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leylandii to screen out Industrial Building HELP PLEASE
Hi ya Bert, Why not get a load of viginia creeper plants & plant then close together, they just romp away. You can get the type that is for brickwork as it is very clingy like ivy , whoops...
Hi ya Bert, Why not get a load of viginia creeper plants & plant then close together, they just romp away. You can get the type that is for brickwork as it is very clingy like ivy , whoops there's another & it's evrgreen both of these would grow equally as fast as leylandii surely. Then...
Hi ya Bert, Why not get a load of viginia creeper plants & plant then close together, they just romp away. You can get the type that is for brickwork as it is very clingy like ivy , whoops there's another & it's evrgreen both of these...
Hi ya Bert, Why not get a load of viginia creeper plants & plant then close together, they just romp away. You can get the type that is for brickwork as it is very clingy like ivy , whoops...
bert
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Aug 2, 2005
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Marley Farley
Aug 3, 2005
Campsis " Indian Summer"
Yep, I,ve got that one aswell Ladybird, cant match your Dec. flowering though.
Yep, I,ve got that one aswell Ladybird, cant match your Dec. flowering though.
Yep, I,ve got that one aswell Ladybird, cant match your Dec. flowering though.
Yep, I,ve got that one aswell Ladybird, cant match your Dec. flowering though.
pete
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Jul 23, 2005
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pete
Aug 2, 2005
WHAT HAVE I DONE!!!!
Thanks Brazil :D
Thanks Brazil :D
Thanks Brazil :D
Thanks Brazil :D
GARDENANGEL
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Jul 27, 2005
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GARDENANGEL
Aug 2, 2005
Mina lobata
mine are all entangled with all my Clematis on posts...and flowering too.Ladybird
mine are all entangled with all my Clematis on posts...and flowering too.Ladybird
mine are all entangled with all my Clematis on posts...and flowering too.Ladybird
mine are all entangled with all my Clematis on posts...and flowering too.Ladybird
SteveW
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Jul 23, 2005
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Ladybird
Aug 1, 2005
Winter flowering plants
Hiyathanks for that message, i will get onto researching them names you mentioned.thanks againanyone else got ideas?Will
Hiyathanks for that message, i will get onto researching them names you mentioned.thanks againanyone else got ideas?Will
Hiyathanks for that message, i will get onto researching them names you mentioned.thanks againanyone else got ideas?Will
Hiyathanks for that message, i will get onto researching them names you mentioned.thanks againanyone else got ideas?Will
willsgarden
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Jul 31, 2005
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willsgarden
Jul 31, 2005
Birmingham Gardens
Used to live in Brum, and we had whirlwinds, windspouts that used to redistribute patio furniture and small shrubs!
Used to live in Brum, and we had whirlwinds, windspouts that used to redistribute patio furniture and small shrubs!
Used to live in Brum, and we had whirlwinds, windspouts that used to redistribute patio furniture and small shrubs!
Used to live in Brum, and we had whirlwinds, windspouts that used to redistribute patio furniture and small shrubs!
aqua
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Jul 29, 2005
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MrsMacGyver
Jul 31, 2005
yellow lavatera?
Tinkerbell, sister Sue will gather seeds later on, she's much better at things like that than me, and my greenhouse won't be available until the late spring. Its moving house - to the other side...
Tinkerbell, sister Sue will gather seeds later on, she's much better at things like that than me, and my greenhouse won't be available until the late spring. Its moving house - to the other side of the garden, away from marauding kids
Tinkerbell, sister Sue will gather seeds later on, she's much better at things like that than me, and my greenhouse won't be available until the late spring. Its moving house - to the other side of the garden, away from marauding kids
Tinkerbell, sister Sue will gather seeds later on, she's much better at things like that than me, and my greenhouse won't be available until the late spring. Its moving house - to the other side...
MrsMacGyver
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Jul 24, 2005
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MrsMacGyver
Jul 31, 2005
ophiopogon
i'll have a look now cheers
i'll have a look now cheers
i'll have a look now cheers
i'll have a look now cheers
brazil
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Jul 30, 2005
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brazil
Jul 30, 2005
Camellias
Fingers will be crossed in spring, but hopefully you may seem some fat flower buds forming before then. If not, then patience - they are worth waiting for.
Fingers will be crossed in spring, but hopefully you may seem some fat flower buds forming before then. If not, then patience - they are worth waiting for.
Fingers will be crossed in spring, but hopefully you may seem some fat flower buds forming before then. If not, then patience - they are worth waiting for.
