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Aspidistra leaf browning
Hornbeam, I am starting to get confused, my friend. Never mind, I get confused when I read simple poetry so it doesn't take much. I do like the "legend" that slugs pollinate Aspidistras so I'll...
Hornbeam, I am starting to get confused, my friend. Never mind, I get confused when I read simple poetry so it doesn't take much. I do like the "legend" that slugs pollinate Aspidistras so I'll spread that word - folks will be well impressed!Cheers! Roy
Hornbeam, I am starting to get confused, my friend. Never mind, I get confused when I read simple poetry so it doesn't take much. I do like the "legend" that slugs pollinate Aspidistras so I'll spread that word - folks will be well...
Hornbeam, I am starting to get confused, my friend. Never mind, I get confused when I read simple poetry so it doesn't take much. I do like the "legend" that slugs pollinate Aspidistras so I'll...
Royster
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Sep 3, 2006
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Royster
Sep 17, 2006
Help. My shrub is looking ill !!!
The proper name for your tree is Aesculus x mutabilis Induta. This is a large shrub or small tree with apricot/yellow coloured flowers in Summer. A large shrub is defined by Hillier as being over...
The proper name for your tree is Aesculus x mutabilis Induta. This is a large shrub or small tree with apricot/yellow coloured flowers in Summer. A large shrub is defined by Hillier as being over 3m (10 feet) tall at 10 years old. A similar one which we have has suffered terribly this year from...
The proper name for your tree is Aesculus x mutabilis Induta. This is a large shrub or small tree with apricot/yellow coloured flowers in Summer. A large shrub is defined by Hillier as being over 3m (10 feet) tall at 10 years old. A similar one...
The proper name for your tree is Aesculus x mutabilis Induta. This is a large shrub or small tree with apricot/yellow coloured flowers in Summer. A large shrub is defined by Hillier as being over...
painted lady
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Sep 15, 2006
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Palustris
Sep 17, 2006
Who's eating my honeysuckle?
Totally agree, my friend.
Totally agree, my friend.
Totally agree, my friend.
Totally agree, my friend.
sheppy
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Sep 7, 2006
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Hornbeam
Sep 12, 2006
Snails!
:D :D :D :D :D you had better get a few of these to calm your nerves, then get to the shops for a wig
:D :D :D :D :D you had better get a few of these to calm your nerves, then get to the shops for a wig
:D :D :D :D :D you had better get a few of these to calm your nerves, then get to the shops for a wig
:D :D :D :D :D you had better get a few of these to calm your nerves, then get to the shops for a wig
fmay
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Jul 21, 2006
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rosa
Sep 7, 2006
the slug problem
Sorry, Fancy, I have just found this looking for something else. I have seen a trail or two so they must be around, but I think we are too dry for them as they have no houses to hide in like...
Sorry, Fancy, I have just found this looking for something else. I have seen a trail or two so they must be around, but I think we are too dry for them as they have no houses to hide in like snails! :D :D :D
Sorry, Fancy, I have just found this looking for something else. I have seen a trail or two so they must be around, but I think we are too dry for them as they have no houses to hide in like snails! :D :D :D
Sorry, Fancy, I have just found this looking for something else. I have seen a trail or two so they must be around, but I think we are too dry for them as they have no houses to hide in like...
FANCY
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Aug 23, 2006
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Victoria
Sep 4, 2006
Caterpillars
Thanks Sally B
Thanks Sally B
Thanks Sally B
Thanks Sally B
macleaf
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Aug 31, 2006
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macleaf
Sep 4, 2006
Diving Beetles
Giant Diving Beetles (Dytiscus marginalis)are fierce beasties and so are their larvae which are known as "water tigers" They will certainly attack fish, frogs, tadpoles and anything else that...
Giant Diving Beetles (Dytiscus marginalis)are fierce beasties and so are their larvae which are known as "water tigers" They will certainly attack fish, frogs, tadpoles and anything else that moves. Best way of reducing the population is to wait before putting anything edible in your new pond....
Giant Diving Beetles (Dytiscus marginalis)are fierce beasties and so are their larvae which are known as "water tigers" They will certainly attack fish, frogs, tadpoles and anything else that moves. Best way of reducing the population is to wait...
