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  1. KarthikC

    Dendrobium related help

    Thanks. :) actually here in India, the winters are not that cold. Might go down to about 17-18 deg c that's it. :)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    Thanks. :) actually here in India, the winters are not that cold. Might go down to about 17-18 deg c that's it. :)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    Thanks. :) actually here in India, the winters are not that cold. Might go down to about 17-18 deg c that's it. :)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    Thanks. :) actually here in India, the winters are not that cold. Might go down to about 17-18 deg c that's it. :)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  2. Palustris

    Lilium speciosum

    I would just keep the compost slightly moist otherwise the bulbs may dry out too much , frost free over winter will help for the 1st year , keep a eye out for slugs lurking at the bottom of the...
    I would just keep the compost slightly moist otherwise the bulbs may dry out too much , frost free over winter will help for the 1st year , keep a eye out for slugs lurking at the bottom of the pot.Spruce
    I would just keep the compost slightly moist otherwise the bulbs may dry out too much , frost free over winter will help for the 1st year , keep a eye out for slugs lurking at the bottom of the pot.Spruce
    I would just keep the compost slightly moist otherwise the bulbs may dry out too much , frost free over winter will help for the 1st year , keep a eye out for slugs lurking at the bottom of the...
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  3. lutleyyeltz

    Fuchsia magellicana "Alba" - how hardy is it?

    the only thing I would suggest is a thick mulch around the bottom of the plant with bark chippings , so if we do have a bad winter and the top growth is killed, you should get re growth from the...
    the only thing I would suggest is a thick mulch around the bottom of the plant with bark chippings , so if we do have a bad winter and the top growth is killed, you should get re growth from the base of the plant.Spruce
    the only thing I would suggest is a thick mulch around the bottom of the plant with bark chippings , so if we do have a bad winter and the top growth is killed, you should get re growth from the base of the plant.Spruce
    the only thing I would suggest is a thick mulch around the bottom of the plant with bark chippings , so if we do have a bad winter and the top growth is killed, you should get re growth from the...
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  4. lutleyyeltz

    Does anyone grow Zauschneria?

    Thank you all for your advice and opinions. I garden in Cradley Heath in the West Midlands, the spot where I'd like to put them is west facing, gets a lot of sun in summer and the soil is fairly...
    Thank you all for your advice and opinions. I garden in Cradley Heath in the West Midlands, the spot where I'd like to put them is west facing, gets a lot of sun in summer and the soil is fairly free draining. I'll risk it for a biscuit, methinks. Thanks again.
    Thank you all for your advice and opinions. I garden in Cradley Heath in the West Midlands, the spot where I'd like to put them is west facing, gets a lot of sun in summer and the soil is fairly free draining. I'll risk it for a biscuit,...
    Thank you all for your advice and opinions. I garden in Cradley Heath in the West Midlands, the spot where I'd like to put them is west facing, gets a lot of sun in summer and the soil is fairly...
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  5. Kleftiwallah

    Identification please!

    It looks like Liatris. It grows from a corm.
    It looks like Liatris. It grows from a corm.
    It looks like Liatris. It grows from a corm.
    It looks like Liatris. It grows from a corm.
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  6. NigelJ

    Are Callicarpa self fertile?

    Having looked into this a bit more, it seems they like company and that you are better off with several in a cluster. So I will be taking cuttings next weekend.
    Having looked into this a bit more, it seems they like company and that you are better off with several in a cluster. So I will be taking cuttings next weekend.
    Having looked into this a bit more, it seems they like company and that you are better off with several in a cluster. So I will be taking cuttings next weekend.
    Having looked into this a bit more, it seems they like company and that you are better off with several in a cluster. So I will be taking cuttings next weekend.
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  7. maria

    suggestions please:)

    hi everyone:) would love some advise on whats best to plant along my perimeter fence to form a natural screen. I have great neighbours but the fence between our gardens is really small 3 foot in...
    hi everyone:) would love some advise on whats best to plant along my perimeter fence to form a natural screen. I have great neighbours but the fence between our gardens is really small 3 foot in height i think. Anyway i would love a bit more privacy. Putting new fence posts and panels in isnt...
    hi everyone:) would love some advise on whats best to plant along my perimeter fence to form a natural screen. I have great neighbours but the fence between our gardens is really small 3 foot in height i think. Anyway i would love a bit more...
    hi everyone:) would love some advise on whats best to plant along my perimeter fence to form a natural screen. I have great neighbours but the fence between our gardens is really small 3 foot in...
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  8. Madahhlia

