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HOW WAS 'CHELSEA' FOR YOU!
Forgot to add, make sure you wear a good pair of walking boots because they were both really long days
Forgot to add, make sure you wear a good pair of walking boots because they were both really long days
Forgot to add, make sure you wear a good pair of walking boots because they were both really long days
Forgot to add, make sure you wear a good pair of walking boots because they were both really long days
GARDENANGEL
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May 24, 2005
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sam k
Aug 17, 2005
Lillies seeding????
It is very rewarding growing lilies from the little bulbils and from seed. I have tiger lilies, lilium regale and various others flowering now - all took 3 years to make good flowering size bulbs....
It is very rewarding growing lilies from the little bulbils and from seed. I have tiger lilies, lilium regale and various others flowering now - all took 3 years to make good flowering size bulbs. Galtonia Candicans is another good one to try.
It is very rewarding growing lilies from the little bulbils and from seed. I have tiger lilies, lilium regale and various others flowering now - all took 3 years to make good flowering size bulbs. Galtonia Candicans is another good one to try.
It is very rewarding growing lilies from the little bulbils and from seed. I have tiger lilies, lilium regale and various others flowering now - all took 3 years to make good flowering size bulbs....
Sudidi
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Aug 16, 2005
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wineandchoc
Aug 17, 2005
Hebe.Patio pot o.k?
Hi, I agree they do seem to thrive on a bit of neglect. I have some in pots & two that were planted out years ago & have now kind of incorporated thenselves with a small hedge & they get...
Hi, I agree they do seem to thrive on a bit of neglect. I have some in pots & two that were planted out years ago & have now kind of incorporated thenselves with a small hedge & they get clipped with the shears the same as rest fo hedge & they probably put out more flowers than the ones in...
Hi, I agree they do seem to thrive on a bit of neglect. I have some in pots & two that were planted out years ago & have now kind of incorporated thenselves with a small hedge & they get clipped with the shears the same as rest fo hedge & they...
Hi, I agree they do seem to thrive on a bit of neglect. I have some in pots & two that were planted out years ago & have now kind of incorporated thenselves with a small hedge & they get...
Paladin
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Aug 16, 2005
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Marley Farley
Aug 17, 2005
Sweet Peas
I use the middle out of toilet rolls but more usually for broad beans and such!!
I use the middle out of toilet rolls but more usually for broad beans and such!!
I use the middle out of toilet rolls but more usually for broad beans and such!!
I use the middle out of toilet rolls but more usually for broad beans and such!!
aqua
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Jun 3, 2005
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Daisies
Aug 17, 2005
gladiolus
Hi greenfingers, not many people grow gladiolus from seed, they take a few years to flower that way. Leave them to grow on, and you can lift the corms in the autumn and dry them off, or you may...
Hi greenfingers, not many people grow gladiolus from seed, they take a few years to flower that way. Leave them to grow on, and you can lift the corms in the autumn and dry them off, or you may get away with leaving them in the ground overwinter, if its well drained.
Hi greenfingers, not many people grow gladiolus from seed, they take a few years to flower that way. Leave them to grow on, and you can lift the corms in the autumn and dry them off, or you may get away with leaving them in the ground overwinter,...
Hi greenfingers, not many people grow gladiolus from seed, they take a few years to flower that way. Leave them to grow on, and you can lift the corms in the autumn and dry them off, or you may...
greenfingers
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Aug 16, 2005
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pete
Aug 16, 2005
Plumaria (frangipani)
oo my favorite :D
oo my favorite :D
oo my favorite :D
oo my favorite :D
Rich
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Jul 30, 2005
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Frangipani
Aug 16, 2005
hellebores
Thank you Steve a very helpful link.
Thank you Steve a very helpful link.
Thank you Steve a very helpful link.
Thank you Steve a very helpful link.
JillD
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Aug 16, 2005
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JillD
Aug 16, 2005
Mad Mad Question..Here it is
If it's a plastic pipette you're using, can you slice it further up to make the hole bigger?
If it's a plastic pipette you're using, can you slice it further up to make the hole bigger?
If it's a plastic pipette you're using, can you slice it further up to make the hole bigger?
If it's a plastic pipette you're using, can you slice it further up to make the hole bigger?
Brass-icas
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Aug 13, 2005
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Hannah
Aug 15, 2005
Camellia
Thankyou Those links where helpful I did at one time mulch with a load of fertilizer it could possibly have been at the same time ,it was a long time ago,but its worth a thoughtT
Thankyou Those links where helpful I did at one time mulch with a load of fertilizer it could possibly have been at the same time ,it was a long time ago,but its worth a thoughtT
Thankyou Those links where helpful I did at one time mulch with a load of fertilizer it could possibly have been at the same time ,it was a long time ago,but its worth a thoughtT
Thankyou Those links where helpful I did at one time mulch with a load of fertilizer it could possibly have been at the same time ,it was a long time ago,but its worth a thoughtT
T
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Aug 14, 2005
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T
Aug 14, 2005
Rhus typhina
Hi Rich, thanks for the offer I will keep it in mind. Yes she did mention about the amount of suckers they send out. Do you have problems with them?
Hi Rich, thanks for the offer I will keep it in mind. Yes she did mention about the amount of suckers they send out. Do you have problems with them?
Hi Rich, thanks for the offer I will keep it in mind. Yes she did mention about the amount of suckers they send out. Do you have problems with them?
Hi Rich, thanks for the offer I will keep it in mind. Yes she did mention about the amount of suckers they send out. Do you have problems with them?
dalbuie
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Aug 13, 2005
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dalbuie
Aug 14, 2005
Sweet peas
Thanks JJordie - Got in a mess trying to do it, had to ask my son for help. love yours.
