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Pesticides
The contact number for The Neem People is 01437 764 415. Hope this helps Pete. Best wishes, Gerald.
The contact number for The Neem People is 01437 764 415. Hope this helps Pete. Best wishes, Gerald.
The contact number for The Neem People is 01437 764 415. Hope this helps Pete. Best wishes, Gerald.
The contact number for The Neem People is 01437 764 415. Hope this helps Pete. Best wishes, Gerald.
Ianthe
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Jun 17, 2005
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GardenGerald
Jun 20, 2005
Coily hose
Thanks for the tip, I need it mainly for spraying an area of ferns not too far from the tap so it shouldn't get too extended but beats keep pumping the spray gun
Thanks for the tip, I need it mainly for spraying an area of ferns not too far from the tap so it shouldn't get too extended but beats keep pumping the spray gun
Thanks for the tip, I need it mainly for spraying an area of ferns not too far from the tap so it shouldn't get too extended but beats keep pumping the spray gun
Thanks for the tip, I need it mainly for spraying an area of ferns not too far from the tap so it shouldn't get too extended but beats keep pumping the spray gun
SteveW
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Jun 19, 2005
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573
SteveW
Jun 19, 2005
grape vines
Its to do with removing the skins immediately or leaving them in for an amount of time (black grapes)
Its to do with removing the skins immediately or leaving them in for an amount of time (black grapes)
Its to do with removing the skins immediately or leaving them in for an amount of time (black grapes)
Its to do with removing the skins immediately or leaving them in for an amount of time (black grapes)
lizzie
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Jun 16, 2005
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SteveW
Jun 19, 2005
growing gerber daisies
Thanks Pete and Gerald. I will take your advice and will try shade.
Thanks Pete and Gerald. I will take your advice and will try shade.
Thanks Pete and Gerald. I will take your advice and will try shade.
Thanks Pete and Gerald. I will take your advice and will try shade.
overthehill
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Jun 17, 2005
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overthehill
Jun 18, 2005
My New Pineapple Broom...???
The ants themselves wont do any harm, they may be just interested in the nectar in the flowers, or they could indicate green fly. If the leaf loss is just older leaves, then I wouldn't worry too...
The ants themselves wont do any harm, they may be just interested in the nectar in the flowers, or they could indicate green fly. If the leaf loss is just older leaves, then I wouldn't worry too much, some leaves are lost from time to time. pete
The ants themselves wont do any harm, they may be just interested in the nectar in the flowers, or they could indicate green fly. If the leaf loss is just older leaves, then I wouldn't worry too much, some leaves are lost from time to time. pete
The ants themselves wont do any harm, they may be just interested in the nectar in the flowers, or they could indicate green fly. If the leaf loss is just older leaves, then I wouldn't worry too...
Boudicca
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Jun 18, 2005
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pete
Jun 18, 2005
gerber daisies
Not sure how long ago you planted them. If recently, most plants check when potted. If not, I would cut down on the watering.
Not sure how long ago you planted them. If recently, most plants check when potted. If not, I would cut down on the watering.
Not sure how long ago you planted them. If recently, most plants check when potted. If not, I would cut down on the watering.
Not sure how long ago you planted them. If recently, most plants check when potted. If not, I would cut down on the watering.
overthehill
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Jun 18, 2005
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Fran
Jun 18, 2005
garden repair
Hi cazway. I had a lovely labrador who devoured plants like biscuits! The only ones she didn't fancy were,a Berberis and a Holly
Hi cazway. I had a lovely labrador who devoured plants like biscuits! The only ones she didn't fancy were,a Berberis and a Holly
Hi cazway. I had a lovely labrador who devoured plants like biscuits! The only ones she didn't fancy were,a Berberis and a Holly
Hi cazway. I had a lovely labrador who devoured plants like biscuits! The only ones she didn't fancy were,a Berberis and a Holly
cazway
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Jun 17, 2005
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Paladin
Jun 18, 2005
wood chips
Hi Trevor, Yes i live in good old ponty, well someone has too, So you're talking about the dutch nursery off junction 30 at cardiff gate, went past there last sunday visiting b & q, and said to...
Hi Trevor, Yes i live in good old ponty, well someone has too, So you're talking about the dutch nursery off junction 30 at cardiff gate, went past there last sunday visiting b & q, and said to myself " i must go there one day", Now i'll definately make the effort, Thanks for the info, sallyann.
