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What is up with this Aubrieta Blue King?
Yep, get in there after it's finished flowering and give it a good haircut. The exeption is where it tumbles over a wall. In that case just leave it to get on with it's stuff as gravity will...
Yep, get in there after it's finished flowering and give it a good haircut. The exeption is where it tumbles over a wall. In that case just leave it to get on with it's stuff as gravity will stretch it downwards and let the light in.Aubretia also do well on poorer soils, too rich and it will...
Yep, get in there after it's finished flowering and give it a good haircut. The exeption is where it tumbles over a wall. In that case just leave it to get on with it's stuff as gravity will stretch it downwards and let the light in.Aubretia...
Yep, get in there after it's finished flowering and give it a good haircut. The exeption is where it tumbles over a wall. In that case just leave it to get on with it's stuff as gravity will...
TeaTree
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May 12, 2007
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frogesque
May 12, 2007
digging up & replanting shrubs
Will put some pics on tomorrow 1 of them is like a green/grey colour leaf which is white/silver underneath, I have seen it before but I don't know the name, 1 of the others is mid/dark green...
Will put some pics on tomorrow 1 of them is like a green/grey colour leaf which is white/silver underneath, I have seen it before but I don't know the name, 1 of the others is mid/dark green leaf with a white edging (leaves are quite small). Just been out and given them a good watering :D
Will put some pics on tomorrow 1 of them is like a green/grey colour leaf which is white/silver underneath, I have seen it before but I don't know the name, 1 of the others is mid/dark green leaf with a white edging (leaves are quite small)....
Will put some pics on tomorrow 1 of them is like a green/grey colour leaf which is white/silver underneath, I have seen it before but I don't know the name, 1 of the others is mid/dark green...
penguin
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May 9, 2007
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penguin
May 12, 2007
Outdoors Plants
Den. Sound advice from Walnut. As he says you can grow anything - shrubs, bulbs, annuals, hardy perennials or tender perennials. That over a million plants to chose from. And I would second Walnut...
Den. Sound advice from Walnut. As he says you can grow anything - shrubs, bulbs, annuals, hardy perennials or tender perennials. That over a million plants to chose from. And I would second Walnut on the Readers Digest book - I think it is excellent. But I would start with 'The flower expert' by...
Den. Sound advice from Walnut. As he says you can grow anything - shrubs, bulbs, annuals, hardy perennials or tender perennials. That over a million plants to chose from. And I would second Walnut on the Readers Digest book - I think it is...
Den. Sound advice from Walnut. As he says you can grow anything - shrubs, bulbs, annuals, hardy perennials or tender perennials. That over a million plants to chose from. And I would second Walnut...
Den
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Apr 30, 2007
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PeterS
May 12, 2007
Seeds for sowing indoors sown out and flourishing!
All credit to the seeds for surviving me
All credit to the seeds for surviving me
All credit to the seeds for surviving me
All credit to the seeds for surviving me
Johnny
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May 11, 2007
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Johnny
May 12, 2007
aucuba
I have an aucuba its in sun first thing in morning but shade the rest of the day, leaves are yellow and green anyway they are called spotted laurel. They don't usually need feeding cos they are...
I have an aucuba its in sun first thing in morning but shade the rest of the day, leaves are yellow and green anyway they are called spotted laurel. They don't usually need feeding cos they are quite happy in poor soil.
I have an aucuba its in sun first thing in morning but shade the rest of the day, leaves are yellow and green anyway they are called spotted laurel. They don't usually need feeding cos they are quite happy in poor soil.
I have an aucuba its in sun first thing in morning but shade the rest of the day, leaves are yellow and green anyway they are called spotted laurel. They don't usually need feeding cos they are...
oak
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May 12, 2007
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Tropical Oasis
May 12, 2007
Wanted - Clever ideas...
As mentioned, the trick with rubble sacks is not to overfill also, keep as dry as possible once they've been loaded. There is a tremendous difference in the weight of saturated sand or compost...
As mentioned, the trick with rubble sacks is not to overfill also, keep as dry as possible once they've been loaded. There is a tremendous difference in the weight of saturated sand or compost compared to stuff that's reasonably dry. Half fill the bag, fold the top over and protect from rain...
As mentioned, the trick with rubble sacks is not to overfill also, keep as dry as possible once they've been loaded. There is a tremendous difference in the weight of saturated sand or compost compared to stuff that's reasonably dry. Half fill...
As mentioned, the trick with rubble sacks is not to overfill also, keep as dry as possible once they've been loaded. There is a tremendous difference in the weight of saturated sand or compost...
Diziblonde
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May 10, 2007
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frogesque
May 12, 2007
cistus
Hi floris. The rock rose is a shrub so cannot be divided like perennials. Cuttings are fairly easy though, take them in summer from young shoots and root into well drained compost with sharp sand...
Hi floris. The rock rose is a shrub so cannot be divided like perennials. Cuttings are fairly easy though, take them in summer from young shoots and root into well drained compost with sharp sand added. Cut any flower buds off if any.
