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Clematis
There are loads that will fit the bill. This site gives heights.http://www.saska.demon.co.uk/hybridaf.htmlBut a Clematis will only grow upwards if it has something to hang on to. If your...
There are loads that will fit the bill. This site gives heights.http://www.saska.demon.co.uk/hybridaf.htmlBut a Clematis will only grow upwards if it has something to hang on to. If your fence is only 6 foot, you Clematis can't grow much taller. It will either grow along sideways, or flop...
There are loads that will fit the bill. This site gives heights.http://www.saska.demon.co.uk/hybridaf.htmlBut a Clematis will only grow upwards if it has something to hang on to. If your fence is only 6 foot, you Clematis can't grow much...
There are loads that will fit the bill. This site gives heights.http://www.saska.demon.co.uk/hybridaf.htmlBut a Clematis will only grow upwards if it has something to hang on to. If your...
sheppy
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May 15, 2006
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PeterS
May 15, 2006
Runner bean leaves
Could it be scorch Sawfish? If you've just put them out the leaves will be a bit tender and a bit of water plus the VERY HOT SUN WE GET HERE IN SCOTLAND
may have done it. Looking at the pic,...
Could it be scorch Sawfish? If you've just put them out the leaves will be a bit tender and a bit of water plus the VERY HOT SUN WE GET HERE IN SCOTLAND
may have done it. Looking at the pic, it seems that the upper leaves are OK. I wouldn't worry!
Could it be scorch Sawfish? If you've just put them out the leaves will be a bit tender and a bit of water plus the VERY HOT SUN WE GET HERE IN SCOTLAND
may have done it. Looking at the pic, it seems that the upper leaves are OK. I wouldn't...
Could it be scorch Sawfish? If you've just put them out the leaves will be a bit tender and a bit of water plus the VERY HOT SUN WE GET HERE IN SCOTLAND
may have done it. Looking at the pic,...
sawfish
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May 14, 2006
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Dave W
May 14, 2006
butterfly hotel
http://www.nestbox.co.uk/butterflyhouse.shtmlhere it is..and i must say it looks rather grand!!
http://www.nestbox.co.uk/butterflyhouse.shtmlhere it is..and i must say it looks rather grand!!
http://www.nestbox.co.uk/butterflyhouse.shtmlhere it is..and i must say it looks rather grand!!
http://www.nestbox.co.uk/butterflyhouse.shtmlhere it is..and i must say it looks rather grand!!
Lady Gardener
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May 14, 2006
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wildflower
May 15, 2006
Rhododendron and Azaleae in clay..?
CheersI'll pop them in, give them some acid and hope for the best.Thanks againJim
CheersI'll pop them in, give them some acid and hope for the best.Thanks againJim
CheersI'll pop them in, give them some acid and hope for the best.Thanks againJim
CheersI'll pop them in, give them some acid and hope for the best.Thanks againJim
EarthWormJim
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May 14, 2006
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425
EarthWormJim
May 15, 2006
mahonia- all that rust!
Black spot is far less serious - so that is good news! It is not a fungus, but a bacteria (Pseudomonus. It is spread by insects and even rain splashes. It is unsightly and heavily infected...
Black spot is far less serious - so that is good news! It is not a fungus, but a bacteria (Pseudomonus. It is spread by insects and even rain splashes. It is unsightly and heavily infected leaves on roses will fall and spread the bacteria. Best thing is to remove all infected leaves now so...
Black spot is far less serious - so that is good news! It is not a fungus, but a bacteria (Pseudomonus. It is spread by insects and even rain splashes. It is unsightly and heavily infected leaves on roses will fall and spread the bacteria. ...
Black spot is far less serious - so that is good news! It is not a fungus, but a bacteria (Pseudomonus. It is spread by insects and even rain splashes. It is unsightly and heavily infected...
lazy-gardener
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May 14, 2006
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Hornbeam
May 15, 2006
Photobucket
Thanks Elaine I will try that and write down the numbers afore I forget em. :D
Thanks Elaine I will try that and write down the numbers afore I forget em. :D
Thanks Elaine I will try that and write down the numbers afore I forget em. :D
Thanks Elaine I will try that and write down the numbers afore I forget em. :D
rosietutu
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May 14, 2006
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rosietutu
May 15, 2006
Ground elder
Thanks Liz,I don't let it flower and try and pull as much out as I can, the roots dissapear under the gravel section of the garden. Thank goodness I forced my hubby to put a liner down before...
