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Creeping Juniper not creeping
Did you give it good prepearation before planting? Big hole, good bit of blood and bone meal and a nice bit of sh1t (well rotted) nicely mixed in.They are very slow, you could try feeding it.
Did you give it good prepearation before planting? Big hole, good bit of blood and bone meal and a nice bit of sh1t (well rotted) nicely mixed in.They are very slow, you could try feeding it.
Did you give it good prepearation before planting? Big hole, good bit of blood and bone meal and a nice bit of sh1t (well rotted) nicely mixed in.They are very slow, you could try feeding it.
Did you give it good prepearation before planting? Big hole, good bit of blood and bone meal and a nice bit of sh1t (well rotted) nicely mixed in.They are very slow, you could try feeding it.
rumble
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Jul 30, 2006
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Waco
Jul 31, 2006
what would you do with this
I would go with Stingo - before you take up one slab - take a look at the pictures in the books in garden centres, and in your locality - and decide what you would like to see from your windor, ...
I would go with Stingo - before you take up one slab - take a look at the pictures in the books in garden centres, and in your locality - and decide what you would like to see from your windor, what you want from this space as well as what you would like passers by to see.Then having got a...
I would go with Stingo - before you take up one slab - take a look at the pictures in the books in garden centres, and in your locality - and decide what you would like to see from your windor, what you want from this space as well as what you...
I would go with Stingo - before you take up one slab - take a look at the pictures in the books in garden centres, and in your locality - and decide what you would like to see from your windor, ...
duckyjuk
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Jun 26, 2006
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570
Fran
Jul 31, 2006
Giant Hog weed
Didn't think it was your thing - but send me your address and I will post some, it will be great to compare growing notes with a seed expert!They are dry but still a little green in colour, if...
Didn't think it was your thing - but send me your address and I will post some, it will be great to compare growing notes with a seed expert!They are dry but still a little green in colour, if there are any on original plant I will get another naturaly dried lot.
Didn't think it was your thing - but send me your address and I will post some, it will be great to compare growing notes with a seed expert!They are dry but still a little green in colour, if there are any on original plant I will get another...
Didn't think it was your thing - but send me your address and I will post some, it will be great to compare growing notes with a seed expert!They are dry but still a little green in colour, if...
Waco
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Jul 30, 2006
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2
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404
Waco
Jul 30, 2006
Abutilon 'Big Bell'
Have a nice time.
Have a nice time.
Have a nice time.
Have a nice time.
frogesque
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Jul 26, 2006
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pete
Jul 30, 2006
Hydrangeas
That's a lovely bush, I bought a little one earlier this year. Didn't see the post before!
That's a lovely bush, I bought a little one earlier this year. Didn't see the post before!
That's a lovely bush, I bought a little one earlier this year. Didn't see the post before!
That's a lovely bush, I bought a little one earlier this year. Didn't see the post before!
Celia
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Jul 27, 2006
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2
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358
Liz
Jul 30, 2006
Day Lillies
and a few more
and a few more
and a few more
and a few more
Banana Man
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Jul 25, 2006
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7
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436
Waco
Jul 30, 2006
Products and bits to have in the cupboard
Thank you both! I'll pick up some of those bits!My mum told me that she swears by miracle grow compost. Her flowers are amazing and huge and healthy and she hasnt the foggiest about plants! So...
Thank you both! I'll pick up some of those bits!My mum told me that she swears by miracle grow compost. Her flowers are amazing and huge and healthy and she hasnt the foggiest about plants! So jammy of her!I think i forgot to mention that my potted plants would be outside Frogesque, but...
Thank you both! I'll pick up some of those bits!My mum told me that she swears by miracle grow compost. Her flowers are amazing and huge and healthy and she hasnt the foggiest about plants! So jammy of her!I think i forgot to mention that my...
Thank you both! I'll pick up some of those bits!My mum told me that she swears by miracle grow compost. Her flowers are amazing and huge and healthy and she hasnt the foggiest about plants! So...
Whiley
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Jul 30, 2006
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3
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401
Whiley
Jul 30, 2006
passion flower
like the motto marley farley!!Mine is gardening and dogs forever, housework whenever!
like the motto marley farley!!Mine is gardening and dogs forever, housework whenever!
like the motto marley farley!!Mine is gardening and dogs forever, housework whenever!
like the motto marley farley!!Mine is gardening and dogs forever, housework whenever!
auntie
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Jul 22, 2006
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9
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496
auntie
Jul 30, 2006
agapanthus 'Dorothy Palmer'
Thanks ML, Love the bottle of wine, wish I had one like that that keeps refilling itself! :D
Thanks ML, Love the bottle of wine, wish I had one like that that keeps refilling itself! :D
Thanks ML, Love the bottle of wine, wish I had one like that that keeps refilling itself! :D
Thanks ML, Love the bottle of wine, wish I had one like that that keeps refilling itself! :D
windy miller
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Jul 29, 2006
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windy miller
Jul 30, 2006
How to deadhead?
Thanks Liz, I'm glad I asked, will do what you suggest (once it stops raining!)
Thanks Liz, I'm glad I asked, will do what you suggest (once it stops raining!)
Thanks Liz, I'm glad I asked, will do what you suggest (once it stops raining!)
Thanks Liz, I'm glad I asked, will do what you suggest (once it stops raining!)
Small orange giraffe
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Jul 22, 2006
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2,052
barneyb
Jul 29, 2006
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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329
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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9
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363
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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324
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
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