Hi floris. The rock rose is a shrub so cannot be divided like perennials. Cuttings are fairly easy though, take them in summer from young shoots and root into well drained compost with sharp sand added. Cut any flower buds off if any.
Hi floris. The rock rose is a shrub so cannot be divided like perennials. Cuttings are fairly easy though, take them in summer from young shoots and root into well drained compost with sharp sand...
floris
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May 12, 2007
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Blackthorn
May 12, 2007
Seed troubles
I don't know why I started keeping them in an air tight container, probably some person told me to do it years ago and I never questioned it!!Maybe it has been too hot in the office for the...
I don't know why I started keeping them in an air tight container, probably some person told me to do it years ago and I never questioned it!!Maybe it has been too hot in the office for the seeds I will try the Garage.Dave
I don't know why I started keeping them in an air tight container, probably some person told me to do it years ago and I never questioned it!!Maybe it has been too hot in the office for the seeds I will try the Garage.Dave
I don't know why I started keeping them in an air tight container, probably some person told me to do it years ago and I never questioned it!!Maybe it has been too hot in the office for the...
David G
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May 11, 2007
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David G
May 12, 2007
Small hedge.
Hi timn,What about a rose hedge, there are so many different types to choose from, perpetual blooming, or shrub e.t.c also in the winter they will keep the dogs away with their prickly thorns,...
Hi timn,What about a rose hedge, there are so many different types to choose from, perpetual blooming, or shrub e.t.c also in the winter they will keep the dogs away with their prickly thorns, and of course you get the bonus of the scent they produce.
Hi timn,What about a rose hedge, there are so many different types to choose from, perpetual blooming, or shrub e.t.c also in the winter they will keep the dogs away with their prickly thorns, and of course you get the bonus of the scent they...
Hi timn,What about a rose hedge, there are so many different types to choose from, perpetual blooming, or shrub e.t.c also in the winter they will keep the dogs away with their prickly thorns,...
timn64
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May 5, 2007
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seeker of knowledge
May 12, 2007
Wild bramble
Difficult to dig them out you allways leave bits in better to use a systemic brushwood killer paint it on and let it work back into the root system
Difficult to dig them out you allways leave bits in better to use a systemic brushwood killer paint it on and let it work back into the root system
Difficult to dig them out you allways leave bits in better to use a systemic brushwood killer paint it on and let it work back into the root system
Difficult to dig them out you allways leave bits in better to use a systemic brushwood killer paint it on and let it work back into the root system
newbiegrower
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May 11, 2007
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walnut
May 12, 2007
Sweet cicely
glad you like it as well because it flowers early i think it adds a welcome sight to the garden..it also smells divine..I have mine growung by the dames violets and it looks really attractive..
glad you like it as well because it flowers early i think it adds a welcome sight to the garden..it also smells divine..I have mine growung by the dames violets and it looks really attractive..
glad you like it as well because it flowers early i think it adds a welcome sight to the garden..it also smells divine..I have mine growung by the dames violets and it looks really attractive..
glad you like it as well because it flowers early i think it adds a welcome sight to the garden..it also smells divine..I have mine growung by the dames violets and it looks really attractive..
wyldeflower
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May 11, 2007
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wyldeflower
May 12, 2007
Rhododendron Fragrantissimum
2 minds with but a single thought.... :rolleyes: :D
2 minds with but a single thought.... :rolleyes: :D
2 minds with but a single thought.... :rolleyes: :D
2 minds with but a single thought.... :rolleyes: :D
guinness
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Apr 26, 2007
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UsedtobeDendy
May 11, 2007
Nerium oleander
It could be that they need to root deeply, I understand that although they come from the med area they do need constant moisture and are not what you would expect as a native from those parts.
It could be that they need to root deeply, I understand that although they come from the med area they do need constant moisture and are not what you would expect as a native from those parts.
It could be that they need to root deeply, I understand that although they come from the med area they do need constant moisture and are not what you would expect as a native from those parts.
It could be that they need to root deeply, I understand that although they come from the med area they do need constant moisture and are not what you would expect as a native from those parts.
pete
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May 7, 2007
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pete
May 11, 2007
basic schools in need of seed.
I think it a good idea to help children when it comes to gardening, but may I give a word of warning. Check that it is legal to send seeds to these countries. Many countries have laws governing...
I think it a good idea to help children when it comes to gardening, but may I give a word of warning. Check that it is legal to send seeds to these countries. Many countries have laws governing the import of foreign seeds and plant material. David.
I think it a good idea to help children when it comes to gardening, but may I give a word of warning. Check that it is legal to send seeds to these countries. Many countries have laws governing the import of foreign seeds and plant material. David.
I think it a good idea to help children when it comes to gardening, but may I give a word of warning. Check that it is legal to send seeds to these countries. Many countries have laws governing...