Thanks Liz,I don't let it flower and try and pull as much out as I can, the roots dissapear under the gravel section of the garden. Thank goodness I forced my hubby to put a liner down before laying the gravel or I think it would have taken over by now. :eek:
Thanks Liz,I don't let it flower and try and pull as much out as I can, the roots dissapear under the gravel section of the garden. Thank goodness I forced my hubby to put a liner down before laying the gravel or I think it would have taken...
Thanks Liz,I don't let it flower and try and pull as much out as I can, the roots dissapear under the gravel section of the garden. Thank goodness I forced my hubby to put a liner down before...
Hornbeam
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May 14, 2006
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dalbuie
May 15, 2006
Ground elder
Thanks Liz,I don't let it flower and try and pull as much out as I can, the roots dissapear under the gravel section of the garden. Thank goodness I forced my hubby to put a liner down before...
Thanks Liz,I don't let it flower and try and pull as much out as I can, the roots dissapear under the gravel section of the garden. Thank goodness I forced my hubby to put a liner down before laying the gravel or I think it would have taken over by now. :eek:
Thanks Liz,I don't let it flower and try and pull as much out as I can, the roots dissapear under the gravel section of the garden. Thank goodness I forced my hubby to put a liner down before laying the gravel or I think it would have taken...
Thanks Liz,I don't let it flower and try and pull as much out as I can, the roots dissapear under the gravel section of the garden. Thank goodness I forced my hubby to put a liner down before...
Hornbeam
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May 14, 2006
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dalbuie
May 15, 2006
Making nice round holes in black polythene
I know it's difficult to get rid of ground elder, but I would try to stop it getting into the asparagus rather than trying to starve it out once it's there. Asparagus roots like to spread and I...
I know it's difficult to get rid of ground elder, but I would try to stop it getting into the asparagus rather than trying to starve it out once it's there. Asparagus roots like to spread and I think it would be better to put a vertical barrier between asparagus and ground elder, ie put some...
I know it's difficult to get rid of ground elder, but I would try to stop it getting into the asparagus rather than trying to starve it out once it's there. Asparagus roots like to spread and I think it would be better to put a vertical barrier...
I know it's difficult to get rid of ground elder, but I would try to stop it getting into the asparagus rather than trying to starve it out once it's there. Asparagus roots like to spread and I...
Dave W
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May 13, 2006
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Liz
May 18, 2006
mountain stream liner
Why not paint the concrete with G4. Usually takes about 4 coats and is available in black or clear. It is totally waterproof and is used to seal concrete ponds so a stream should be no problem...
Why not paint the concrete with G4. Usually takes about 4 coats and is available in black or clear. It is totally waterproof and is used to seal concrete ponds so a stream should be no problem plus you wont have creases from the liner to worry about.John.
Why not paint the concrete with G4. Usually takes about 4 coats and is available in black or clear. It is totally waterproof and is used to seal concrete ponds so a stream should be no problem plus you wont have creases from the liner to worry...
Why not paint the concrete with G4. Usually takes about 4 coats and is available in black or clear. It is totally waterproof and is used to seal concrete ponds so a stream should be no problem...
cambo
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May 13, 2006
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chkm8
May 30, 2006
Peony help - Bowl of Beauty
Thanks Palustris I will get some today, thought it may benefit from dividing but apparantly they don't like to be moved?
Thanks Palustris I will get some today, thought it may benefit from dividing but apparantly they don't like to be moved?
Thanks Palustris I will get some today, thought it may benefit from dividing but apparantly they don't like to be moved?
Thanks Palustris I will get some today, thought it may benefit from dividing but apparantly they don't like to be moved?
