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hedge growth stopper..cutless ?
hello there is a product that will stop your lawns and hedges from growing till next spring called hedge rest. from Peservices ltd01686627319
hello there is a product that will stop your lawns and hedges from growing till next spring called hedge rest. from Peservices ltd01686627319
hello there is a product that will stop your lawns and hedges from growing till next spring called hedge rest. from Peservices ltd01686627319
hello there is a product that will stop your lawns and hedges from growing till next spring called hedge rest. from Peservices ltd01686627319
keithhazel
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Apr 25, 2007
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have a lazy summer
Apr 26, 2007
Garden hose!
Hi MefI bought a 'no tangle no kink' hose last year for �£19.99 by mail order but I wouldn't recommend them. It tangled and kinked and was a real pain. I've just bought an 80ft one on a reel...
Hi MefI bought a 'no tangle no kink' hose last year for �£19.99 by mail order but I wouldn't recommend them. It tangled and kinked and was a real pain. I've just bought an 80ft one on a reel which has a handle to re-wind. Although you have to take the trouble to wind it back in, at least it...
Hi MefI bought a 'no tangle no kink' hose last year for �£19.99 by mail order but I wouldn't recommend them. It tangled and kinked and was a real pain. I've just bought an 80ft one on a reel which has a handle to re-wind. Although you have...
Hi MefI bought a 'no tangle no kink' hose last year for �£19.99 by mail order but I wouldn't recommend them. It tangled and kinked and was a real pain. I've just bought an 80ft one on a reel...
mef750
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Apr 22, 2007
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481
Joanann
Apr 26, 2007
raised bed
Glad to be of help.Feel free to leave comments on the blog site.I try and leave an update on Sundays , there's always something going on!
Glad to be of help.Feel free to leave comments on the blog site.I try and leave an update on Sundays , there's always something going on!
Glad to be of help.Feel free to leave comments on the blog site.I try and leave an update on Sundays , there's always something going on!
Glad to be of help.Feel free to leave comments on the blog site.I try and leave an update on Sundays , there's always something going on!
rose50
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Apr 24, 2007
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489
oktarine
Apr 26, 2007
mysterious blue flowers
Welcome lolopoI used to live in Rugby, and just spotted your Cov signature,If you need any help, let us know.Best thing for the birds is to provide a good and constant variety of seed / nuts...
Welcome lolopoI used to live in Rugby, and just spotted your Cov signature,If you need any help, let us know.Best thing for the birds is to provide a good and constant variety of seed / nuts / fat balls , as well as a water bath.
Welcome lolopoI used to live in Rugby, and just spotted your Cov signature,If you need any help, let us know.Best thing for the birds is to provide a good and constant variety of seed / nuts / fat balls , as well as a water bath.
Welcome lolopoI used to live in Rugby, and just spotted your Cov signature,If you need any help, let us know.Best thing for the birds is to provide a good and constant variety of seed / nuts...
lolopo
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Apr 17, 2007
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oktarine
Apr 26, 2007
The paths around my raised beds
I used bark chippings on top of weed prevention fabric.
I used bark chippings on top of weed prevention fabric.
I used bark chippings on top of weed prevention fabric.
I used bark chippings on top of weed prevention fabric.
Jonathan 2845
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Apr 12, 2007
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658
oktarine
Apr 26, 2007
camellia cuttings
I tried cuttings with the ones in my parents' garden. 100% failure! :( Hope you have better luck.
I tried cuttings with the ones in my parents' garden. 100% failure! :( Hope you have better luck.
I tried cuttings with the ones in my parents' garden. 100% failure! :( Hope you have better luck.
I tried cuttings with the ones in my parents' garden. 100% failure! :( Hope you have better luck.
nicsdad
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Apr 24, 2007
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778
Liz
Apr 26, 2007
Forsythia
You can prune Forsythia as hard as you choose, but do it as soon as it has finished flowering. It flowers mext year on brnaches it grows from now onwards. We have a really good display from one...
You can prune Forsythia as hard as you choose, but do it as soon as it has finished flowering. It flowers mext year on brnaches it grows from now onwards. We have a really good display from one which was cut down to 12 inches from the ground last year.