Hi Trevor, Yes i live in good old ponty, well someone has too, So you're talking about the dutch nursery off junction 30 at cardiff gate, went past there last sunday visiting b & q, and said to myself " i must go there one day", Now i'll...
Hi Trevor, Yes i live in good old ponty, well someone has too, So you're talking about the dutch nursery off junction 30 at cardiff gate, went past there last sunday visiting b & q, and said to...
adrian
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Jun 16, 2005
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1,174
sallyann
Jun 17, 2005
cats
I bought a cat repeller for about �£30 (Argos, b&q...)It has a sensor and when activated by movement emits a high pich noise cats dislike. It's really working for me because cats have stopped...
I bought a cat repeller for about �£30 (Argos, b&q...)It has a sensor and when activated by movement emits a high pich noise cats dislike. It's really working for me because cats have stopped using my back garden as a toilet (they use the front instead!!...) but I think it works because my...
I bought a cat repeller for about �£30 (Argos, b&q...)It has a sensor and when activated by movement emits a high pich noise cats dislike. It's really working for me because cats have stopped using my back garden as a toilet (they use the front...
I bought a cat repeller for about �£30 (Argos, b&q...)It has a sensor and when activated by movement emits a high pich noise cats dislike. It's really working for me because cats have stopped...
mo
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Jun 8, 2005
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fiwi
Jun 17, 2005
What's happening to my delphiniums?
I didn't notice any black flies but I do have snails. I will cut them back and be ready for the snails this time! Thank you ladies for your advice. fiwi
I didn't notice any black flies but I do have snails. I will cut them back and be ready for the snails this time! Thank you ladies for your advice. fiwi
I didn't notice any black flies but I do have snails. I will cut them back and be ready for the snails this time! Thank you ladies for your advice. fiwi
I didn't notice any black flies but I do have snails. I will cut them back and be ready for the snails this time! Thank you ladies for your advice. fiwi
fiwi
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Jun 17, 2005
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fiwi
Jun 17, 2005
JASMINE
Me I just prune it to keep it within bounds and shape - it can be very vigorous :rolleyes:
Me I just prune it to keep it within bounds and shape - it can be very vigorous :rolleyes:
Me I just prune it to keep it within bounds and shape - it can be very vigorous :rolleyes:
Me I just prune it to keep it within bounds and shape - it can be very vigorous :rolleyes:
steve b
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Jun 17, 2005
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Fran
Jun 17, 2005
BINDWEED
If its field bindweed, you have my total sympathy. I like Paladin, have field bindweed (the worst of the bindweeds)coming in from next doors garden in my front garden,- even tried leaving it...
If its field bindweed, you have my total sympathy. I like Paladin, have field bindweed (the worst of the bindweeds)coming in from next doors garden in my front garden,- even tried leaving it fallow for 18 months and nuking every leaf that showed.After that time, I gave up, covered the lot...
If its field bindweed, you have my total sympathy. I like Paladin, have field bindweed (the worst of the bindweeds)coming in from next doors garden in my front garden,- even tried leaving it fallow for 18 months and nuking every leaf that showed....
If its field bindweed, you have my total sympathy. I like Paladin, have field bindweed (the worst of the bindweeds)coming in from next doors garden in my front garden,- even tried leaving it...
link
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Jun 17, 2005
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Fran
Jun 17, 2005
North house wall
Hi Rosie - have a look at this link (it is a very vigourous climber, as is Ivy) http://www.rhs.org.uk/rhsplantselector/plantdetail.aspx?plantid=42649 I have an east facing wall (which is very...
Hi Rosie - have a look at this link (it is a very vigourous climber, as is Ivy) http://www.rhs.org.uk/rhsplantselector/plantdetail.aspx?plantid=42649 I have an east facing wall (which is very shady) with Hydrangea anomala ssp. petiolaris - it's self clinging and has lovely white flowers, a bit...
Hi Rosie - have a look at this link (it is a very vigourous climber, as is Ivy) http://www.rhs.org.uk/rhsplantselector/plantdetail.aspx?plantid=42649 I have an east facing wall (which is very shady) with Hydrangea anomala ssp. petiolaris - it's...
