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  1. PeterS

    Protea

    :D :D :D
    :D :D :D
    :D :D :D
    :D :D :D
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  2. lelly

    35cm Hanging Basket

    Windy you are lucky, in Cornwall you should be OK putting things out now. Things like fuschias, petunias, busy lizzy could all catch late frosts. If you have a greenhouse you can keep them there,...
    Windy you are lucky, in Cornwall you should be OK putting things out now. Things like fuschias, petunias, busy lizzy could all catch late frosts. If you have a greenhouse you can keep them there, or you can rush out with some fleece and cover them if frost is forecast. Some of my basket plants...
    Windy you are lucky, in Cornwall you should be OK putting things out now. Things like fuschias, petunias, busy lizzy could all catch late frosts. If you have a greenhouse you can keep them there, or you can rush out with some fleece and cover...
    Windy you are lucky, in Cornwall you should be OK putting things out now. Things like fuschias, petunias, busy lizzy could all catch late frosts. If you have a greenhouse you can keep them there,...
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  3. ruffmeister

    New and updated

    hi guys have added the weekly updated for you all to view, let me know any commentsAPril week 2 lottieblogs team
    hi guys have added the weekly updated for you all to view, let me know any commentsAPril week 2 lottieblogs team
    hi guys have added the weekly updated for you all to view, let me know any commentsAPril week 2 lottieblogs team
    hi guys have added the weekly updated for you all to view, let me know any commentsAPril week 2 lottieblogs team
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  4. Mrs Bobs

    I've run out of water!!!

    Mines full I keep forgetting to use it cos it's hidden behind the shed! should empty it really and give it a clean. I have watered the garden but with the hose the other night it's quicker!! we...
    Mines full I keep forgetting to use it cos it's hidden behind the shed! should empty it really and give it a clean. I have watered the garden but with the hose the other night it's quicker!! we don't usualy get hose pipe bans here in the North West.
    Mines full I keep forgetting to use it cos it's hidden behind the shed! should empty it really and give it a clean. I have watered the garden but with the hose the other night it's quicker!! we don't usualy get hose pipe bans here in the North...
    Mines full I keep forgetting to use it cos it's hidden behind the shed! should empty it really and give it a clean. I have watered the garden but with the hose the other night it's quicker!! we...
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  5. Gillypetunia

    When do I start pricking out?

    I find a pencil very useful for helping disentangle the roots of tiny seedlings. Sometimes you can use the tip to lift the seedlings to the tray and use either end to gently firm the compost over...
    I find a pencil very useful for helping disentangle the roots of tiny seedlings. Sometimes you can use the tip to lift the seedlings to the tray and use either end to gently firm the compost over the roots. Easier than using fingers. Usually I gently hold the leaf between two fingers and rather...
    I find a pencil very useful for helping disentangle the roots of tiny seedlings. Sometimes you can use the tip to lift the seedlings to the tray and use either end to gently firm the compost over the roots. Easier than using fingers. Usually I...
    I find a pencil very useful for helping disentangle the roots of tiny seedlings. Sometimes you can use the tip to lift the seedlings to the tray and use either end to gently firm the compost over...
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  6. PeterS

    Home alone

    I found a cucumber seed had germinated at the bottom of a bucket which had a handful of compost, damp fibre pots thrown on top and various other bits of garden rubbish on top of that. It must have...
    I found a cucumber seed had germinated at the bottom of a bucket which had a handful of compost, damp fibre pots thrown on top and various other bits of garden rubbish on top of that. It must have been there for at least 6 weeks, outside in the cold (including the March snow) and in almost...
    I found a cucumber seed had germinated at the bottom of a bucket which had a handful of compost, damp fibre pots thrown on top and various other bits of garden rubbish on top of that. It must have been there for at least 6 weeks, outside in the...
    I found a cucumber seed had germinated at the bottom of a bucket which had a handful of compost, damp fibre pots thrown on top and various other bits of garden rubbish on top of that. It must have...
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  7. Hyla arborea

    Spectacular?? It might be....

    Thanks Hyla but our Lidl's only has half of what is advertised, I might have a look anyway.
    Thanks Hyla but our Lidl's only has half of what is advertised, I might have a look anyway.
    Thanks Hyla but our Lidl's only has half of what is advertised, I might have a look anyway.
    Thanks Hyla but our Lidl's only has half of what is advertised, I might have a look anyway.
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  8. dancing queen

    honeysuckle ?

    or even sort this computer out , its been a long day at work :eek:
    or even sort this computer out , its been a long day at work :eek:
    or even sort this computer out , its been a long day at work :eek:
    or even sort this computer out , its been a long day at work :eek:
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  9. paul walker

    plug

    Hi Paul, I would suggest putting the root and soil bits in little plastic baggies then rolling the whole plant up in newspapers being careful not to squash them. Then put all in another plastic...
    Hi Paul, I would suggest putting the root and soil bits in little plastic baggies then rolling the whole plant up in newspapers being careful not to squash them. Then put all in another plastic bag (so the clothes don't get messed up) but leave the top open so that air gets in and the plants...
    Hi Paul, I would suggest putting the root and soil bits in little plastic baggies then rolling the whole plant up in newspapers being careful not to squash them. Then put all in another plastic bag (so the clothes don't get messed up) but leave...
    Hi Paul, I would suggest putting the root and soil bits in little plastic baggies then rolling the whole plant up in newspapers being careful not to squash them. Then put all in another plastic...
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  10. Rich

