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sawdust
I'd agree, when we have discussed pollutants before the general conclusion has been that if there's enough in the soil to harm us then the plants won't do well either.
I'd agree, when we have discussed pollutants before the general conclusion has been that if there's enough in the soil to harm us then the plants won't do well either.
I'd agree, when we have discussed pollutants before the general conclusion has been that if there's enough in the soil to harm us then the plants won't do well either.
I'd agree, when we have discussed pollutants before the general conclusion has been that if there's enough in the soil to harm us then the plants won't do well either.
wishaw
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Apr 25, 2006
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Liz
Apr 25, 2006
crocus after flowering.
thankyou Palustris,it wasnt black night but cool rockets and larkspur.
thankyou Palustris,it wasnt black night but cool rockets and larkspur.
thankyou Palustris,it wasnt black night but cool rockets and larkspur.
thankyou Palustris,it wasnt black night but cool rockets and larkspur.
elainefiz
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Apr 24, 2006
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elainefiz
Apr 25, 2006
potted plants
Hello all. Ive had the music lovers rose growing in a pot on my patio for 2 years quite happily but it's died on me this year, any idea why. My other potted roses are ok. Also in your opinion is...
Hello all. Ive had the music lovers rose growing in a pot on my patio for 2 years quite happily but it's died on me this year, any idea why. My other potted roses are ok. Also in your opinion is there anything that wont grow in a pot given the right soil and feed etc?
Hello all. Ive had the music lovers rose growing in a pot on my patio for 2 years quite happily but it's died on me this year, any idea why. My other potted roses are ok. Also in your opinion is there anything that wont grow in a pot given the...
Hello all. Ive had the music lovers rose growing in a pot on my patio for 2 years quite happily but it's died on me this year, any idea why. My other potted roses are ok. Also in your opinion is...
darlie chimmock
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Apr 25, 2006
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darlie chimmock
Apr 25, 2006
Talking to plants again
Hi Pete, yes, I have tried this with Amaranthus, some of the tiny purple seedlings had a lovely dark colour. The big fat green ones weren't so interesting. Also try to save tiny dark coloured...
Hi Pete, yes, I have tried this with Amaranthus, some of the tiny purple seedlings had a lovely dark colour. The big fat green ones weren't so interesting. Also try to save tiny dark coloured Love-in-a-mist seedlings. I'm always in favour of the underdogs!
Hi Pete, yes, I have tried this with Amaranthus, some of the tiny purple seedlings had a lovely dark colour. The big fat green ones weren't so interesting. Also try to save tiny dark coloured Love-in-a-mist seedlings. I'm always in favour of the...
Hi Pete, yes, I have tried this with Amaranthus, some of the tiny purple seedlings had a lovely dark colour. The big fat green ones weren't so interesting. Also try to save tiny dark coloured...
Liz
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Apr 22, 2006
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Liz
Apr 24, 2006
orchid from seed with symbiotic fungus
Growing orchids from seed is difficult and requires specialist knowledge and skills. orchids raised commercially from seed are germinated in flasks of nutrient jelly in a controlled laboratory...
Growing orchids from seed is difficult and requires specialist knowledge and skills. orchids raised commercially from seed are germinated in flasks of nutrient jelly in a controlled laboratory environment. they are some times also propogated by meristem culture: microscopic pieces of plant...
Growing orchids from seed is difficult and requires specialist knowledge and skills. orchids raised commercially from seed are germinated in flasks of nutrient jelly in a controlled laboratory environment. they are some times also propogated by...
Growing orchids from seed is difficult and requires specialist knowledge and skills. orchids raised commercially from seed are germinated in flasks of nutrient jelly in a controlled laboratory...
Orchid man
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Apr 16, 2006
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rossco
Apr 24, 2006
Grass in flowerbed
BeckW79 - don't worry over much about the watering, unless you can't get your fork in. That's what you need - not a rake - it has to ba border fork, dug in to its full depth, and the soil turned,...
BeckW79 - don't worry over much about the watering, unless you can't get your fork in. That's what you need - not a rake - it has to ba border fork, dug in to its full depth, and the soil turned, checking every bit for weed-root, and get every piece removed!! Good clean fun!!
I do it a lot...
BeckW79 - don't worry over much about the watering, unless you can't get your fork in. That's what you need - not a rake - it has to ba border fork, dug in to its full depth, and the soil turned, checking every bit for weed-root, and get every...
BeckW79 - don't worry over much about the watering, unless you can't get your fork in. That's what you need - not a rake - it has to ba border fork, dug in to its full depth, and the soil turned,...
beckw79
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Apr 22, 2006
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UsedtobeDendy
Apr 24, 2006
crocus
many thanks for advice hubby wiil have to put up with the long grass a bit longer!
many thanks for advice hubby wiil have to put up with the long grass a bit longer!
many thanks for advice hubby wiil have to put up with the long grass a bit longer!
many thanks for advice hubby wiil have to put up with the long grass a bit longer!
rose50
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Apr 24, 2006
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rose50
Apr 24, 2006
Trachycarpus or Cordyline?