Hi Rosie - have a look at this link (it is a very vigourous climber, as is Ivy) http://www.rhs.org.uk/rhsplantselector/plantdetail.aspx?plantid=42649 I have an east facing wall (which is very...
rosietutu
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Jun 15, 2005
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896
Bayleaf
Jun 17, 2005
poisonus plants
Have found a web page that sells everything. Its in the US but they deliver World wide for a very good price.www.alchemy-works.com
Have found a web page that sells everything. Its in the US but they deliver World wide for a very good price.www.alchemy-works.com
Have found a web page that sells everything. Its in the US but they deliver World wide for a very good price.www.alchemy-works.com
Have found a web page that sells everything. Its in the US but they deliver World wide for a very good price.www.alchemy-works.com
Madrat
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May 12, 2005
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646
Madrat
Jun 16, 2005
Driveway / Parking area
my misses works for leicester highways they charge around 800 quid but they do allow contractors to do the work if they have the required cover
my misses works for leicester highways they charge around 800 quid but they do allow contractors to do the work if they have the required cover
my misses works for leicester highways they charge around 800 quid but they do allow contractors to do the work if they have the required cover
my misses works for leicester highways they charge around 800 quid but they do allow contractors to do the work if they have the required cover
andycoull
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Jun 14, 2005
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8
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534
alan
Jun 15, 2005
shrubs
If it is a Peony in the middle of the trees then like Mrs C says autumn is best...but as a bonus at the same time as moving it you might be able to divide the crown if it has plenty of buds and...
If it is a Peony in the middle of the trees then like Mrs C says autumn is best...but as a bonus at the same time as moving it you might be able to divide the crown if it has plenty of buds and gain a few more plants
If it is a Peony in the middle of the trees then like Mrs C says autumn is best...but as a bonus at the same time as moving it you might be able to divide the crown if it has plenty of buds and gain a few more plants
If it is a Peony in the middle of the trees then like Mrs C says autumn is best...but as a bonus at the same time as moving it you might be able to divide the crown if it has plenty of buds and...
snowstar
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Jun 14, 2005
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3
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565
SteveW
Jun 15, 2005
Uneven Garden
I just got a load of used railway sleepers and have set them into the ground, waiting until Friday to see how level the garden will become.Thanks for your help.
I just got a load of used railway sleepers and have set them into the ground, waiting until Friday to see how level the garden will become.Thanks for your help.
I just got a load of used railway sleepers and have set them into the ground, waiting until Friday to see how level the garden will become.Thanks for your help.
I just got a load of used railway sleepers and have set them into the ground, waiting until Friday to see how level the garden will become.Thanks for your help.
upsetter
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Jun 8, 2005
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4
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663
upsetter
Jun 15, 2005
Gardinia conditions
:D Ok Charlie, are you ready? here we go, they like a good compost, feed weekly during growing season,put them indirect light & keep moist not wet,never let it dry out or get waterlogged, they...
:D Ok Charlie, are you ready? here we go, they like a good compost, feed weekly during growing season,put them indirect light & keep moist not wet,never let it dry out or get waterlogged, they like coffee grounds as they are acid, they like humidity,they like to be slightly pot bound, but if...
:D Ok Charlie, are you ready? here we go, they like a good compost, feed weekly during growing season,put them indirect light & keep moist not wet,never let it dry out or get waterlogged, they like coffee grounds as they are acid, they like...
:D Ok Charlie, are you ready? here we go, they like a good compost, feed weekly during growing season,put them indirect light & keep moist not wet,never let it dry out or get waterlogged, they...
Charlie
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Jun 15, 2005
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1
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381
Marley Farley
Jun 15, 2005
Clematis Question?
Hi princess, it sounds like powdery mildew to me, they are a bit prone to it. :( remove the dead leaves & burn or put in dustbin, You need to apply a systemic fungicide once a week while in...
Hi princess, it sounds like powdery mildew to me, they are a bit prone to it. :( remove the dead leaves & burn or put in dustbin, You need to apply a systemic fungicide once a week while in flower, cut out badly infected bits. :D Feed well & water well. Good luck
Hi princess, it sounds like powdery mildew to me, they are a bit prone to it. :( remove the dead leaves & burn or put in dustbin, You need to apply a systemic fungicide once a week while in flower, cut out badly infected bits. :D Feed...
Hi princess, it sounds like powdery mildew to me, they are a bit prone to it. :( remove the dead leaves & burn or put in dustbin, You need to apply a systemic fungicide once a week while in...
princessazlea
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Jun 14, 2005
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439
Marley Farley
Jun 15, 2005
Help! Sprayed rsomeary/lavender with weed killer
well thank you very much, lucky searcher. night
well thank you very much, lucky searcher. night
well thank you very much, lucky searcher. night
well thank you very much, lucky searcher. night
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Jun 13, 2005
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