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red hot pokers
I agree, as I had the same thoughts ... it's like Chinese whispers! :D
I agree, as I had the same thoughts ... it's like Chinese whispers! :D
I agree, as I had the same thoughts ... it's like Chinese whispers! :D
I agree, as I had the same thoughts ... it's like Chinese whispers! :D
windy miller
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Jul 27, 2006
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Victoria
Jul 29, 2006
putting up wires for climbers
Thanks Shiney, This is my first attempt at 'real' gardening does it show? :D Been given some duff info from garden centres so I'd much rather ask the more knowledgable members of GC! Thanks...
Thanks Shiney, This is my first attempt at 'real' gardening does it show? :D Been given some duff info from garden centres so I'd much rather ask the more knowledgable members of GC! Thanks again
Thanks Shiney, This is my first attempt at 'real' gardening does it show? :D Been given some duff info from garden centres so I'd much rather ask the more knowledgable members of GC! Thanks again
Thanks Shiney, This is my first attempt at 'real' gardening does it show? :D Been given some duff info from garden centres so I'd much rather ask the more knowledgable members of GC! Thanks...
windy miller
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Jul 28, 2006
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windy miller
Jul 29, 2006
my first sunflower...
frogsque...i think i have the same dwarf variety as yours ..i threw a packet of bird wildlife seeds on my patch and they must have been included in it..as they have appeared..
frogsque...i think i have the same dwarf variety as yours ..i threw a packet of bird wildlife seeds on my patch and they must have been included in it..as they have appeared..
frogsque...i think i have the same dwarf variety as yours ..i threw a packet of bird wildlife seeds on my patch and they must have been included in it..as they have appeared..
frogsque...i think i have the same dwarf variety as yours ..i threw a packet of bird wildlife seeds on my patch and they must have been included in it..as they have appeared..
wildflower
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Jul 26, 2006
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324
wildflower
Jul 29, 2006
Wot's goin' on 'ere then??
Just for a laugh - I treate myself to one of those green plastic garden tool racks out of B&Q and proudly assembled it and placed it in the shed.There are holes in it for rakes and hoes to be...
Just for a laugh - I treate myself to one of those green plastic garden tool racks out of B&Q and proudly assembled it and placed it in the shed.There are holes in it for rakes and hoes to be placed in end up but the shed roof's too low to let me get them in!!So I then found a little shelf...
Just for a laugh - I treate myself to one of those green plastic garden tool racks out of B&Q and proudly assembled it and placed it in the shed.There are holes in it for rakes and hoes to be placed in end up but the shed roof's too low to let...
Just for a laugh - I treate myself to one of those green plastic garden tool racks out of B&Q and proudly assembled it and placed it in the shed.There are holes in it for rakes and hoes to be...
Daisies
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Jul 16, 2006
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Daisies
Jul 29, 2006
FAO The Pea Of Sweetness
Is there anybody there ?
Is there anybody there ?
Is there anybody there ?
Is there anybody there ?
Banana Man
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Jul 21, 2006
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357
Banana Man
Jul 28, 2006
Growing Mediteranean Plants in UK
I agree Pete. An awful lot of very familiar garden plants come from places like South Africa, North America and the Med. Very many more come from China and the Himalayas. Two fascinating...
I agree Pete. An awful lot of very familiar garden plants come from places like South Africa, North America and the Med. Very many more come from China and the Himalayas. Two fascinating books are "The Origins of Plants" by Maggie Campbell-Culver and "The Gardener's Atlas" by Johh Grimshaw...
I agree Pete. An awful lot of very familiar garden plants come from places like South Africa, North America and the Med. Very many more come from China and the Himalayas. Two fascinating books are "The Origins of Plants" by Maggie...
I agree Pete. An awful lot of very familiar garden plants come from places like South Africa, North America and the Med. Very many more come from China and the Himalayas. Two fascinating...
novocastria
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Jul 27, 2006
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Hornbeam
Jul 28, 2006
Bind weed
On reading some of the answers that where given regarding this awful weed I tried the following suggestion I put some weed killer in a plastic bag put the end of the weed that was in my garden...
On reading some of the answers that where given regarding this awful weed I tried the following suggestion I put some weed killer in a plastic bag put the end of the weed that was in my garden coming in from next door and tied it off and just left it tucked it away where it couldn't be seen and...
On reading some of the answers that where given regarding this awful weed I tried the following suggestion I put some weed killer in a plastic bag put the end of the weed that was in my garden coming in from next door and tied it off and just...
On reading some of the answers that where given regarding this awful weed I tried the following suggestion I put some weed killer in a plastic bag put the end of the weed that was in my garden...
T
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Jul 28, 2006
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T
Jul 28, 2006
What a difference a day makes!
Hi wildflowerNo we don't freeze them anymore. We eat lots of them, give some to friends and sell the rest. Each year we pick a local charity and open our garden in May to raise money for it. ...
Hi wildflowerNo we don't freeze them anymore. We eat lots of them, give some to friends and sell the rest. Each year we pick a local charity and open our garden in May to raise money for it. We don't charge an entry fee but ask for donations and Mrs shiney does loads of cuttings and grows...