Trachycarpus is definately hardier than cordyline, and I would say its better for shade as well. Sometimes its winter sun that makes the difference between life and death. It all very well...
Trachycarpus is definately hardier than cordyline, and I would say its better for shade as well. Sometimes its winter sun that makes the difference between life and death. It all very well planting in a fairly sunny spot in mid summer but you need to think if that spot gets any sun at all in...
Trachycarpus is definately hardier than cordyline, and I would say its better for shade as well. Sometimes its winter sun that makes the difference between life and death. It all very well planting in a fairly sunny spot in mid summer but you...
Trachycarpus is definately hardier than cordyline, and I would say its better for shade as well. Sometimes its winter sun that makes the difference between life and death. It all very well...
Stokie
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Apr 24, 2006
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pete
Apr 24, 2006
TULIPS WITH FOUR FLOWERS
I'd like to see the tulip, if you have a digital there are detailed instructions on this site for posting pics
I'd like to see the tulip, if you have a digital there are detailed instructions on this site for posting pics
I'd like to see the tulip, if you have a digital there are detailed instructions on this site for posting pics
I'd like to see the tulip, if you have a digital there are detailed instructions on this site for posting pics
NURSEWINDSOR
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Apr 24, 2006
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strongylodon
Apr 24, 2006
Red cordiline
Thanks for the advice everyone. cheers
Thanks for the advice everyone. cheers
Thanks for the advice everyone. cheers
Thanks for the advice everyone. cheers
robbo
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Apr 23, 2006
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robbo
Apr 24, 2006
April Garden Colour
This one is a bit different and easy if you have a damp shadey garden. Oh and I HATE those white daffs! anyone want a load?
This one is a bit different and easy if you have a damp shadey garden. Oh and I HATE those white daffs! anyone want a load?
This one is a bit different and easy if you have a damp shadey garden. Oh and I HATE those white daffs! anyone want a load?
This one is a bit different and easy if you have a damp shadey garden. Oh and I HATE those white daffs! anyone want a load?
Fran
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Sep 10, 2005
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Waco
Apr 24, 2006
Help Brightening Up A Fence
cool will get some seeds then.. cheers.was just worrying about the sun the plants will get... had it in my head because the area in front of the fence always gets lots of sun that the fence...
cool will get some seeds then.. cheers.was just worrying about the sun the plants will get... had it in my head because the area in front of the fence always gets lots of sun that the fence did.. Actually looking at it yesterday I noticed that it must be north facing as the sun was behind the...
cool will get some seeds then.. cheers.was just worrying about the sun the plants will get... had it in my head because the area in front of the fence always gets lots of sun that the fence did.. Actually looking at it yesterday I noticed that...
cool will get some seeds then.. cheers.was just worrying about the sun the plants will get... had it in my head because the area in front of the fence always gets lots of sun that the fence...
gavlap
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Apr 20, 2006
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gavlap
Apr 24, 2006
Robin's Pincushion
agreed - there are times when I'd like to make it clear about ownership, although others are just snaps...
agreed - there are times when I'd like to make it clear about ownership, although others are just snaps...
agreed - there are times when I'd like to make it clear about ownership, although others are just snaps...
agreed - there are times when I'd like to make it clear about ownership, although others are just snaps...
frogesque
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Apr 22, 2006
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UsedtobeDendy
Apr 23, 2006
WATER OR NOT
I agree with Pete - if a plant is dried out, it needs water - but not if it's in full sun. I'd put it somewhere out of direct sunlight and give it a light water, and keep checking on it and...
I agree with Pete - if a plant is dried out, it needs water - but not if it's in full sun. I'd put it somewhere out of direct sunlight and give it a light water, and keep checking on it and repeating, particulalry if it's something that has recently been planted or potted on, when it's at its...
I agree with Pete - if a plant is dried out, it needs water - but not if it's in full sun. I'd put it somewhere out of direct sunlight and give it a light water, and keep checking on it and repeating, particulalry if it's something that has...
I agree with Pete - if a plant is dried out, it needs water - but not if it's in full sun. I'd put it somewhere out of direct sunlight and give it a light water, and keep checking on it and...
robbo
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Apr 23, 2006
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UsedtobeDendy
Apr 23, 2006
Ailing Acer
simple test on any plant - brown = dead / green = alive - a mix = not long for this world!!
simple test on any plant - brown = dead / green = alive - a mix = not long for this world!!
simple test on any plant - brown = dead / green = alive - a mix = not long for this world!!
simple test on any plant - brown = dead / green = alive - a mix = not long for this world!!
paulindartford
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Apr 15, 2006
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937
UsedtobeDendy
Apr 23, 2006
Perennials
Pea of Sweetness - I presume you'd like some low-growing stuff to trail over the sides as well as stuff higher up? If so, there are lots of things that do the job. Do what I've recommende to...
