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clover
I will take a photo this week,but for now all i can say is its white,and looks like the normal mauve/pink variety, grows about 4"high then flowers and has spread throughout the lawns.
I will take a photo this week,but for now all i can say is its white,and looks like the normal mauve/pink variety, grows about 4"high then flowers and has spread throughout the lawns.
I will take a photo this week,but for now all i can say is its white,and looks like the normal mauve/pink variety, grows about 4"high then flowers and has spread throughout the lawns.
I will take a photo this week,but for now all i can say is its white,and looks like the normal mauve/pink variety, grows about 4"high then flowers and has spread throughout the lawns.
Poppy33
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Jul 7, 2006
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Poppy33
Jul 9, 2006
soil condition
Welcome Leeky85 from kilburnBM
Welcome Leeky85 from kilburnBM
Welcome Leeky85 from kilburnBM
Welcome Leeky85 from kilburnBM
leeky85
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Jul 8, 2006
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Banana Man
Jul 9, 2006
droopy giant echium
Floppy echium update! After planting it out it does seem to have perked up a bit. I think the lowest leaves are too far gone, but the top few are definately a lot less droopy. Yay!! I'm well...
Floppy echium update! After planting it out it does seem to have perked up a bit. I think the lowest leaves are too far gone, but the top few are definately a lot less droopy. Yay!! I'm well chuffed.
Just wish this bl**dy gale would drop :(
Floppy echium update! After planting it out it does seem to have perked up a bit. I think the lowest leaves are too far gone, but the top few are definately a lot less droopy. Yay!! I'm well chuffed.
Just wish this bl**dy gale would drop :(
Floppy echium update! After planting it out it does seem to have perked up a bit. I think the lowest leaves are too far gone, but the top few are definately a lot less droopy. Yay!! I'm well...
windy miller
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Jul 7, 2006
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windy miller
Jul 9, 2006
Poppys
Thanks rosietu. I KNOW how important it is to mark/label things......you THINK you will remember them, but you just don't!!!! lol
Thanks rosietu. I KNOW how important it is to mark/label things......you THINK you will remember them, but you just don't!!!! lol
Thanks rosietu. I KNOW how important it is to mark/label things......you THINK you will remember them, but you just don't!!!! lol
Thanks rosietu. I KNOW how important it is to mark/label things......you THINK you will remember them, but you just don't!!!! lol
redfifi1717
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Jul 8, 2006
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redfifi1717
Jul 9, 2006
what's happened?
thank you mona lisa. hope that's all it is. i'll give it plenty of TLC
thank you mona lisa. hope that's all it is. i'll give it plenty of TLC
thank you mona lisa. hope that's all it is. i'll give it plenty of TLC
thank you mona lisa. hope that's all it is. i'll give it plenty of TLC
Firefly B
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Jul 3, 2006
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Firefly B
Jul 8, 2006
clematis and other things
I have quite a lot on the balcony i have even started my neighbours off underneath me have been helping them put their arch up and twig expanding trellis over the balcony fronts and sides, they...
I have quite a lot on the balcony i have even started my neighbours off underneath me have been helping them put their arch up and twig expanding trellis over the balcony fronts and sides, they have been up and seen mine and jan said oh i want mine like yours, they have put their climbers in...
I have quite a lot on the balcony i have even started my neighbours off underneath me have been helping them put their arch up and twig expanding trellis over the balcony fronts and sides, they have been up and seen mine and jan said oh i want...
I have quite a lot on the balcony i have even started my neighbours off underneath me have been helping them put their arch up and twig expanding trellis over the balcony fronts and sides, they...
lazy-gardener
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Jun 2, 2006
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rosa
Jul 8, 2006
fine roots showing
I have looked at the plastic ones and not seen any large enough cant say i have seen stone effect ones can you get large square ones and quite tall as the clay concrete ones i have seen are the...
I have looked at the plastic ones and not seen any large enough cant say i have seen stone effect ones can you get large square ones and quite tall as the clay concrete ones i have seen are the perfect size that i want. Dreading doing mine by the way also as my vine is already in a concrete-clay...
I have looked at the plastic ones and not seen any large enough cant say i have seen stone effect ones can you get large square ones and quite tall as the clay concrete ones i have seen are the perfect size that i want. Dreading doing mine by the...