    Commelina tuberosa

    More of an oddity really. But the lower petal is noticeably larger in relation to the top two. C.communis was a much larger plant and the flowers stayed open well into the afternoon.
    More of an oddity really. But the lower petal is noticeably larger in relation to the top two. C.communis was a much larger plant and the flowers stayed open well into the afternoon.
    More of an oddity really. But the lower petal is noticeably larger in relation to the top two. C.communis was a much larger plant and the flowers stayed open well into the afternoon.
    More of an oddity really. But the lower petal is noticeably larger in relation to the top two. C.communis was a much larger plant and the flowers stayed open well into the afternoon.
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  9. daisybelle

    Calathea W

    I think that it's a case of them being easily (= cheaply) propagated.I would try it in the bathroom. Despite your best efforts you're not really raising the humidity.
    I think that it's a case of them being easily (= cheaply) propagated.I would try it in the bathroom. Despite your best efforts you're not really raising the humidity.
    I think that it's a case of them being easily (= cheaply) propagated.I would try it in the bathroom. Despite your best efforts you're not really raising the humidity.
    I think that it's a case of them being easily (= cheaply) propagated.I would try it in the bathroom. Despite your best efforts you're not really raising the humidity.
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  10. Alisa
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    Tillandsia - air plant

    Summer layout:
    Summer layout:
    Summer layout:
    Summer layout:
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  11. maggiev

    Trailing wall plant for conservatory

    Indeed,and so it seems, but surely they are the professionals and the client has no/limited skills in that area, and thus I think there should be a duty of care on the Supplier to inform the...
    Indeed,and so it seems, but surely they are the professionals and the client has no/limited skills in that area, and thus I think there should be a duty of care on the Supplier to inform the Client about the likely effects of limited ventilation. If the Client says No to ventilation then that's...
    Indeed,and so it seems, but surely they are the professionals and the client has no/limited skills in that area, and thus I think there should be a duty of care on the Supplier to inform the Client about the likely effects of limited ventilation....
    Indeed,and so it seems, but surely they are the professionals and the client has no/limited skills in that area, and thus I think there should be a duty of care on the Supplier to inform the...
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  12. barryman

    Lavender Toscane - indoors???

    Pretty sure Lavandula 'Toscane' is a stoechas, so -5C is about the limit of what it will take, and it will hate having its feet wet - so clay soil etc. is not good. It will be happy living in a...
    Pretty sure Lavandula 'Toscane' is a stoechas, so -5C is about the limit of what it will take, and it will hate having its feet wet - so clay soil etc. is not good. It will be happy living in a pot though, brought into some protection for the winter - frost free greenhouse / unheated...
    Pretty sure Lavandula 'Toscane' is a stoechas, so -5C is about the limit of what it will take, and it will hate having its feet wet - so clay soil etc. is not good. It will be happy living in a pot though, brought into some protection for the...
    Pretty sure Lavandula 'Toscane' is a stoechas, so -5C is about the limit of what it will take, and it will hate having its feet wet - so clay soil etc. is not good. It will be happy living in a...
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  13. jennywren

    Daylilies

    Thanks Spruce. They're in full sun but in a mixed bed and have spread so they're competing for space. I'll thin them out and see what happens.
    Thanks Spruce. They're in full sun but in a mixed bed and have spread so they're competing for space. I'll thin them out and see what happens.
    Thanks Spruce. They're in full sun but in a mixed bed and have spread so they're competing for space. I'll thin them out and see what happens.
    Thanks Spruce. They're in full sun but in a mixed bed and have spread so they're competing for space. I'll thin them out and see what happens.
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  14. mommaperidot