Giant Diving Beetles (Dytiscus marginalis)are fierce beasties and so are their larvae which are known as "water tigers" They will certainly attack fish, frogs, tadpoles and anything else that...
chkm8
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Sep 3, 2006
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Hornbeam
Sep 4, 2006
VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE
Thanks Rich - will also keep an eye on mine :(
Thanks Rich - will also keep an eye on mine :(
Thanks Rich - will also keep an eye on mine :(
Thanks Rich - will also keep an eye on mine :(
Rich
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Aug 31, 2006
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marge
Sep 1, 2006
are earwigs to blame?
Thanks for that, Hornbeam. :D
Thanks for that, Hornbeam. :D
Thanks for that, Hornbeam. :D
Thanks for that, Hornbeam. :D
UsedtobeDendy
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Aug 30, 2006
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UsedtobeDendy
Aug 31, 2006
potato blight
Thankfully it has not affected both beds of tatties so I will hopefully be able to store the other bed.many thanks
Thankfully it has not affected both beds of tatties so I will hopefully be able to store the other bed.many thanks
Thankfully it has not affected both beds of tatties so I will hopefully be able to store the other bed.many thanks
Thankfully it has not affected both beds of tatties so I will hopefully be able to store the other bed.many thanks
badsal72
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Aug 28, 2006
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badsal72
Aug 28, 2006
Yellow Plums
This is the method I use ...Wash fruit and discard any doubtful ones. Wash and dry the jars.(I'm assuming you are using rubber sealed preserving jars) Check the rubber ring, making sure they are...
This is the method I use ...Wash fruit and discard any doubtful ones. Wash and dry the jars.(I'm assuming you are using rubber sealed preserving jars) Check the rubber ring, making sure they are not torn..and the jars are not chipped. This will affect the sealing. Fill the jars as full as...
This is the method I use ...Wash fruit and discard any doubtful ones. Wash and dry the jars.(I'm assuming you are using rubber sealed preserving jars) Check the rubber ring, making sure they are not torn..and the jars are not chipped. This...
This is the method I use ...Wash fruit and discard any doubtful ones. Wash and dry the jars.(I'm assuming you are using rubber sealed preserving jars) Check the rubber ring, making sure they are...
Kandy
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Aug 21, 2006
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Mona Lisa
Aug 26, 2006
chillis going black
Hi David, very often chillies are green when you eat them (ie ripe when green) but very often not (very helpful!??). Totally depends upon the variety and I am not able to tell you the type of...
Hi David, very often chillies are green when you eat them (ie ripe when green) but very often not (very helpful!??). Totally depends upon the variety and I am not able to tell you the type of chilli that you have purchased in the supermarket as I get my chillies from an online company:...
Hi David, very often chillies are green when you eat them (ie ripe when green) but very often not (very helpful!??). Totally depends upon the variety and I am not able to tell you the type of chilli that you have purchased in the supermarket as I...
Hi David, very often chillies are green when you eat them (ie ripe when green) but very often not (very helpful!??). Totally depends upon the variety and I am not able to tell you the type of...
sharon
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Aug 16, 2006
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Royster
Aug 23, 2006
shrivelled plums?
My client and I have been ogling her Greengage for weeks. It is seriously laden with delicious ripening fruit. This weekend the rain just tipped down. My client came out this morning, almost...
My client and I have been ogling her Greengage for weeks. It is seriously laden with delicious ripening fruit. This weekend the rain just tipped down. My client came out this morning, almost inconsolable; absolutely all the greengages have swollen up and split! Apparent;y they are now ripe so...
My client and I have been ogling her Greengage for weeks. It is seriously laden with delicious ripening fruit. This weekend the rain just tipped down. My client came out this morning, almost inconsolable; absolutely all the greengages have...
My client and I have been ogling her Greengage for weeks. It is seriously laden with delicious ripening fruit. This weekend the rain just tipped down. My client came out this morning, almost...
lazy-gardener
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Aug 21, 2006
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jazid
Aug 21, 2006
Dying buddleja??
Thanks for that...yes, I have deadheaded and tidied up the plant and it looks revived, and will continue to flower for a wee while yet.