I have looked at the plastic ones and not seen any large enough cant say i have seen stone effect ones can you get large square ones and quite tall as the clay concrete ones i have seen are the...
rosa
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Jul 4, 2006
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rosa
Jul 8, 2006
Shady patch
liz a nice pond with a few gold fish and ferns would look great then you would have the best of both worlds something to sit and admire maybe a little running water in the middle of the pond
liz a nice pond with a few gold fish and ferns would look great then you would have the best of both worlds something to sit and admire maybe a little running water in the middle of the pond
liz a nice pond with a few gold fish and ferns would look great then you would have the best of both worlds something to sit and admire maybe a little running water in the middle of the pond
liz a nice pond with a few gold fish and ferns would look great then you would have the best of both worlds something to sit and admire maybe a little running water in the middle of the pond
Liz
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Jul 6, 2006
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rosa
Jul 8, 2006
Funny way to go about it!
How easy it would have been for you to make some excuse not to go. Takes two but it's often the way nice things happen - off the cuff, I mean.
How easy it would have been for you to make some excuse not to go. Takes two but it's often the way nice things happen - off the cuff, I mean.
How easy it would have been for you to make some excuse not to go. Takes two but it's often the way nice things happen - off the cuff, I mean.
How easy it would have been for you to make some excuse not to go. Takes two but it's often the way nice things happen - off the cuff, I mean.
jay
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Jul 8, 2006
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Daisies
Jul 8, 2006
Passion Flower
Nice one for that matey, much appreciated....
Nice one for that matey, much appreciated....
Nice one for that matey, much appreciated....
Nice one for that matey, much appreciated....
The Pea Of Sweetness
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Jul 6, 2006
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The Pea Of Sweetness
Jul 7, 2006
UPDATED WEBSITE & VIDEO
Now I know how you have wonderful allotments. That lovely video was uploaded at 5am... WOW. I hope my allotment looks that good one day. I have three pumpkins growing this year and I eat mine,...
Now I know how you have wonderful allotments. That lovely video was uploaded at 5am... WOW. I hope my allotment looks that good one day. I have three pumpkins growing this year and I eat mine, lovely pumpkin soup..mmmmmm Looking forward to the next installment.
Now I know how you have wonderful allotments. That lovely video was uploaded at 5am... WOW. I hope my allotment looks that good one day. I have three pumpkins growing this year and I eat mine, lovely pumpkin soup..mmmmmm Looking forward to the...
Now I know how you have wonderful allotments. That lovely video was uploaded at 5am... WOW. I hope my allotment looks that good one day. I have three pumpkins growing this year and I eat mine,...
PLOTTY
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Jun 24, 2006
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badsal72
Jul 7, 2006
Cultivating Weeds
I often leave a weed if I don't know what it is. I've had Herb Paris, Giant Lettuce, and (frighteningly enough) Jimson Weed. I've now got a Trillium which is odd as I have planted them in the same...
I often leave a weed if I don't know what it is. I've had Herb Paris, Giant Lettuce, and (frighteningly enough) Jimson Weed. I've now got a Trillium which is odd as I have planted them in the same spot several years ago and they just faded away, and any number of Yew volunteers. Those I see as a...
I often leave a weed if I don't know what it is. I've had Herb Paris, Giant Lettuce, and (frighteningly enough) Jimson Weed. I've now got a Trillium which is odd as I have planted them in the same spot several years ago and they just faded away,...
I often leave a weed if I don't know what it is. I've had Herb Paris, Giant Lettuce, and (frighteningly enough) Jimson Weed. I've now got a Trillium which is odd as I have planted them in the same...
Victoria
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Jul 6, 2006
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jazid
Jul 7, 2006
Too Warm to Garden
We've had rain and clouds most of this week,but it hasn't cooled down much. As Rosa says, it's very hot at night, even in my stone cottage. I think my sweet peas have grown about 3" this week and...
We've had rain and clouds most of this week,but it hasn't cooled down much. As Rosa says, it's very hot at night, even in my stone cottage. I think my sweet peas have grown about 3" this week and at last have some flowers coming. Mine are in a sunny place, my neighbours' are in the shade and...
We've had rain and clouds most of this week,but it hasn't cooled down much. As Rosa says, it's very hot at night, even in my stone cottage. I think my sweet peas have grown about 3" this week and at last have some flowers coming. Mine are in a...
We've had rain and clouds most of this week,but it hasn't cooled down much. As Rosa says, it's very hot at night, even in my stone cottage. I think my sweet peas have grown about 3" this week and...