    An unusual daisy

    Hi Ti.
    Hi Ti.
    Hi Ti.
    Hi Ti.
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  11. chips

    flowering cherry

    :( Thanks for that Blackthorn twasnt what I wanted to hear but I guess you are probably right. I'll have to see how it goes
    :( Thanks for that Blackthorn twasnt what I wanted to hear but I guess you are probably right. I'll have to see how it goes
    :( Thanks for that Blackthorn twasnt what I wanted to hear but I guess you are probably right. I'll have to see how it goes
    :( Thanks for that Blackthorn twasnt what I wanted to hear but I guess you are probably right. I'll have to see how it goes
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  12. daisybelle

    Fuschia carmel blue

    Hi Daiseybelle, I bought some Carmel blue last year and love it, its a bush fuchsia looks great in pots and easy to propergate. Go for it
    Hi Daiseybelle, I bought some Carmel blue last year and love it, its a bush fuchsia looks great in pots and easy to propergate. Go for it
    Hi Daiseybelle, I bought some Carmel blue last year and love it, its a bush fuchsia looks great in pots and easy to propergate. Go for it
    Hi Daiseybelle, I bought some Carmel blue last year and love it, its a bush fuchsia looks great in pots and easy to propergate. Go for it
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  13. Gillypetunia

    Dahlia help

    I am so glad that someone else doesnt know either!!! I bought a load mail order then when I went to plant them hadnt got a clue. In the end mine had little bits on the one end where I presume the...
    I am so glad that someone else doesnt know either!!! I bought a load mail order then when I went to plant them hadnt got a clue. In the end mine had little bits on the one end where I presume the previos years flower was so I decided that way was up! Planted them anyway. They were all dried and...
    I am so glad that someone else doesnt know either!!! I bought a load mail order then when I went to plant them hadnt got a clue. In the end mine had little bits on the one end where I presume the previos years flower was so I decided that way was...
    I am so glad that someone else doesnt know either!!! I bought a load mail order then when I went to plant them hadnt got a clue. In the end mine had little bits on the one end where I presume the...
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    3
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  14. Sarah_999

    Starting out plants

    Thanks Fran. That monthly guide is a great help - you've put a lot of work in!
    Thanks Fran. That monthly guide is a great help - you've put a lot of work in!
    Thanks Fran. That monthly guide is a great help - you've put a lot of work in!
    Thanks Fran. That monthly guide is a great help - you've put a lot of work in!
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  15. roders

    Whats our Alan been up to?

    :D :D :D Love Delia's Mars Specials too!!!!
    :D :D :D Love Delia's Mars Specials too!!!!
    :D :D :D Love Delia's Mars Specials too!!!!
    :D :D :D Love Delia's Mars Specials too!!!!
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  16. mad mick-w

    cordyline - roots

    Cheers Liz Sounds encouraging Mick
    Cheers Liz Sounds encouraging Mick
    Cheers Liz Sounds encouraging Mick
    Cheers Liz Sounds encouraging Mick
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  17. Rich

    Crassula (Money plant)

    I had one about 20 years ago gave my sister a cutting and hers is now huge with big trunk. As for mine over the years I'm left with 3 cuttings from original plant, the rest just seemed to fall...
    I had one about 20 years ago gave my sister a cutting and hers is now huge with big trunk. As for mine over the years I'm left with 3 cuttings from original plant, the rest just seemed to fall over and break or went funny! hope I get these to be huge like my sisters!!!
    I had one about 20 years ago gave my sister a cutting and hers is now huge with big trunk. As for mine over the years I'm left with 3 cuttings from original plant, the rest just seemed to fall over and break or went funny! hope I get these to be...
    I had one about 20 years ago gave my sister a cutting and hers is now huge with big trunk. As for mine over the years I'm left with 3 cuttings from original plant, the rest just seemed to fall...
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  18. RYDALL

    Starting summer bulbs off in pots?

    Hi, I leave all my cannas out and ismene and 2 hardy hedychiums, all winter and all have loads of shoots on them already. My hardy gingers are tara and forestii. 3 other gingers I've got I had...
    Hi, I leave all my cannas out and ismene and 2 hardy hedychiums, all winter and all have loads of shoots on them already. My hardy gingers are tara and forestii. 3 other gingers I've got I had them in cold greenhouse and they have sprouted too!! :D
    Hi, I leave all my cannas out and ismene and 2 hardy hedychiums, all winter and all have loads of shoots on them already. My hardy gingers are tara and forestii. 3 other gingers I've got I had them in cold greenhouse and they have sprouted too!! :D
    Hi, I leave all my cannas out and ismene and 2 hardy hedychiums, all winter and all have loads of shoots on them already. My hardy gingers are tara and forestii. 3 other gingers I've got I had...
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    8
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    444
  19. oktarine

    Max / Min Thermometer

    Still working faultlessly !
    Still working faultlessly !
    Still working faultlessly !
    Still working faultlessly !
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  20. Lizz

    Hanging Baskets

    Thanks for your help....
    Thanks for your help....
    Thanks for your help....
    Thanks for your help....
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    4
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    493

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