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alocasia
I have only grown Alocasias under glass so I have no expreience of growing them outside and personally I wouldn't try to. I had never heard of Poly untill your post but looking at pics of it it...
I have only grown Alocasias under glass so I have no expreience of growing them outside and personally I wouldn't try to. I had never heard of Poly untill your post but looking at pics of it it appears to a hybrid of Amazonica/Sanderiana or similar.I have not grown them for many years so I am...
I have only grown Alocasias under glass so I have no expreience of growing them outside and personally I wouldn't try to. I had never heard of Poly untill your post but looking at pics of it it appears to a hybrid of Amazonica/Sanderiana or...
I have only grown Alocasias under glass so I have no expreience of growing them outside and personally I wouldn't try to. I had never heard of Poly untill your post but looking at pics of it it...
chilli50
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Apr 17, 2006
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strongylodon
May 3, 2006
Pasque flowers
The sad thing is that if you take seed from a wild plant (not to be done except with permission) and grow it on in your garden, even then they become bigger.
The sad thing is that if you take seed from a wild plant (not to be done except with permission) and grow it on in your garden, even then they become bigger.
The sad thing is that if you take seed from a wild plant (not to be done except with permission) and grow it on in your garden, even then they become bigger.
The sad thing is that if you take seed from a wild plant (not to be done except with permission) and grow it on in your garden, even then they become bigger.
Hornbeam
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May 3, 2006
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368
Palustris
May 3, 2006
garden help
I think I would be digging up the soil to see what was under it!
I think I would be digging up the soil to see what was under it!
I think I would be digging up the soil to see what was under it!
I think I would be digging up the soil to see what was under it!
pinkfluffysheep
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May 3, 2006
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Palustris
May 3, 2006
Patio
Thanks to all for the advice. I'll leave it where I can. JC
Thanks to all for the advice. I'll leave it where I can. JC
Thanks to all for the advice. I'll leave it where I can. JC
Thanks to all for the advice. I'll leave it where I can. JC
Jaycee
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May 1, 2006
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Jaycee
May 2, 2006
my first shoots
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Dave Martin
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Apr 28, 2006
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476
Alf Poier
May 2, 2006
Dahlia "Dark Desire"
Update - well it looked dead as a dodo a couple of days ago, but when you looked at it close not only were leaves forming but also flowers - on the cuttings!!!So I cut of dead leaves, took out...
Update - well it looked dead as a dodo a couple of days ago, but when you looked at it close not only were leaves forming but also flowers - on the cuttings!!!So I cut of dead leaves, took out flowers amd I may be in with a slight chance 40/50 optomistic.The re potted mother plant is going...
Update - well it looked dead as a dodo a couple of days ago, but when you looked at it close not only were leaves forming but also flowers - on the cuttings!!!So I cut of dead leaves, took out flowers amd I may be in with a slight chance 40/50...
Update - well it looked dead as a dodo a couple of days ago, but when you looked at it close not only were leaves forming but also flowers - on the cuttings!!!So I cut of dead leaves, took out...
Waco
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Apr 21, 2006
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Waco
May 2, 2006
Camellia??
All good advice so far. I did find this too from crocus. http://www.crocus.co.uk/Catalog/GardenPlants/sale/christmas/?ContentType=Plant_Card&ClassID=617 It gives a fairly good general...
All good advice so far. I did find this too from crocus. http://www.crocus.co.uk/Catalog/GardenPlants/sale/christmas/?ContentType=Plant_Card&ClassID=617 It gives a fairly good general discription..
All good advice so far. I did find this too from crocus. http://www.crocus.co.uk/Catalog/GardenPlants/sale/christmas/?ContentType=Plant_Card&ClassID=617 It gives a fairly good general discription..
All good advice so far. I did find this too from crocus. http://www.crocus.co.uk/Catalog/GardenPlants/sale/christmas/?ContentType=Plant_Card&ClassID=617 It gives a fairly good general...
krafty
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May 2, 2006
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Marley Farley
May 2, 2006
swallows
We saw our first on Sunday.. So maybe summer isn't quite so distant after all......
We saw our first on Sunday.. So maybe summer isn't quite so distant after all......
We saw our first on Sunday.. So maybe summer isn't quite so distant after all......
We saw our first on Sunday.. So maybe summer isn't quite so distant after all......
hans
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Apr 30, 2006
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454
Marley Farley
May 2, 2006
weeds
I empathise heppy, I not only have weeds but sheep eating my stuff too!It is as already said a continual battle.
I empathise heppy, I not only have weeds but sheep eating my stuff too!It is as already said a continual battle.
I empathise heppy, I not only have weeds but sheep eating my stuff too!It is as already said a continual battle.
I empathise heppy, I not only have weeds but sheep eating my stuff too!It is as already said a continual battle.
heppy
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Apr 30, 2006
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Waco
May 2, 2006
Berberis
Hi Waco, Many thanks for the adviceI also had a lovely red broom which I only discovered a few days ago had been broken & died - I suspect the neighbour's kids
- so, i'm sorry to have...
Hi Waco, Many thanks for the adviceI also had a lovely red broom which I only discovered a few days ago had been broken & died - I suspect the neighbour's kids
- so, i'm sorry to have lost that. I still have two huge yellow ones, one which is right @ my bedroom window & a joy to see...
Hi Waco, Many thanks for the adviceI also had a lovely red broom which I only discovered a few days ago had been broken & died - I suspect the neighbour's kids
- so, i'm sorry to have lost that. I still have two huge yellow ones, one...
Hi Waco, Many thanks for the adviceI also had a lovely red broom which I only discovered a few days ago had been broken & died - I suspect the neighbour's kids
- so, i'm sorry to have...