Time
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May 9, 2007
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daitheplant
May 11, 2007
Have you got yours yet??..!!
Many thanks Walnut! I am really glad you like the web site.Is anyone coming to Chelsea? It would be really nice to meet you.All the best Nicola
Many thanks Walnut! I am really glad you like the web site.Is anyone coming to Chelsea? It would be really nice to meet you.All the best Nicola
Many thanks Walnut! I am really glad you like the web site.Is anyone coming to Chelsea? It would be really nice to meet you.All the best Nicola
Many thanks Walnut! I am really glad you like the web site.Is anyone coming to Chelsea? It would be really nice to meet you.All the best Nicola
Marley Farley
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Feb 7, 2006
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shoot
May 11, 2007
St john's Wort
I have taken st johns wort but then i am not on any medication and its been fine..i also know others that take it and swear by it.. St John�s Wort - Hypericum perforatum Traditionally used...
I have taken st johns wort but then i am not on any medication and its been fine..i also know others that take it and swear by it.. St John�s Wort - Hypericum perforatum Traditionally used as a wound herb and pain remedy, it is nowadays becoming better known as an effective...
I have taken st johns wort but then i am not on any medication and its been fine..i also know others that take it and swear by it.. St John�s Wort - Hypericum perforatum Traditionally used as a wound herb and pain remedy, it is nowadays...
I have taken st johns wort but then i am not on any medication and its been fine..i also know others that take it and swear by it.. St John�s Wort - Hypericum perforatum Traditionally used...
LooseLotty
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Mar 21, 2007
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wyldeflower
May 11, 2007
Dandelions.
Dandelion Egg Salad4 hard-boiled eggs2/3 cup dandelion greens, chopped and cooked1 tsp horseradish1 Tbsp fresh chives�½ cup mayonnaise1. Chop eggs coarsely.2. Add Dandelion...
Dandelion Egg Salad4 hard-boiled eggs2/3 cup dandelion greens, chopped and cooked1 tsp horseradish1 Tbsp fresh chives�½ cup mayonnaise1. Chop eggs coarsely.2. Add Dandelion greens, chives, and horseradish. Mix gently.3. Add mayonnaise and mix just enough to coat...
Dandelion Egg Salad4 hard-boiled eggs2/3 cup dandelion greens, chopped and cooked1 tsp horseradish1 Tbsp fresh chives�½ cup mayonnaise1. Chop eggs coarsely.2. Add Dandelion greens, chives, and horseradish. Mix gently.3. ...
Dandelion Egg Salad4 hard-boiled eggs2/3 cup dandelion greens, chopped and cooked1 tsp horseradish1 Tbsp fresh chives�½ cup mayonnaise1. Chop eggs coarsely.2. Add Dandelion...
wyldeflower
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May 11, 2007
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wyldeflower
May 11, 2007
Camelias
I don't generally prune camellias unless a branch is sticking out or if cutting flowers for the house counts. At Bodnant Gardens they cut back some old and big camellias down to stumps and they...
I don't generally prune camellias unless a branch is sticking out or if cutting flowers for the house counts. At Bodnant Gardens they cut back some old and big camellias down to stumps and they have shooted again, so they will take some severe treatment. I am wondering whether the shrivelled...
I don't generally prune camellias unless a branch is sticking out or if cutting flowers for the house counts. At Bodnant Gardens they cut back some old and big camellias down to stumps and they have shooted again, so they will take some severe...
I don't generally prune camellias unless a branch is sticking out or if cutting flowers for the house counts. At Bodnant Gardens they cut back some old and big camellias down to stumps and they...
pattiw
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May 8, 2007
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geoffhandley
May 10, 2007
Dracunculus Vulgaris
its very windy here now, but the dracs that have beenoutside all winter are standing up to it well - fingers crossed.
its very windy here now, but the dracs that have beenoutside all winter are standing up to it well - fingers crossed.
its very windy here now, but the dracs that have beenoutside all winter are standing up to it well - fingers crossed.
its very windy here now, but the dracs that have beenoutside all winter are standing up to it well - fingers crossed.
Waco
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May 8, 2007
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Waco
May 10, 2007
dam wind
Thanks windy ironice really isnt it. your name i mean WINDY.LOL sorry couldnt resist that.Yea sounds like your more fed up than me dont blame you with all that distrution.all the best ..daz
Thanks windy ironice really isnt it. your name i mean WINDY.LOL sorry couldnt resist that.Yea sounds like your more fed up than me dont blame you with all that distrution.all the best ..daz
Thanks windy ironice really isnt it. your name i mean WINDY.LOL sorry couldnt resist that.Yea sounds like your more fed up than me dont blame you with all that distrution.all the best ..daz
Thanks windy ironice really isnt it. your name i mean WINDY.LOL sorry couldnt resist that.Yea sounds like your more fed up than me dont blame you with all that distrution.all the best ..daz
daz and debs
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May 10, 2007
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daz and debs
May 10, 2007
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