered, though they just tend to go green!
    Personally, I prefer the old look! I actually smear loads of yogert on mine to make them look weathered, though they just tend to go green!
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  4. elainefiz

    I`m having a bad time..

    Yes, your right.Thankyou and God bless you wiseoldowl.
    Yes, your right.Thankyou and God bless you wiseoldowl.
    Yes, your right.Thankyou and God bless you wiseoldowl.
    Yes, your right.Thankyou and God bless you wiseoldowl.
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  5. Palustris

    Gardening in the rain!

    Really pleased you enjoyed the visit. Started off with a bang when my crown fell out, but at least the rain held off! The Maurandia barclayana should not have survived outside really, but that...
    Really pleased you enjoyed the visit. Started off with a bang when my crown fell out, but at least the rain held off! The Maurandia barclayana should not have survived outside really, but that part of the garden is sheltered, southfacing and the wall is brick so that retains heat and the plant...
    Really pleased you enjoyed the visit. Started off with a bang when my crown fell out, but at least the rain held off! The Maurandia barclayana should not have survived outside really, but that part of the garden is sheltered, southfacing and the...
    Really pleased you enjoyed the visit. Started off with a bang when my crown fell out, but at least the rain held off! The Maurandia barclayana should not have survived outside really, but that...
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  6. Laurie

    Plant supports

    Cane supports are available from thegardensuperstore.co.uk or lbsgardenwarehouse.co.uk and others
    Cane supports are available from thegardensuperstore.co.uk or lbsgardenwarehouse.co.uk and others
    Cane supports are available from thegardensuperstore.co.uk or lbsgardenwarehouse.co.uk and others
    Cane supports are available from thegardensuperstore.co.uk or lbsgardenwarehouse.co.uk and others
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  7. rosa

    sweet pea seeds

    I've sown sweetpeas for the first time this year. They are in with my mangetout and climbing peas & beans and they look lovely, adding a splash of colour. I will certainly do that again.
    I've sown sweetpeas for the first time this year. They are in with my mangetout and climbing peas & beans and they look lovely, adding a splash of colour. I will certainly do that again.
    I've sown sweetpeas for the first time this year. They are in with my mangetout and climbing peas & beans and they look lovely, adding a splash of colour. I will certainly do that again.
    I've sown sweetpeas for the first time this year. They are in with my mangetout and climbing peas & beans and they look lovely, adding a splash of colour. I will certainly do that again.
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  8. PeterS

    What do poppies do ?

    Hi PeterYes, I have more than one plant and they are rather large with masses of flowers on each - see here: I never planted any - they just grew!!
    Hi PeterYes, I have more than one plant and they are rather large with masses of flowers on each - see here: I never planted any - they just grew!!
    Hi PeterYes, I have more than one plant and they are rather large with masses of flowers on each - see here: I never planted any - they just grew!!
    Hi PeterYes, I have more than one plant and they are rather large with masses of flowers on each - see here: I never planted any - they just grew!!
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  9. Geriatric Gardener

    fuchsia buds

    thanks peter&fran, I don't know whether it's because it is has started to get a little warmer, but the later buds seem to be improving and opening ok. gg
    thanks peter&fran, I don't know whether it's because it is has started to get a little warmer, but the later buds seem to be improving and opening ok. gg
    thanks peter&fran, I don't know whether it's because it is has started to get a little warmer, but the later buds seem to be improving and opening ok. gg
    thanks peter&fran, I don't know whether it's because it is has started to get a little warmer, but the later buds seem to be improving and opening ok. gg
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  10. Ceejay

    What Now

    ur welcome :D
    ur welcome :D
    ur welcome :D
    ur welcome :D
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  11. shiney

    Still trying to find out

    Hi, Thanks ver much shiney, second picture gave me a fright- looks likes lots of little spiders! Definitely not my plant, so that narrows it down for me, and your seeds look like valerian.
    Hi, Thanks ver much shiney, second picture gave me a fright- looks likes lots of little spiders! Definitely not my plant, so that narrows it down for me, and your seeds look like valerian.
    Hi, Thanks ver much shiney, second picture gave me a fright- looks likes lots of little spiders! Definitely not my plant, so that narrows it down for me, and your seeds look like valerian.
    Hi, Thanks ver much shiney, second picture gave me a fright- looks likes lots of little spiders! Definitely not my plant, so that narrows it down for me, and your seeds look like valerian.
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  12. elliegreenwellie