You can prune Forsythia as hard as you choose, but do it as soon as it has finished flowering. It flowers mext year on brnaches it grows from now onwards. We have a really good display from one which was cut down to 12 inches from the ground last...
You can prune Forsythia as hard as you choose, but do it as soon as it has finished flowering. It flowers mext year on brnaches it grows from now onwards. We have a really good display from one...
AndyK
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Apr 25, 2007
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369
Palustris
Apr 25, 2007
What to grow?
not sure but all the ones around it were singles, i bought one with no flowers on but plenty of buds so i get a surprise as to what the colour is! it was in the indoor plants section thats why i...
not sure but all the ones around it were singles, i bought one with no flowers on but plenty of buds so i get a surprise as to what the colour is! it was in the indoor plants section thats why i bought it, surely i can keep it small enough if i let it get pot bound? i might do that with a yukka,...
not sure but all the ones around it were singles, i bought one with no flowers on but plenty of buds so i get a surprise as to what the colour is! it was in the indoor plants section thats why i bought it, surely i can keep it small enough if i...
not sure but all the ones around it were singles, i bought one with no flowers on but plenty of buds so i get a surprise as to what the colour is! it was in the indoor plants section thats why i...
AndyK
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Apr 25, 2007
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AndyK
Apr 25, 2007
Pole Dancing Plants
Have you tried B&Q or homebase? if not go to B&Q and buy a piece of black pipe and get some moss and wrap it round yourself tying on with wire. Hope that's some help.
Have you tried B&Q or homebase? if not go to B&Q and buy a piece of black pipe and get some moss and wrap it round yourself tying on with wire. Hope that's some help.
Have you tried B&Q or homebase? if not go to B&Q and buy a piece of black pipe and get some moss and wrap it round yourself tying on with wire. Hope that's some help.
Have you tried B&Q or homebase? if not go to B&Q and buy a piece of black pipe and get some moss and wrap it round yourself tying on with wire. Hope that's some help.
mabelline
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Apr 25, 2007
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Tropical Oasis
Apr 25, 2007
Help with a lavatera
Hi awizzbang, I have a well established one trained to a trelis. Previously had one in the garden just tied to a stake. Found that it couldn't taks very satrong winds and was easily uprooted. ...
Hi awizzbang, I have a well established one trained to a trelis. Previously had one in the garden just tied to a stake. Found that it couldn't taks very satrong winds and was easily uprooted. The trelissed one though is doing fine. Cheers, John
Hi awizzbang, I have a well established one trained to a trelis. Previously had one in the garden just tied to a stake. Found that it couldn't taks very satrong winds and was easily uprooted. The trelissed one though is doing fine. Cheers, John
Hi awizzbang, I have a well established one trained to a trelis. Previously had one in the garden just tied to a stake. Found that it couldn't taks very satrong winds and was easily uprooted. ...
awizzbang
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Apr 22, 2007
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johnbinkley
Apr 25, 2007
Kakoo
Thanks, pete, will look out to buy it as I think it's lovely.
Thanks, pete, will look out to buy it as I think it's lovely.
Thanks, pete, will look out to buy it as I think it's lovely.
Thanks, pete, will look out to buy it as I think it's lovely.
wiseowl
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Apr 23, 2007
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671
Victoria
Apr 24, 2007
bumble bee box
A bumblebee has taken up home in one of our bluetit boxes. I'd placed some dry moss in it in early spring to encourage the birds, but they are too late now - the house is occupied!
A bumblebee has taken up home in one of our bluetit boxes. I'd placed some dry moss in it in early spring to encourage the birds, but they are too late now - the house is occupied!
A bumblebee has taken up home in one of our bluetit boxes. I'd placed some dry moss in it in early spring to encourage the birds, but they are too late now - the house is occupied!
A bumblebee has taken up home in one of our bluetit boxes. I'd placed some dry moss in it in early spring to encourage the birds, but they are too late now - the house is occupied!
teajay
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Apr 21, 2007
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534
Dave W
Apr 24, 2007
Sunflower seeds- to soak or not to soak?