Fingers will be crossed in spring, but hopefully you may seem some fat flower buds forming before then. If not, then patience - they are worth waiting for.
Sewchic
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Apr 22, 2005
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Fran
Jul 29, 2005
Gardenia - What is happening - Help!
Hi Charlie, I had a google & found these two sites. They are american but from what they are saying it is the humidity. Have a read & see what you think,...
Hi Charlie, I had a google & found these two sites. They are american but from what they are saying it is the humidity. Have a read & see what you think, http://www.bachmans.com/retail/tipsheets/indoor_plants/Gardenias.cfm http://www.molbaks.com/infopages/gardenia.pdf It would seam you can...
Hi Charlie, I had a google & found these two sites. They are american but from what they are saying it is the humidity. Have a read & see what you think, http://www.bachmans.com/retail/tipsheets/indoor_plants/Gardenias.cfm...
Hi Charlie, I had a google & found these two sites. They are american but from what they are saying it is the humidity. Have a read & see what you think,...
Charlie
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Jul 28, 2005
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Marley Farley
Jul 29, 2005
Laburnum seeds
Another way is to fill a clay pot with sand, plant them in that in late autumn and leave them outside all winter. This worked for me when growing acer and wild rose seeds.I say a clay pot...
Another way is to fill a clay pot with sand, plant them in that in late autumn and leave them outside all winter. This worked for me when growing acer and wild rose seeds.I say a clay pot because it is less likely to be blown over, and I say sand to avoid waterlogging, and with fewer...
Another way is to fill a clay pot with sand, plant them in that in late autumn and leave them outside all winter. This worked for me when growing acer and wild rose seeds.I say a clay pot because it is less likely to be blown over, and I say...
Another way is to fill a clay pot with sand, plant them in that in late autumn and leave them outside all winter. This worked for me when growing acer and wild rose seeds.I say a clay pot...
Paladin
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Jul 26, 2005
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Rich
Jul 28, 2005
Privet
Either "root out" or a brush killer should do the trick, if applied to newly cut surface.
Either "root out" or a brush killer should do the trick, if applied to newly cut surface.
Either "root out" or a brush killer should do the trick, if applied to newly cut surface.
Either "root out" or a brush killer should do the trick, if applied to newly cut surface.
Peny
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Jul 28, 2005
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Fran
Jul 28, 2005
novice...help!!!
Hi nokd, the datura will need to be taken in before the first frost, likewise the fuschias. Lipstick plant is probably a house plant anyway and wont survive frost. Sufinia petunias are treated...
Hi nokd, the datura will need to be taken in before the first frost, likewise the fuschias. Lipstick plant is probably a house plant anyway and wont survive frost. Sufinia petunias are treated as annuals and die in the winter so leave them out. As for the rhodos, well really need to know...
Hi nokd, the datura will need to be taken in before the first frost, likewise the fuschias. Lipstick plant is probably a house plant anyway and wont survive frost. Sufinia petunias are treated as annuals and die in the winter so leave them...
Hi nokd, the datura will need to be taken in before the first frost, likewise the fuschias. Lipstick plant is probably a house plant anyway and wont survive frost. Sufinia petunias are treated...
nokd
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Jul 28, 2005
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pete
Jul 28, 2005
Geraniums
Must be the zonal type then, not hardy, but flower all Summer, but need deadheading to encourage more flowering....Rust ? never heard of being prone to...only the Butterfly like them , then get...
Must be the zonal type then, not hardy, but flower all Summer, but need deadheading to encourage more flowering....Rust ? never heard of being prone to...only the Butterfly like them , then get caterpillars after... eat all the leaves...if you let them. Ladybird
Must be the zonal type then, not hardy, but flower all Summer, but need deadheading to encourage more flowering....Rust ? never heard of being prone to...only the Butterfly like them , then get caterpillars after... eat all the leaves...if you...
Must be the zonal type then, not hardy, but flower all Summer, but need deadheading to encourage more flowering....Rust ? never heard of being prone to...only the Butterfly like them , then get...
Hannah
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Jul 27, 2005
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Ladybird
Jul 28, 2005
A Couple of Questions...
Sorry, I didn't make myself very clear did I?! I meant, suggestions for how to get decent crops in tubs. I've given everything a feed of potash stuff which seems to have done something - I've got...
Sorry, I didn't make myself very clear did I?! I meant, suggestions for how to get decent crops in tubs. I've given everything a feed of potash stuff which seems to have done something - I've got what look like buds on my butternut squash which I wasn't expecting for another month yet, and my...