Stingo
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May 13, 2006
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388
Stingo
May 14, 2006
Bark mulch as weed control
I have used bark mulch for 2 or 3 years without any problem. However it does its job very efficiently and stops things self seeding. Some plants are short lived and it is the self seeding that...
I have used bark mulch for 2 or 3 years without any problem. However it does its job very efficiently and stops things self seeding. Some plants are short lived and it is the self seeding that keeps the line going. But that is stopped with a thick mulch.
I have used bark mulch for 2 or 3 years without any problem. However it does its job very efficiently and stops things self seeding. Some plants are short lived and it is the self seeding that keeps the line going. But that is stopped with a...
I have used bark mulch for 2 or 3 years without any problem. However it does its job very efficiently and stops things self seeding. Some plants are short lived and it is the self seeding that...
Hedgetrimmer
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May 13, 2006
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PeterS
May 13, 2006
Indoor plant for bathroom
Thanks for that, answers my question why I couldnt find one for myself.
Thanks for that, answers my question why I couldnt find one for myself.
Thanks for that, answers my question why I couldnt find one for myself.
Thanks for that, answers my question why I couldnt find one for myself.
sharon
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May 13, 2006
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sharon
May 14, 2006
Help please?
They are now all in pots and looking well. As you have them outside pete, does that mean they don't need heat at this time of year, or should I keep them in greenhouse until bigger? They now have...
They are now all in pots and looking well. As you have them outside pete, does that mean they don't need heat at this time of year, or should I keep them in greenhouse until bigger? They now have frondy tops.
They are now all in pots and looking well. As you have them outside pete, does that mean they don't need heat at this time of year, or should I keep them in greenhouse until bigger? They now have frondy tops.
They are now all in pots and looking well. As you have them outside pete, does that mean they don't need heat at this time of year, or should I keep them in greenhouse until bigger? They now have...
Liz
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May 12, 2006
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Liz
May 25, 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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FANCY
Jul 26, 2006
Any ideas for a nice sweet smelling climber
Waheyy! the ladies back!!Nice one for that, i'll have nosey!
Waheyy! the ladies back!!Nice one for that, i'll have nosey!
Waheyy! the ladies back!!Nice one for that, i'll have nosey!
Waheyy! the ladies back!!Nice one for that, i'll have nosey!
The Pea Of Sweetness
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May 12, 2006
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The Pea Of Sweetness
May 12, 2006
Woad
I have some of this allthough mine isnt in flower yet..it smells lovely..
I have some of this allthough mine isnt in flower yet..it smells lovely..
I have some of this allthough mine isnt in flower yet..it smells lovely..
I have some of this allthough mine isnt in flower yet..it smells lovely..
Hornbeam
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May 12, 2006
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wildflower
May 13, 2006
Ratio of soil/sand/seed
Fantastic.Thanks, Liz.
Fantastic.Thanks, Liz.
Fantastic.Thanks, Liz.
Fantastic.Thanks, Liz.
Scarecrow
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May 12, 2006
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Scarecrow
May 18, 2006
Pergola and screen
Looks good now, so think how lovely it will be with plants growing up!
Looks good now, so think how lovely it will be with plants growing up!
Looks good now, so think how lovely it will be with plants growing up!
Looks good now, so think how lovely it will be with plants growing up!
robbsy1
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May 12, 2006
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Liz
May 12, 2006
mining bees??
There were just a few about today before the heavens opened up and the pics I did manage have not come out well so I won't post them. I'll try again on Monday(Mutters dark mutterings about...
There were just a few about today before the heavens opened up and the pics I did manage have not come out well so I won't post them. I'll try again on Monday(Mutters dark mutterings about stupid auto focus cameras!
)
There were just a few about today before the heavens opened up and the pics I did manage have not come out well so I won't post them. I'll try again on Monday(Mutters dark mutterings about stupid auto focus cameras!
)
There were just a few about today before the heavens opened up and the pics I did manage have not come out well so I won't post them. I'll try again on Monday(Mutters dark mutterings about...
lazy-gardener
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May 12, 2006
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723
frogesque
May 12, 2006
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