    Evergreen Jasmin - Red spots

    Thanks fran! I am hoping dry weather for a few days will do it good. Stupidly I plastic lined my pots (iwth drainage obviously) and planted them up with moisture retaining compost and mulch on the...
    Thanks fran! I am hoping dry weather for a few days will do it good. Stupidly I plastic lined my pots (iwth drainage obviously) and planted them up with moisture retaining compost and mulch on the top to protect from drying out. Obviously wasn't expecting the wettest month on record! It is in a...
    Thanks fran! I am hoping dry weather for a few days will do it good. Stupidly I plastic lined my pots (iwth drainage obviously) and planted them up with moisture retaining compost and mulch on the top to protect from drying out. Obviously wasn't...
    Thanks fran! I am hoping dry weather for a few days will do it good. Stupidly I plastic lined my pots (iwth drainage obviously) and planted them up with moisture retaining compost and mulch on the...
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  13. elliegreenwellie

    Best Climber

    Well, that's a bit of good news for me as I have clay soil. My main mess is lawn at the moment but I had assumed I would need to enrich the garden beds I plan to dig out before planting.TO
    Well, that's a bit of good news for me as I have clay soil. My main mess is lawn at the moment but I had assumed I would need to enrich the garden beds I plan to dig out before planting.TO
    Well, that's a bit of good news for me as I have clay soil. My main mess is lawn at the moment but I had assumed I would need to enrich the garden beds I plan to dig out before planting.TO
    Well, that's a bit of good news for me as I have clay soil. My main mess is lawn at the moment but I had assumed I would need to enrich the garden beds I plan to dig out before planting.TO
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  14. Paul N

    Ideas for what else to plant

    Thanks Lisa.
    Thanks Lisa.
    Thanks Lisa.
    Thanks Lisa.
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  15. elainefiz

    Collecting foxglove seeds..

    Thankyou kindly everyone.
    Thankyou kindly everyone.
    Thankyou kindly everyone.
    Thankyou kindly everyone.
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  16. oktarine

    I just updated my blog.......

    It all looks fantastic O...unlike my very sad looking plot!!! :rolleyes:
    It all looks fantastic O...unlike my very sad looking plot!!! :rolleyes:
    It all looks fantastic O...unlike my very sad looking plot!!! :rolleyes:
    It all looks fantastic O...unlike my very sad looking plot!!! :rolleyes:
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  17. windy miller

    Restios

    Roasting Summer???????? Looks like it's out of luck this year!!!! :rolleyes: :D Suppose I'll have to be a little bit more patient....will refrain from standing out there shouting...
    Roasting Summer???????? Looks like it's out of luck this year!!!! :rolleyes: :D Suppose I'll have to be a little bit more patient....will refrain from standing out there shouting 'grow ya b*gger' as it's obviously not doing a right lot of good!!! :D :D
    Roasting Summer???????? Looks like it's out of luck this year!!!! :rolleyes: :D Suppose I'll have to be a little bit more patient....will refrain from standing out there shouting 'grow ya b*gger' as it's obviously not doing a right...
    Roasting Summer???????? Looks like it's out of luck this year!!!! :rolleyes: :D Suppose I'll have to be a little bit more patient....will refrain from standing out there shouting...
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  18. Victoria

    Rockery anyone?

    Poor LoL, it will all be worth it in the end. And look on the bright side, at least it's warm enough to have an outside shower there, wouldn't fancy one here at the moment! I am sure when you...
    Poor LoL, it will all be worth it in the end. And look on the bright side, at least it's warm enough to have an outside shower there, wouldn't fancy one here at the moment! I am sure when you where moving your gravel you would have given your right arm for cooler weather and rain showers though!
    Poor LoL, it will all be worth it in the end. And look on the bright side, at least it's warm enough to have an outside shower there, wouldn't fancy one here at the moment! I am sure when you where moving your gravel you would have given your...
    Poor LoL, it will all be worth it in the end. And look on the bright side, at least it's warm enough to have an outside shower there, wouldn't fancy one here at the moment! I am sure when you...
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  19. Koz 76

    New start for an unloved patch of land .

    Don't be fooled by the mares tails mgn I have never known it to be weak yet those roots can grow 30ft you are only pulling the top bit out,I have started using a flame wand every time it pops...
    Don't be fooled by the mares tails mgn I have never known it to be weak yet those roots can grow 30ft you are only pulling the top bit out,I have started using a flame wand every time it pops through, apparently it does cell damage that disrupts the growing potential of the runners, up to now it...
    Don't be fooled by the mares tails mgn I have never known it to be weak yet those roots can grow 30ft you are only pulling the top bit out,I have started using a flame wand every time it pops through, apparently it does cell damage that disrupts...
    Don't be fooled by the mares tails mgn I have never known it to be weak yet those roots can grow 30ft you are only pulling the top bit out,I have started using a flame wand every time it pops...
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  20. Laurie

    Quick Staging

    Hi Laurie, just one thought, how resistant are they to being constantly wet? David.
    Hi Laurie, just one thought, how resistant are they to being constantly wet? David.
    Hi Laurie, just one thought, how resistant are they to being constantly wet? David.
    Hi Laurie, just one thought, how resistant are they to being constantly wet? David.
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