Pea of Sweetness - I presume you'd like some low-growing stuff to trail over the sides as well as stuff higher up? If so, there are lots of things that do the job. Do what I've recommende to lots of people, use the RHS plant selector. Follow the link, and fill in as many boxes as you like...
Pea of Sweetness - I presume you'd like some low-growing stuff to trail over the sides as well as stuff higher up? If so, there are lots of things that do the job. Do what I've recommende to lots of people, use the RHS plant selector. Follow...
Pea of Sweetness - I presume you'd like some low-growing stuff to trail over the sides as well as stuff higher up? If so, there are lots of things that do the job. Do what I've recommende to...
The Pea Of Sweetness
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Apr 18, 2006
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UsedtobeDendy
Apr 23, 2006
Ground elder
Yeah i thought id been smart when we di the garden makeover and spent an entire week on all fours gently digging it all out to a depth of nearly 2 feet. but no here it is as big and depressingly...
Yeah i thought id been smart when we di the garden makeover and spent an entire week on all fours gently digging it all out to a depth of nearly 2 feet. but no here it is as big and depressingly rampant as before. Its the deep root this time, and no i wont touch it at all, it can biodegrade into...
Yeah i thought id been smart when we di the garden makeover and spent an entire week on all fours gently digging it all out to a depth of nearly 2 feet. but no here it is as big and depressingly rampant as before. Its the deep root this time, and...
Yeah i thought id been smart when we di the garden makeover and spent an entire week on all fours gently digging it all out to a depth of nearly 2 feet. but no here it is as big and depressingly...
kathrynjordan
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Apr 16, 2006
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518
Happy Hippy
Apr 23, 2006
Victoria Plum pruning
If it is below the surface it's probably a sucker (unless you planted the plum below the graft point) and should be removed. Try to tear it off rather than cut it as this will help prevent further...
If it is below the surface it's probably a sucker (unless you planted the plum below the graft point) and should be removed. Try to tear it off rather than cut it as this will help prevent further suckers sprouting from around the cut. If it is below ground I dont think you ned to worry about...
If it is below the surface it's probably a sucker (unless you planted the plum below the graft point) and should be removed. Try to tear it off rather than cut it as this will help prevent further suckers sprouting from around the cut. If it is...
If it is below the surface it's probably a sucker (unless you planted the plum below the graft point) and should be removed. Try to tear it off rather than cut it as this will help prevent further...
sharon
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Apr 23, 2006
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Dave W
Apr 23, 2006
Organic gardening
I'm obviously a novice! If I'm trying to keep my vegetable plot organic, can I use fertilisers such as Growmore and Sulphate of Potash....or does it mean I can only use manure and composted...
I'm obviously a novice! If I'm trying to keep my vegetable plot organic, can I use fertilisers such as Growmore and Sulphate of Potash....or does it mean I can only use manure and composted material. Thanks.
I'm obviously a novice! If I'm trying to keep my vegetable plot organic, can I use fertilisers such as Growmore and Sulphate of Potash....or does it mean I can only use manure and composted material. Thanks.
I'm obviously a novice! If I'm trying to keep my vegetable plot organic, can I use fertilisers such as Growmore and Sulphate of Potash....or does it mean I can only use manure and composted...
Digby
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Apr 23, 2006
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Digby
Apr 23, 2006
Cordyline advice needed again....
OK,I CUT DOWN TO ABOUT 12 INCHES ALL FOUR. TO MY SURPRISE THE ROOTS ONLY STRETCHED TO AROUND 20 INCHES IN THE 14 FOOT TREE IN REAR GARDEN.HAVE REPLANTED HOPING FOR THE BEST.THANKS TO ALL ADVICE...
OK,I CUT DOWN TO ABOUT 12 INCHES ALL FOUR. TO MY SURPRISE THE ROOTS ONLY STRETCHED TO AROUND 20 INCHES IN THE 14 FOOT TREE IN REAR GARDEN.HAVE REPLANTED HOPING FOR THE BEST.THANKS TO ALL ADVICE GIVEN.OBVIOUSLY THESE WOULD HAVE TOPPLED EVENTUALLY!!.
OK,I CUT DOWN TO ABOUT 12 INCHES ALL FOUR. TO MY SURPRISE THE ROOTS ONLY STRETCHED TO AROUND 20 INCHES IN THE 14 FOOT TREE IN REAR GARDEN.HAVE REPLANTED HOPING FOR THE BEST.THANKS TO ALL ADVICE GIVEN.OBVIOUSLY THESE WOULD HAVE TOPPLED EVENTUALLY!!.
OK,I CUT DOWN TO ABOUT 12 INCHES ALL FOUR. TO MY SURPRISE THE ROOTS ONLY STRETCHED TO AROUND 20 INCHES IN THE 14 FOOT TREE IN REAR GARDEN.HAVE REPLANTED HOPING FOR THE BEST.THANKS TO ALL ADVICE...
leejames
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Apr 12, 2006
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1,587
leejames
Apr 23, 2006
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