Victoria
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Jul 7, 2006
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Liz
Jul 7, 2006
Weigela varigated shrub (Florida)
And you can usually prune the taller stems to a (much) lower bud without spoiling the shape at any time of year. Might lose a few flowers at the top next year, but hell, they have enough anyway.
And you can usually prune the taller stems to a (much) lower bud without spoiling the shape at any time of year. Might lose a few flowers at the top next year, but hell, they have enough anyway.
And you can usually prune the taller stems to a (much) lower bud without spoiling the shape at any time of year. Might lose a few flowers at the top next year, but hell, they have enough anyway.
And you can usually prune the taller stems to a (much) lower bud without spoiling the shape at any time of year. Might lose a few flowers at the top next year, but hell, they have enough anyway.
Gilly
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Jul 7, 2006
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jazid
Jul 7, 2006
Pink worms
worms with sunburn !!!
worms with sunburn !!!
worms with sunburn !!!
worms with sunburn !!!
redfifi1717
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Jul 6, 2006
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steveb1973
Jul 7, 2006
planting fritillaria bulbs
is it safe enough to to plant fritillaria bulbs in the earth now? Even though its too late for them to flower this year.What I mean is they wont lie and rot? [ 07. July 2006, 06:25 PM:...
is it safe enough to to plant fritillaria bulbs in the earth now? Even though its too late for them to flower this year.What I mean is they wont lie and rot? [ 07. July 2006, 06:25 PM: Message edited by: sawfish ]
is it safe enough to to plant fritillaria bulbs in the earth now? Even though its too late for them to flower this year.What I mean is they wont lie and rot? [ 07. July 2006, 06:25 PM: Message edited by: sawfish ]
is it safe enough to to plant fritillaria bulbs in the earth now? Even though its too late for them to flower this year.What I mean is they wont lie and rot? [ 07. July 2006, 06:25 PM:...
sawfish
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Jul 7, 2006
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sawfish
Jul 7, 2006
Bleeding Hearts query
It is the natural character of the bleeding heart to die down after flowering in the spring, so I think this is nothing to worry about. They will reappear next spring. M-L
It is the natural character of the bleeding heart to die down after flowering in the spring, so I think this is nothing to worry about. They will reappear next spring. M-L
It is the natural character of the bleeding heart to die down after flowering in the spring, so I think this is nothing to worry about. They will reappear next spring. M-L
It is the natural character of the bleeding heart to die down after flowering in the spring, so I think this is nothing to worry about. They will reappear next spring. M-L
The Pea Of Sweetness
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Jul 6, 2006
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Mona Lisa
Jul 7, 2006
Cane Bamboo Rooting
Victoria
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Jul 6, 2006
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659
Banana Man
Jul 7, 2006
Nearing the end of the day ....
It's been a busy day and I've uprooted the C vimilus and planted the pink grapefruit in its place next to the lime tree. That was a bit shattering at 27oC even after the sun was going down! :( ...
It's been a busy day and I've uprooted the C vimilus and planted the pink grapefruit in its place next to the lime tree. That was a bit shattering at 27oC even after the sun was going down! :( Sweat, sweat :( The poor C vim is now lying on its side where it's going to go .... tomorrow...
It's been a busy day and I've uprooted the C vimilus and planted the pink grapefruit in its place next to the lime tree. That was a bit shattering at 27oC even after the sun was going down! :( Sweat, sweat :( The poor C vim is now lying on...
It's been a busy day and I've uprooted the C vimilus and planted the pink grapefruit in its place next to the lime tree. That was a bit shattering at 27oC even after the sun was going down! :( ...
Victoria
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Jul 6, 2006
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Victoria
Jul 6, 2006
laurel bushes
If they are already good bushy plants then you do not need to do anything, but if they are single stemmed ones then pruning to force branching from the base is a good idea. Cut each shoot back by...
If they are already good bushy plants then you do not need to do anything, but if they are single stemmed ones then pruning to force branching from the base is a good idea. Cut each shoot back by about a third, now would be ok.
If they are already good bushy plants then you do not need to do anything, but if they are single stemmed ones then pruning to force branching from the base is a good idea. Cut each shoot back by about a third, now would be ok.
If they are already good bushy plants then you do not need to do anything, but if they are single stemmed ones then pruning to force branching from the base is a good idea. Cut each shoot back by...
sally
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Jul 6, 2006
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2
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544
Palustris
Jul 6, 2006
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