Thanks for that...yes, I have deadheaded and tidied up the plant and it looks revived, and will continue to flower for a wee while yet.
Thanks for that...yes, I have deadheaded and tidied up the plant and it looks revived, and will continue to flower for a wee while yet.
Thanks for that...yes, I have deadheaded and tidied up the plant and it looks revived, and will continue to flower for a wee while yet.
redfifi1717
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Aug 20, 2006
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redfifi1717
Aug 20, 2006
We've stopped the rabbits!! (we hope!)
Yes, I know the one you mean - my neighbours have put in several of those, and some rosa rugosa, both as hedges. They smell and look great. Shires - sussex, kent, and several other counties all...
Yes, I know the one you mean - my neighbours have put in several of those, and some rosa rugosa, both as hedges. They smell and look great. Shires - sussex, kent, and several other counties all have roses named after them - I know various people who have several, and have a bed of "shires...
Yes, I know the one you mean - my neighbours have put in several of those, and some rosa rugosa, both as hedges. They smell and look great. Shires - sussex, kent, and several other counties all have roses named after them - I know various...
Yes, I know the one you mean - my neighbours have put in several of those, and some rosa rugosa, both as hedges. They smell and look great. Shires - sussex, kent, and several other counties all...
UsedtobeDendy
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Aug 17, 2006
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UsedtobeDendy
Aug 18, 2006
holey brussel sprouts
I am afraid to say but mine were being eaten alive by the caterpillars so the organic gardening went out of the window and they got bug clear!! They are now thriving.
I am afraid to say but mine were being eaten alive by the caterpillars so the organic gardening went out of the window and they got bug clear!! They are now thriving.
I am afraid to say but mine were being eaten alive by the caterpillars so the organic gardening went out of the window and they got bug clear!! They are now thriving.
I am afraid to say but mine were being eaten alive by the caterpillars so the organic gardening went out of the window and they got bug clear!! They are now thriving.
auntie
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Aug 14, 2006
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badsal72
Aug 18, 2006
Help........Flies!
little black flies love yellow, but don't suppose it is flowering now, so can't be that.
little black flies love yellow, but don't suppose it is flowering now, so can't be that.
little black flies love yellow, but don't suppose it is flowering now, so can't be that.
little black flies love yellow, but don't suppose it is flowering now, so can't be that.
jenza
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Aug 16, 2006
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Waco
Aug 17, 2006
maggots in my plums!
I have a victoria plum and a greengage tree - both have lots of fruit this year but a lot of it is infested with small pink maggots. Obviously it's a bit late to do anything this year but does...
I have a victoria plum and a greengage tree - both have lots of fruit this year but a lot of it is infested with small pink maggots. Obviously it's a bit late to do anything this year but does anyone know what i can do to prevent this happening again?
I have a victoria plum and a greengage tree - both have lots of fruit this year but a lot of it is infested with small pink maggots. Obviously it's a bit late to do anything this year but does anyone know what i can do to prevent this happening...
I have a victoria plum and a greengage tree - both have lots of fruit this year but a lot of it is infested with small pink maggots. Obviously it's a bit late to do anything this year but does...
clear skies
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Aug 16, 2006
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clear skies
Aug 16, 2006
LEECHES
I have loads of leaches in my top fishless pond, but have never seen one in the bottom fish pond.
I have loads of leaches in my top fishless pond, but have never seen one in the bottom fish pond.
I have loads of leaches in my top fishless pond, but have never seen one in the bottom fish pond.
I have loads of leaches in my top fishless pond, but have never seen one in the bottom fish pond.
ArchGardener
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Jul 18, 2006
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Rich
Aug 15, 2006
Cabbage seed weevil
Does anyone know an effective way of getting rid of these beasties? Major infestations on PSB and brussels sprouts.
Does anyone know an effective way of getting rid of these beasties? Major infestations on PSB and brussels sprouts.
Does anyone know an effective way of getting rid of these beasties? Major infestations on PSB and brussels sprouts.
Does anyone know an effective way of getting rid of these beasties? Major infestations on PSB and brussels sprouts.
PJ
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Aug 15, 2006
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PJ
Aug 15, 2006
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