Hi wildflowerNo we don't freeze them anymore. We eat lots of them, give some to friends and sell the rest. Each year we pick a local charity and open our garden in May to raise money for it. We don't charge an entry fee but ask for donations...
Hi wildflowerNo we don't freeze them anymore. We eat lots of them, give some to friends and sell the rest. Each year we pick a local charity and open our garden in May to raise money for it. ...
shiney
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Jul 28, 2006
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shiney
Jul 28, 2006
Wasting water..!
had some major cloud bursts over Milton Keynes yesterday and my lawn was very happy for it. Had to clean my front porch because it was well flooded. Oh well....it will teach me to not keep...
had some major cloud bursts over Milton Keynes yesterday and my lawn was very happy for it. Had to clean my front porch because it was well flooded. Oh well....it will teach me to not keep sweeping and tidying up every day. I had to do it all again, and guess what, my water butts are full.Yipeeeee
had some major cloud bursts over Milton Keynes yesterday and my lawn was very happy for it. Had to clean my front porch because it was well flooded. Oh well....it will teach me to not keep sweeping and tidying up every day. I had to do it all...
had some major cloud bursts over Milton Keynes yesterday and my lawn was very happy for it. Had to clean my front porch because it was well flooded. Oh well....it will teach me to not keep...
wildflower
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Jul 16, 2006
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Shobhna
Jul 28, 2006
Cytisus (Burkwoodii - I think)
Hi folks,Thanks to everyone for the replies to my queries !Next question - one of my broom plants has got little seed pods on. Can I pick them and save the seeds - any point or would I never...
Hi folks,Thanks to everyone for the replies to my queries !Next question - one of my broom plants has got little seed pods on. Can I pick them and save the seeds - any point or would I never achieve anything from seed anyway ? Any ideas ?Thanks again
Hi folks,Thanks to everyone for the replies to my queries !Next question - one of my broom plants has got little seed pods on. Can I pick them and save the seeds - any point or would I never achieve anything from seed anyway ? Any ideas...
Hi folks,Thanks to everyone for the replies to my queries !Next question - one of my broom plants has got little seed pods on. Can I pick them and save the seeds - any point or would I never...
rumble
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Jul 28, 2006
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rumble
Jul 28, 2006
suggestions for colour please??
Like Waco I use Dahlias and Canna lilies but also have a couple of Monardas which flower alongside the Heliantheum? and Penstemmons which are having a difficult time without water. Other late...
Like Waco I use Dahlias and Canna lilies but also have a couple of Monardas which flower alongside the Heliantheum? and Penstemmons which are having a difficult time without water. Other late flowering plants often seem to be in the Yellow/Red spectrum although my Anchusa looks good when it flowers.
Like Waco I use Dahlias and Canna lilies but also have a couple of Monardas which flower alongside the Heliantheum? and Penstemmons which are having a difficult time without water. Other late flowering plants often seem to be in the Yellow/Red...
Like Waco I use Dahlias and Canna lilies but also have a couple of Monardas which flower alongside the Heliantheum? and Penstemmons which are having a difficult time without water. Other late...
lazy-gardener
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Jul 25, 2006
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454
chobart
Jul 27, 2006
Ghost Plant
Hi Gogs, I grow all my Crasulaea in the green house, but do put them out in the summer. This is a very good link about yours... http://www.plantoftheweek.org/week141.shtml They are nice plants...
Hi Gogs, I grow all my Crasulaea in the green house, but do put them out in the summer. This is a very good link about yours... http://www.plantoftheweek.org/week141.shtml They are nice plants & take neglect. I have sevaral different kinds now...
Hi Gogs, I grow all my Crasulaea in the green house, but do put them out in the summer. This is a very good link about yours... http://www.plantoftheweek.org/week141.shtml They are nice plants & take neglect. I have sevaral different kinds...
Hi Gogs, I grow all my Crasulaea in the green house, but do put them out in the summer. This is a very good link about yours... http://www.plantoftheweek.org/week141.shtml They are nice plants...
Gogs
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Jul 27, 2006
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Marley Farley
Jul 27, 2006
Hosepipe ban and Buckingham Palace
The Palace State Rooms are open to the public from today for 8 weeks and tickets can be booked on line. There is a special exhibition of 80 of HM's dresses and some of her jewellery (diamonds,...
The Palace State Rooms are open to the public from today for 8 weeks and tickets can be booked on line. There is a special exhibition of 80 of HM's dresses and some of her jewellery (diamonds, saphires, emeralds etc) in celebration of her 80th birthday. I couldn't get Mrs shiney away from...
The Palace State Rooms are open to the public from today for 8 weeks and tickets can be booked on line. There is a special exhibition of 80 of HM's dresses and some of her jewellery (diamonds, saphires, emeralds etc) in celebration of her 80th...
The Palace State Rooms are open to the public from today for 8 weeks and tickets can be booked on line. There is a special exhibition of 80 of HM's dresses and some of her jewellery (diamonds,...
shiney
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Jul 26, 2006
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shiney
Jul 27, 2006
Albizia julibrissin
Not a bad size garden, only 3.5 times the length of mine!!!! Loads of trees to choose from Fancy, I have gone for deep rooted ones becasue of their proximity to the house so I would think this...