Pauline3700
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Apr 30, 2006
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Pauline3700
May 2, 2006
Evergreen vigorous climber required
Oh whirlimix - you sound just like my husband now ratteling on about how he is going to maintain same!Well he is not all bad AND at least he does his own ironing!
Oh whirlimix - you sound just like my husband now ratteling on about how he is going to maintain same!Well he is not all bad AND at least he does his own ironing!
Oh whirlimix - you sound just like my husband now ratteling on about how he is going to maintain same!Well he is not all bad AND at least he does his own ironing!
Oh whirlimix - you sound just like my husband now ratteling on about how he is going to maintain same!Well he is not all bad AND at least he does his own ironing!
AmandaClareEmily
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May 1, 2006
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Waco
May 2, 2006
orchids
Lovely picture, I will have to go up and see if the flower field (limestone set aside) is flowering yet.
Lovely picture, I will have to go up and see if the flower field (limestone set aside) is flowering yet.
Lovely picture, I will have to go up and see if the flower field (limestone set aside) is flowering yet.
Lovely picture, I will have to go up and see if the flower field (limestone set aside) is flowering yet.
Hornbeam
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May 2, 2006
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Waco
May 2, 2006
Shady Patio Pots
How about some ferns in containers as well, helps to make the most of your colour by adding the all important green background, and would be happy in the most shady parts along with those Hostas?
How about some ferns in containers as well, helps to make the most of your colour by adding the all important green background, and would be happy in the most shady parts along with those Hostas?
How about some ferns in containers as well, helps to make the most of your colour by adding the all important green background, and would be happy in the most shady parts along with those Hostas?
How about some ferns in containers as well, helps to make the most of your colour by adding the all important green background, and would be happy in the most shady parts along with those Hostas?
Just Jo
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May 1, 2006
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DAG
May 2, 2006
Raining!
Soil was really nice today after a bit of the wet stuff on it. It's also warming up in the sunshine so I planted out a couple of small trees I'd been holding back.
Soil was really nice today after a bit of the wet stuff on it. It's also warming up in the sunshine so I planted out a couple of small trees I'd been holding back.
Soil was really nice today after a bit of the wet stuff on it. It's also warming up in the sunshine so I planted out a couple of small trees I'd been holding back.
Soil was really nice today after a bit of the wet stuff on it. It's also warming up in the sunshine so I planted out a couple of small trees I'd been holding back.
wishaw
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May 1, 2006
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536
frogesque
May 1, 2006
Violet
Hornbeam, that is a lovely picture of your violets.
Hornbeam, that is a lovely picture of your violets.
Hornbeam, that is a lovely picture of your violets.
Hornbeam, that is a lovely picture of your violets.
Waco
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Apr 30, 2006
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513
rosietutu
May 1, 2006
Acacia Pravissima
Thanks - to both of you. I will wait and see. Hopefully there will be some sign of life soon.
Thanks - to both of you. I will wait and see. Hopefully there will be some sign of life soon.
Thanks - to both of you. I will wait and see. Hopefully there will be some sign of life soon.
Thanks - to both of you. I will wait and see. Hopefully there will be some sign of life soon.
pete
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Apr 29, 2006
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Fran
May 1, 2006
Ivy to cover a wall question
Thanks for your replies!Amanda
Thanks for your replies!Amanda
Thanks for your replies!Amanda
Thanks for your replies!Amanda
AmandaClareEmily
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Apr 30, 2006
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559
AmandaClareEmily
May 1, 2006
New fern - very poorley
Stinking after on the beach - mine come back smelling sweetly after all that salt and water! well after it all dries out that is.I wish you luck with Parkers ferns, let me know how you goet on....
Stinking after on the beach - mine come back smelling sweetly after all that salt and water! well after it all dries out that is.I wish you luck with Parkers ferns, let me know how you goet on. I bought the grasses too and the red one is pathetic, it is in my hospital ward, but could end up...
Stinking after on the beach - mine come back smelling sweetly after all that salt and water! well after it all dries out that is.I wish you luck with Parkers ferns, let me know how you goet on. I bought the grasses too and the red one is...
Stinking after on the beach - mine come back smelling sweetly after all that salt and water! well after it all dries out that is.I wish you luck with Parkers ferns, let me know how you goet on....
Waco
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Apr 24, 2006
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Waco
May 1, 2006
Laying pebbles/chippings
I'd definately dig through the soil to remove any bulbs lurking down there before putting membrane down, from experience, there are always a few left which manage to get though membrane - grrrrrr....
I'd definately dig through the soil to remove any bulbs lurking down there before putting membrane down, from experience, there are always a few left which manage to get though membrane - grrrrrr. I had to lift membrane to dig out bulbs - which I thought I had removed.
I'd definately dig through the soil to remove any bulbs lurking down there before putting membrane down, from experience, there are always a few left which manage to get though membrane - grrrrrr. I had to lift membrane to dig out bulbs - which I...
I'd definately dig through the soil to remove any bulbs lurking down there before putting membrane down, from experience, there are always a few left which manage to get though membrane - grrrrrr....
jamie_l
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Apr 30, 2006
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whirlimix
May 1, 2006
Pictures, Pictures!!!
Looks like you have been working really hard!! Well done!!! (er - any chance you can loan him out for a week or two????!!!!
)
Looks like you have been working really hard!! Well done!!! (er - any chance you can loan him out for a week or two????!!!!
)
Looks like you have been working really hard!! Well done!!! (er - any chance you can loan him out for a week or two????!!!!
)
Looks like you have been working really hard!! Well done!!! (er - any chance you can loan him out for a week or two????!!!!
)
The Pea Of Sweetness
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Apr 30, 2006
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Honey Bee
May 1, 2006
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