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  1. Hannah

    Getting rid of slugs/snails

    nuke the blighters!
    nuke the blighters!
    nuke the blighters!
    nuke the blighters!
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  2. Oli

    Mildew on Bergamot

    Thank you Bayleaf for your advise - hopefully do better next year. It's a shame because they have spread like nobody's business and all of them are effected.Thanks again Oli
    Thank you Bayleaf for your advise - hopefully do better next year. It's a shame because they have spread like nobody's business and all of them are effected.Thanks again Oli
    Thank you Bayleaf for your advise - hopefully do better next year. It's a shame because they have spread like nobody's business and all of them are effected.Thanks again Oli
    Thank you Bayleaf for your advise - hopefully do better next year. It's a shame because they have spread like nobody's business and all of them are effected.Thanks again Oli
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  3. Charlie

    Washing up liquid

    Many thanks all
    Many thanks all
    Many thanks all
    Many thanks all
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  4. jay

    Mwuahahaha - slugs!

    I found a huge amount of snails nestling among my kniphofia leave right down the bottom.
    I found a huge amount of snails nestling among my kniphofia leave right down the bottom.
    I found a huge amount of snails nestling among my kniphofia leave right down the bottom.
    I found a huge amount of snails nestling among my kniphofia leave right down the bottom.
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  5. David G

    washing up water

    Certainly is an OWT - mine didn't stop the blackfly, just provided dinner for the slugs & snails!!
    Certainly is an OWT - mine didn't stop the blackfly, just provided dinner for the slugs & snails!!
    Certainly is an OWT - mine didn't stop the blackfly, just provided dinner for the slugs & snails!!
    Certainly is an OWT - mine didn't stop the blackfly, just provided dinner for the slugs & snails!!
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  6. GillB

    Moles

    If your lawn area is fairly small, say 100 sq metres, you might be able to see where the moles are entering the lawn from a side path or shrub bed. During this dry spell moles should be going deep...
    If your lawn area is fairly small, say 100 sq metres, you might be able to see where the moles are entering the lawn from a side path or shrub bed. During this dry spell moles should be going deep but for some reason ( known to themselves ) they wreak havoc on the surface. There should be a...
    If your lawn area is fairly small, say 100 sq metres, you might be able to see where the moles are entering the lawn from a side path or shrub bed. During this dry spell moles should be going deep but for some reason ( known to themselves ) they...
    If your lawn area is fairly small, say 100 sq metres, you might be able to see where the moles are entering the lawn from a side path or shrub bed. During this dry spell moles should be going deep...
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  7. tinkerbell

    Rust on Fushias

    Thanks brazil I will give it a go.
    Thanks brazil I will give it a go.
    Thanks brazil I will give it a go.
    Thanks brazil I will give it a go.
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    545
  8. gofoit2

    Blackfly

    You're lucky if you've got lots of ladybird larvae in your garden this year! Until last week we hadn't seen any at all this year and I'd only spotted two adult ladybirds. Thankfully at long last...
    You're lucky if you've got lots of ladybird larvae in your garden this year! Until last week we hadn't seen any at all this year and I'd only spotted two adult ladybirds. Thankfully at long last the larvae have appeared. Last year my garden was overrun with ladybirds and their larvae and my...
    You're lucky if you've got lots of ladybird larvae in your garden this year! Until last week we hadn't seen any at all this year and I'd only spotted two adult ladybirds. Thankfully at long last the larvae have appeared. Last year my garden was...
    You're lucky if you've got lots of ladybird larvae in your garden this year! Until last week we hadn't seen any at all this year and I'd only spotted two adult ladybirds. Thankfully at long last...
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  9. jay

    Pest I.D. help please

    Im not sure about organic insecticide, I think most of those work on contact, and as the bug is inside the leaf, I dont think it would work. I could be wrong, You really need a reply from the...
    Im not sure about organic insecticide, I think most of those work on contact, and as the bug is inside the leaf, I dont think it would work. I could be wrong, You really need a reply from the organic brigade. ;) [ 04. July 2005, 03:59 PM: Message edited by: pete2255 ]
    Im not sure about organic insecticide, I think most of those work on contact, and as the bug is inside the leaf, I dont think it would work. I could be wrong, You really need a reply from the organic brigade. ;) [ 04. July 2005, 03:59 PM:...
    Im not sure about organic insecticide, I think most of those work on contact, and as the bug is inside the leaf, I dont think it would work. I could be wrong, You really need a reply from the...
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    574
  10. brianstock

    Bumble Bees Nest Problem

    I'm with Ladybird here (although they do sting if frightened), they are probably honey bees, are they small dull yellow? They die off in winter so as LB says you can dig the concrete then and move...
    I'm with Ladybird here (although they do sting if frightened), they are probably honey bees, are they small dull yellow? They die off in winter so as LB says you can dig the concrete then and move the queen if she's still on her throne
    I'm with Ladybird here (although they do sting if frightened), they are probably honey bees, are they small dull yellow? They die off in winter so as LB says you can dig the concrete then and move the queen if she's still on her throne
    I'm with Ladybird here (although they do sting if frightened), they are probably honey bees, are they small dull yellow? They die off in winter so as LB says you can dig the concrete then and move...
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  11. jay