    Bluebells

    As said elsewhere, it is more likely that these are early showing Muscari. Ours usually start to grow in a few weeks time.
    As said elsewhere, it is more likely that these are early showing Muscari. Ours usually start to grow in a few weeks time.
    As said elsewhere, it is more likely that these are early showing Muscari. Ours usually start to grow in a few weeks time.
    As said elsewhere, it is more likely that these are early showing Muscari. Ours usually start to grow in a few weeks time.
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  15. MattC76

    Preparing soil for lavender

    As the original plants obviously grew well enough to fill the`space the conditions can't be that bad. I agree with the pruning though, I think this may be just too much old wood. I'd start again...
    As the original plants obviously grew well enough to fill the`space the conditions can't be that bad. I agree with the pruning though, I think this may be just too much old wood. I'd start again but it does look as though it's worth a go. There are nice quality plants in 1ltr pots in my...
    As the original plants obviously grew well enough to fill the`space the conditions can't be that bad. I agree with the pruning though, I think this may be just too much old wood. I'd start again but it does look as though it's worth a go. There...
    As the original plants obviously grew well enough to fill the`space the conditions can't be that bad. I agree with the pruning though, I think this may be just too much old wood. I'd start again...
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  16. clueless1

    Fragrant house plants

    Stephanotis?
    Stephanotis?
    Stephanotis?
    Stephanotis?
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  17. cr1tical

    Plants for north facing wall

    Thank you for the suggestions, will put them to the plant choosing committee when she comes in.
    Thank you for the suggestions, will put them to the plant choosing committee when she comes in.
    Thank you for the suggestions, will put them to the plant choosing committee when she comes in.
    Thank you for the suggestions, will put them to the plant choosing committee when she comes in.
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  18. MarionF

    need to replace my cotoneaster prostratusCampanula

    I have a rockery in my front garden 8m x 4m which has various shrubs in it. I planted cotoneaster prostratus in it about 20 years ago as ground cover. It certainly works well as far as covering...
    I have a rockery in my front garden 8m x 4m which has various shrubs in it. I planted cotoneaster prostratus in it about 20 years ago as ground cover. It certainly works well as far as covering the ground goes and I have to cut it back every now and again. My problem is that grass grows through...
    I have a rockery in my front garden 8m x 4m which has various shrubs in it. I planted cotoneaster prostratus in it about 20 years ago as ground cover. It certainly works well as far as covering the ground goes and I have to cut it back every now...
    I have a rockery in my front garden 8m x 4m which has various shrubs in it. I planted cotoneaster prostratus in it about 20 years ago as ground cover. It certainly works well as far as covering...
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    0
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    603
  19. medavidcook

    Wall Trough

    May be a little shallow, I'd try it and add some of those water retaining crystals to a good john Innes based compost to improve your chances of success:
    May be a little shallow, I'd try it and add some of those water retaining crystals to a good john Innes based compost to improve your chances of success:
    May be a little shallow, I'd try it and add some of those water retaining crystals to a good john Innes based compost to improve your chances of success:
    May be a little shallow, I'd try it and add some of those water retaining crystals to a good john Innes based compost to improve your chances of success:
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  20. begoodian

    Hydrangea

    It will stay WhiteUsually when you buy plants they are nearing the end of their time in the current pot size, so I would expect it needs potting on. Turn it upside down, Knock pot off...
    It will stay WhiteUsually when you buy plants they are nearing the end of their time in the current pot size, so I would expect it needs potting on. Turn it upside down, Knock pot off (upwards!), check the roots - if the rootball is not yet pretty busy then gently lower the pot back on and...
    It will stay WhiteUsually when you buy plants they are nearing the end of their time in the current pot size, so I would expect it needs potting on. Turn it upside down, Knock pot off (upwards!), check the roots - if the rootball is not yet...
    It will stay WhiteUsually when you buy plants they are nearing the end of their time in the current pot size, so I would expect it needs potting on. Turn it upside down, Knock pot off...
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