Sorry, I didn't make myself very clear did I?! I meant, suggestions for how to get decent crops in tubs. I've given everything a feed of potash stuff which seems to have done something - I've got what look like buds on my butternut squash which I...
Sorry, I didn't make myself very clear did I?! I meant, suggestions for how to get decent crops in tubs. I've given everything a feed of potash stuff which seems to have done something - I've got...
Hannah
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Jul 19, 2005
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Hannah
Jul 28, 2005
What can I grow in a secluded spot?
Hi,Maybe a hydrangea peteolaris - they don't mind the shade and make a good climber - not particularly fast growing though. Or a passiflora - now they do grow like mad once established. Cheers Rob
Hi,Maybe a hydrangea peteolaris - they don't mind the shade and make a good climber - not particularly fast growing though. Or a passiflora - now they do grow like mad once established. Cheers Rob
Hi,Maybe a hydrangea peteolaris - they don't mind the shade and make a good climber - not particularly fast growing though. Or a passiflora - now they do grow like mad once established. Cheers Rob
Hi,Maybe a hydrangea peteolaris - they don't mind the shade and make a good climber - not particularly fast growing though. Or a passiflora - now they do grow like mad once established. Cheers Rob
jay
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Jul 12, 2005
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Mooseas
Jul 27, 2005
Large pots - what plants?
Many thanks for your help. My objective was really to put some of my existing plants into pots. But I think I am going to have to go out and try some of those grasses as well.
Many thanks for your help. My objective was really to put some of my existing plants into pots. But I think I am going to have to go out and try some of those grasses as well.
Many thanks for your help. My objective was really to put some of my existing plants into pots. But I think I am going to have to go out and try some of those grasses as well.
Many thanks for your help. My objective was really to put some of my existing plants into pots. But I think I am going to have to go out and try some of those grasses as well.
PeterS
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Jul 25, 2005
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PeterS
Jul 26, 2005
hedging shrub in poor conditions?
If you want to try and establish the privet back, try layering it. This means cutting into ( very gently ) a small portion of a long stem at the leafy end on the underside of it with a pruning...
If you want to try and establish the privet back, try layering it. This means cutting into ( very gently ) a small portion of a long stem at the leafy end on the underside of it with a pruning knife. Then bend the stem over towards your Leylandii and and place the cut area onto the soil and peg...
If you want to try and establish the privet back, try layering it. This means cutting into ( very gently ) a small portion of a long stem at the leafy end on the underside of it with a pruning knife. Then bend the stem over towards your Leylandii...
If you want to try and establish the privet back, try layering it. This means cutting into ( very gently ) a small portion of a long stem at the leafy end on the underside of it with a pruning...
ukwoody
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Jun 9, 2005
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coed
Jul 25, 2005
water crystals - polymer gel - hydrogel
LBS Horticulture Colne Lancs email supply Fertile Water Granules. 1KG 11.75 pounds 5Kg 44.15pounds + VAT and small order charge under 100.00 pounds. I have used it in the past but not this...
LBS Horticulture Colne Lancs email supply Fertile Water Granules. 1KG 11.75 pounds 5Kg 44.15pounds + VAT and small order charge under 100.00 pounds. I have used it in the past but not this particular brand and maybe I did not put enough in per hanging basket. At the end of the season there was...
LBS Horticulture Colne Lancs email supply Fertile Water Granules. 1KG 11.75 pounds 5Kg 44.15pounds + VAT and small order charge under 100.00 pounds. I have used it in the past but not this particular brand and maybe I did not put enough in per...
LBS Horticulture Colne Lancs email supply Fertile Water Granules. 1KG 11.75 pounds 5Kg 44.15pounds + VAT and small order charge under 100.00 pounds. I have used it in the past but not this...
soop
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Jun 20, 2005
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coed
Jul 25, 2005
Do you know a shrub with red foliage?
How about Photinia "Red Robin". Quite a sturdy shrub bearing red tips to the foliage in Summer. Very attractive and noticeable.Will withstand a bit of dryness and shade
How about Photinia "Red Robin". Quite a sturdy shrub bearing red tips to the foliage in Summer. Very attractive and noticeable.Will withstand a bit of dryness and shade
How about Photinia "Red Robin". Quite a sturdy shrub bearing red tips to the foliage in Summer. Very attractive and noticeable.Will withstand a bit of dryness and shade
How about Photinia "Red Robin". Quite a sturdy shrub bearing red tips to the foliage in Summer. Very attractive and noticeable.Will withstand a bit of dryness and shade
fiwi
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Jun 23, 2005
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coed
Jul 25, 2005
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