Thanks JJordie - Got in a mess trying to do it, had to ask my son for help. love yours.
Thanks JJordie - Got in a mess trying to do it, had to ask my son for help. love yours.
Thanks JJordie - Got in a mess trying to do it, had to ask my son for help. love yours.
Coralbat
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Aug 13, 2005
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Coralbat
Aug 14, 2005
Can you extend the flower life of Lupins?
I know that if you cut off the first flower stalks after they have finished flowering, you get a second crop of flowers, not quite so good as the first.
I know that if you cut off the first flower stalks after they have finished flowering, you get a second crop of flowers, not quite so good as the first.
I know that if you cut off the first flower stalks after they have finished flowering, you get a second crop of flowers, not quite so good as the first.
I know that if you cut off the first flower stalks after they have finished flowering, you get a second crop of flowers, not quite so good as the first.
willsgarden
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Aug 11, 2005
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pete
Aug 13, 2005
tea-bag plant - can anyone help
http://www.gardenerscorner.co.uk/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=000696 Have a look here angeleyes, does it look the same.
http://www.gardenerscorner.co.uk/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=000696 Have a look here angeleyes, does it look the same.
http://www.gardenerscorner.co.uk/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=000696 Have a look here angeleyes, does it look the same.
http://www.gardenerscorner.co.uk/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=000696 Have a look here angeleyes, does it look the same.
angeleyes
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Aug 13, 2005
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pete
Aug 13, 2005
Clematis
I've managed to root cuttings of the large hybrid types, but they seem to take all summer to root, and make a good root system by autumn. The problem is they make very little or no growth in that...
I've managed to root cuttings of the large hybrid types, but they seem to take all summer to root, and make a good root system by autumn. The problem is they make very little or no growth in that year and tend to rot or not have any dormant buds to grow away from the following year.
I've managed to root cuttings of the large hybrid types, but they seem to take all summer to root, and make a good root system by autumn. The problem is they make very little or no growth in that year and tend to rot or not have any dormant buds...
I've managed to root cuttings of the large hybrid types, but they seem to take all summer to root, and make a good root system by autumn. The problem is they make very little or no growth in that...
Terri
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Aug 11, 2005
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pete
Aug 13, 2005
Tuberose
I got one of those bulbs in early spring....then got waterlogged by accident...when I dicovered it... I put it in greenhoyuse to dry and has recovered at last and making lots of leaves now, no...
I got one of those bulbs in early spring....then got waterlogged by accident...when I dicovered it... I put it in greenhoyuse to dry and has recovered at last and making lots of leaves now, no flower yet lol will check again in a day or 2..Ladybird
I got one of those bulbs in early spring....then got waterlogged by accident...when I dicovered it... I put it in greenhoyuse to dry and has recovered at last and making lots of leaves now, no flower yet lol will check again in a day or...
I got one of those bulbs in early spring....then got waterlogged by accident...when I dicovered it... I put it in greenhoyuse to dry and has recovered at last and making lots of leaves now, no...
pete
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Feb 26, 2005
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Ladybird
Aug 13, 2005
Collecting Seeds
Thanks Pete2255
Thanks Pete2255
Thanks Pete2255
Thanks Pete2255
Andrew Brown
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Aug 12, 2005
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Andrew Brown
Aug 13, 2005
Is it possible to sow seeds now?
Just fround this thread. We have just planted wallflower seeds for next spring.
Just fround this thread. We have just planted wallflower seeds for next spring.
Just fround this thread. We have just planted wallflower seeds for next spring.
Just fround this thread. We have just planted wallflower seeds for next spring.
willsgarden
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Aug 1, 2005
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3
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jjordie
Aug 12, 2005
Pruning Azaleas
Glad one of them was some help, sorry to here, we may be too late. Never mind you can prune it into shape for next year & get a good shape for flowering. You should end up with a lovely plant,...
Glad one of them was some help, sorry to here, we may be too late. Never mind you can prune it into shape for next year & get a good shape for flowering. You should end up with a lovely plant, that will be a lovly dark green foliage plant in the mean time.
Glad one of them was some help, sorry to here, we may be too late. Never mind you can prune it into shape for next year & get a good shape for flowering. You should end up with a lovely plant, that will be a lovly dark green foliage plant in...
Glad one of them was some help, sorry to here, we may be too late. Never mind you can prune it into shape for next year & get a good shape for flowering. You should end up with a lovely plant,...
Charlie
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Aug 11, 2005
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Marley Farley
Aug 12, 2005
Hollyhock weird leaves
Bayleaf - what gorgeous HH! The colour is stunning!
Bayleaf - what gorgeous HH! The colour is stunning!
Bayleaf - what gorgeous HH! The colour is stunning!
Bayleaf - what gorgeous HH! The colour is stunning!
willsgarden
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Aug 11, 2005
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Daisies
Aug 12, 2005
moving perennials
Hi Peter, I do have a digital camera and have been recording the different stages of my garden. It gives me great pleasure to look back on how things were in early spring compared to how they are...
Hi Peter, I do have a digital camera and have been recording the different stages of my garden. It gives me great pleasure to look back on how things were in early spring compared to how they are now. I am currently trying to learn how to load a picture on to this site of a very special fuschia...
Hi Peter, I do have a digital camera and have been recording the different stages of my garden. It gives me great pleasure to look back on how things were in early spring compared to how they are now. I am currently trying to learn how to load a...
Hi Peter, I do have a digital camera and have been recording the different stages of my garden. It gives me great pleasure to look back on how things were in early spring compared to how they are...
JillD
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Aug 10, 2005
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702
JillD
Aug 11, 2005
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