I planted some for my g-daughter, didn't bother soaking them and they all came up in just over a week. All the best
I planted some for my g-daughter, didn't bother soaking them and they all came up in just over a week. All the best
I planted some for my g-daughter, didn't bother soaking them and they all came up in just over a week. All the best
I planted some for my g-daughter, didn't bother soaking them and they all came up in just over a week. All the best
Stingo
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Apr 20, 2007
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671
cajary
Apr 24, 2007
Topiary or Butchery?
Wow - I love the Cosmic Garden link, JarBax, really awesome!
Wow - I love the Cosmic Garden link, JarBax, really awesome!
Wow - I love the Cosmic Garden link, JarBax, really awesome!
Wow - I love the Cosmic Garden link, JarBax, really awesome!
Paladin
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Apr 17, 2007
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Tiarella
Apr 23, 2007
Wear yours!
:eek: .... Thank you jjordie...We love that!
:eek: .... Thank you jjordie...We love that!
:eek: .... Thank you jjordie...We love that!
:eek: .... Thank you jjordie...We love that!
Paladin
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Apr 22, 2007
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521
Paladin
Apr 23, 2007
Pot?
I think Yaks are small, I have one in a raised bed, its been there for about 12yrs and its still only 4ft tall.
I think Yaks are small, I have one in a raised bed, its been there for about 12yrs and its still only 4ft tall.
I think Yaks are small, I have one in a raised bed, its been there for about 12yrs and its still only 4ft tall.
I think Yaks are small, I have one in a raised bed, its been there for about 12yrs and its still only 4ft tall.
Paladin
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Apr 23, 2007
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pete
Apr 23, 2007
Honeysuckle seeds???
great thanks for the info didnt realise they can take that long to germinate like to see a pic so i dont upset the plant to much thanks again. :D
great thanks for the info didnt realise they can take that long to germinate like to see a pic so i dont upset the plant to much thanks again. :D
great thanks for the info didnt realise they can take that long to germinate like to see a pic so i dont upset the plant to much thanks again. :D
great thanks for the info didnt realise they can take that long to germinate like to see a pic so i dont upset the plant to much thanks again. :D
lelly
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Mar 26, 2007
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gandygardener
Apr 23, 2007
How can I root money tree shoots
Try putting a length of shoot in water and see if you can get roots that way.I have a few of those plants.Don't know why they are called money trees as I have never had any money growing on them :(
Try putting a length of shoot in water and see if you can get roots that way.I have a few of those plants.Don't know why they are called money trees as I have never had any money growing on them :(
Try putting a length of shoot in water and see if you can get roots that way.I have a few of those plants.Don't know why they are called money trees as I have never had any money growing on them :(
Try putting a length of shoot in water and see if you can get roots that way.I have a few of those plants.Don't know why they are called money trees as I have never had any money growing on them :(
newbiegrower
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Apr 23, 2007
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Kandy
Apr 23, 2007
A Decent Plant Pot Idea
I couple of years ago I looked out of the window to see a squirrel eating what turned out to be the last strawberry as he had polished off all the rest. I ran to chase him and he was so stuffed he...
I couple of years ago I looked out of the window to see a squirrel eating what turned out to be the last strawberry as he had polished off all the rest. I ran to chase him and he was so stuffed he could hardly move. So your cage is a brilliant idea.
I couple of years ago I looked out of the window to see a squirrel eating what turned out to be the last strawberry as he had polished off all the rest. I ran to chase him and he was so stuffed he could hardly move. So your cage is a brilliant...
I couple of years ago I looked out of the window to see a squirrel eating what turned out to be the last strawberry as he had polished off all the rest. I ran to chase him and he was so stuffed he...
sausage
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Apr 22, 2007
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458
Blackthorn
Apr 23, 2007
Terracotta Pots
I also want terrecota pots but not to paint them I want to put them on our new decking with lavendar and geraniums in them.
I also want terrecota pots but not to paint them I want to put them on our new decking with lavendar and geraniums in them.
I also want terrecota pots but not to paint them I want to put them on our new decking with lavendar and geraniums in them.
I also want terrecota pots but not to paint them I want to put them on our new decking with lavendar and geraniums in them.
Gillypetunia
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Mar 29, 2007
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10,682
Scotkat
Apr 23, 2007
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