    Distorted leaves on Passiflora

    Looking at the plant after a good downpour and a growth spurt, I've come to the conclusion that the leaf thing is actually normal! Lol! Thanks for the replies anyway!
    Looking at the plant after a good downpour and a growth spurt, I've come to the conclusion that the leaf thing is actually normal! Lol! Thanks for the replies anyway!
    Looking at the plant after a good downpour and a growth spurt, I've come to the conclusion that the leaf thing is actually normal! Lol! Thanks for the replies anyway!
    Looking at the plant after a good downpour and a growth spurt, I've come to the conclusion that the leaf thing is actually normal! Lol! Thanks for the replies anyway!
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    3
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  12. Charlie

    Camellia - disfiguration of leaves

    :D It could be down to the sun or overwatering as we have discussed you know. :(
    :D It could be down to the sun or overwatering as we have discussed you know. :(
    :D It could be down to the sun or overwatering as we have discussed you know. :(
    :D It could be down to the sun or overwatering as we have discussed you know. :(
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  13. caddy

    Mice

    Sallyann, thank you husband for that suggestion, he has a point!Thanks too, to Charlie and Bayleaf, your help is very much appreciated. Since my sighting last weekend, i've not seen anymore...
    Sallyann, thank you husband for that suggestion, he has a point!Thanks too, to Charlie and Bayleaf, your help is very much appreciated. Since my sighting last weekend, i've not seen anymore furry creatures in the garden. We are clearing a large part of the garden in the next few weeks (it's...
    Sallyann, thank you husband for that suggestion, he has a point!Thanks too, to Charlie and Bayleaf, your help is very much appreciated. Since my sighting last weekend, i've not seen anymore furry creatures in the garden. We are clearing a large...
    Sallyann, thank you husband for that suggestion, he has a point!Thanks too, to Charlie and Bayleaf, your help is very much appreciated. Since my sighting last weekend, i've not seen anymore...
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    8
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    740
  14. Rob

    soap and water

    I do a lot of research for my course Nathan, + I garden organically in my job, so like to keep up with stuff (I was supposed to be having 1/2 an hours break from some designing, but I'm still...
    I do a lot of research for my course Nathan, + I garden organically in my job, so like to keep up with stuff (I was supposed to be having 1/2 an hours break from some designing, but I'm still here!- better get back to the drawing board ! :rolleyes: )
    I do a lot of research for my course Nathan, + I garden organically in my job, so like to keep up with stuff (I was supposed to be having 1/2 an hours break from some designing, but I'm still here!- better get back to the drawing board ! ...
    I do a lot of research for my course Nathan, + I garden organically in my job, so like to keep up with stuff (I was supposed to be having 1/2 an hours break from some designing, but I'm still...
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    4
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    661
  15. fiwi

    Ants in pots

    I have a problem with ants in my garden, with nests all around the edge of the lawn and in the gaps in the walls. They nest up the stems of roses.The main problem is in containers, they make nests...
    I have a problem with ants in my garden, with nests all around the edge of the lawn and in the gaps in the walls. They nest up the stems of roses.The main problem is in containers, they make nests and push the soil out of the bottom. I am not sure that they actually damage the plants but I have...
    I have a problem with ants in my garden, with nests all around the edge of the lawn and in the gaps in the walls. They nest up the stems of roses.The main problem is in containers, they make nests and push the soil out of the bottom. I am not...
    I have a problem with ants in my garden, with nests all around the edge of the lawn and in the gaps in the walls. They nest up the stems of roses.The main problem is in containers, they make nests...
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    0
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    548
  16. Trisha

    Black and white dots that move!

    Hi Trisha check out this link for organic solutions http://www.organiccatalog.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=61_181
    Hi Trisha check out this link for organic solutions http://www.organiccatalog.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=61_181
    Hi Trisha check out this link for organic solutions http://www.organiccatalog.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=61_181
    Hi Trisha check out this link for organic solutions http://www.organiccatalog.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=61_181
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  17. old higsonion

    yellow parsley

    Many thanks, its to wet ok !
    Many thanks, its to wet ok !
    Many thanks, its to wet ok !
    Many thanks, its to wet ok !
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    3
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  18. becca

    Slugs & Snails

    Hannah what voltage is the copper matting ;)
    Hannah what voltage is the copper matting ;)
    Hannah what voltage is the copper matting ;)
    Hannah what voltage is the copper matting ;)
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  19. aqua

    Bugs and Gribbley things

    I think only one applies to me BayleafIf researching the leisure sector means sitting on a garden bench...feet up on a stool..doing the garden news crossword while supping a cuppa...then yup...
    I think only one applies to me BayleafIf researching the leisure sector means sitting on a garden bench...feet up on a stool..doing the garden news crossword while supping a cuppa...then yup got me :Dcertainly not welsh or irish!! LOL
    I think only one applies to me BayleafIf researching the leisure sector means sitting on a garden bench...feet up on a stool..doing the garden news crossword while supping a cuppa...then yup got me :Dcertainly not welsh or irish!! LOL
    I think only one applies to me BayleafIf researching the leisure sector means sitting on a garden bench...feet up on a stool..doing the garden news crossword while supping a cuppa...then yup...
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    7
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    623
  20. prometheus

    hydrangea parasite

    Aha, thats it! Thanx a lot, thats fantastic :D
    Aha, thats it! Thanx a lot, thats fantastic :D
    Aha, thats it! Thanx a lot, thats fantastic :D
    Aha, thats it! Thanx a lot, thats fantastic :D
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    3
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    2,164

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