Not a bad size garden, only 3.5 times the length of mine!!!! Loads of trees to choose from Fancy, I have gone for deep rooted ones becasue of their proximity to the house so I would think this would be a sensible approach when planting near ponds. Would be a good idea to go with a tree with...
Not a bad size garden, only 3.5 times the length of mine!!!! Loads of trees to choose from Fancy, I have gone for deep rooted ones becasue of their proximity to the house so I would think this would be a sensible approach when planting near...
Not a bad size garden, only 3.5 times the length of mine!!!! Loads of trees to choose from Fancy, I have gone for deep rooted ones becasue of their proximity to the house so I would think this...
Banana Man
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Jul 25, 2006
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Banana Man
Jul 26, 2006
flowering bamboo!
Waco
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Jul 26, 2006
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Waco
Jul 26, 2006
Hardy Paw Paw (Asimina Triloba)
Hi Init sister, it was yellow inside as I remember, and very sweet, mine wasn't very big.
Hi Init sister, it was yellow inside as I remember, and very sweet, mine wasn't very big.
Hi Init sister, it was yellow inside as I remember, and very sweet, mine wasn't very big.
Hi Init sister, it was yellow inside as I remember, and very sweet, mine wasn't very big.
sawfish
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Jul 20, 2006
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pete
Jul 26, 2006
Bark chippings
Bark chippings form an effective mulch and naturally decompose with the aid of insects, fungi and bacteria. These creatures are all part of the decomposing process. Gradually, they will allow...
Bark chippings form an effective mulch and naturally decompose with the aid of insects, fungi and bacteria. These creatures are all part of the decomposing process. Gradually, they will allow the bark to turn into crumbly humus. You need these creatures to work the magic for you :D
Bark chippings form an effective mulch and naturally decompose with the aid of insects, fungi and bacteria. These creatures are all part of the decomposing process. Gradually, they will allow the bark to turn into crumbly humus. You need...
Bark chippings form an effective mulch and naturally decompose with the aid of insects, fungi and bacteria. These creatures are all part of the decomposing process. Gradually, they will allow...
rumble
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Jul 24, 2006
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Hornbeam
Jul 26, 2006
Early Autumn
That reminds me of that strange Iris, Hornbeam, foetidissima, which grow in the gardens where my apartment is in the IoW.
That reminds me of that strange Iris, Hornbeam, foetidissima, which grow in the gardens where my apartment is in the IoW.
That reminds me of that strange Iris, Hornbeam, foetidissima, which grow in the gardens where my apartment is in the IoW.
That reminds me of that strange Iris, Hornbeam, foetidissima, which grow in the gardens where my apartment is in the IoW.
Hornbeam
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Jul 26, 2006
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Victoria
Jul 26, 2006
Primroses
Hi folks, I have some AQUILEGIA SEEDS TO OFFER IF ANY ONE WANTS THEM . FLOWERS PURE WHITE, DEEP PURPLE, AND LILAC AND WHITE MIX THIS ONE IS VERIEGATED LEAVES. SEND ME PM AND ADDRESS.fancy. :D
Hi folks, I have some AQUILEGIA SEEDS TO OFFER IF ANY ONE WANTS THEM . FLOWERS PURE WHITE, DEEP PURPLE, AND LILAC AND WHITE MIX THIS ONE IS VERIEGATED LEAVES. SEND ME PM AND ADDRESS.fancy. :D
Hi folks, I have some AQUILEGIA SEEDS TO OFFER IF ANY ONE WANTS THEM . FLOWERS PURE WHITE, DEEP PURPLE, AND LILAC AND WHITE MIX THIS ONE IS VERIEGATED LEAVES. SEND ME PM AND ADDRESS.fancy. :D
Hi folks, I have some AQUILEGIA SEEDS TO OFFER IF ANY ONE WANTS THEM . FLOWERS PURE WHITE, DEEP PURPLE, AND LILAC AND WHITE MIX THIS ONE IS VERIEGATED LEAVES. SEND ME PM AND ADDRESS.fancy. :D
Liz
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May 12, 2006
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412
FANCY
Jul 26, 2006
Boundary Question
sparkle said -------------------------------- Not sure whether it's worth the argement or maybe I should just stick something ugly over the hole and hope they take the...
sparkle said -------------------------------- Not sure whether it's worth the argement or maybe I should just stick something ugly over the hole and hope they take the hint. -------------------------------- Hi sparkleIf you want something ugly to stick over the hole I can send you a picture of...
sparkle said -------------------------------- Not sure whether it's worth the argement or maybe I should just stick something ugly over the hole and hope they take the hint. -------------------------------- Hi sparkleIf you want something ugly...
sparkle said -------------------------------- Not sure whether it's worth the argement or maybe I should just stick something ugly over the hole and hope they take the...
Juliet
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Jul 25, 2006
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shiney
Jul 26, 2006
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