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Pests killing cherry tree?
@NigelJ thank you so much for that
@NigelJ thank you so much for that
@NigelJ thank you so much for that
@NigelJ thank you so much for that
Telmadee
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May 25, 2020
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828
Telmadee
May 25, 2020
Rabbit deterrent ?
Thanks for the tip.
Thanks for the tip.
Thanks for the tip.
Thanks for the tip.
TheMadHedger
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May 24, 2020
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6
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875
TheMadHedger
May 24, 2020
Greenhouse WhiteFly for non edibles
Well, I can remember using smokes and moving everything out the greenhouse, then putting it all back in those days the only ingredient I can remember was gamma HCH, whatever that was, never used...
Well, I can remember using smokes and moving everything out the greenhouse, then putting it all back in those days the only ingredient I can remember was gamma HCH, whatever that was, never used sulphur. The spider used to still be there hanging around in the corners so I decided it was a total...
Well, I can remember using smokes and moving everything out the greenhouse, then putting it all back in those days the only ingredient I can remember was gamma HCH, whatever that was, never used sulphur. The spider used to still be there hanging...
Well, I can remember using smokes and moving everything out the greenhouse, then putting it all back in those days the only ingredient I can remember was gamma HCH, whatever that was, never used...
ricky101
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May 22, 2020
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7
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591
pete
May 23, 2020
ant nests
Boiling water and Deathlac. Now they are moved on I am left with rock hard ground and lawn treatment.
Boiling water and Deathlac. Now they are moved on I am left with rock hard ground and lawn treatment.
Boiling water and Deathlac. Now they are moved on I am left with rock hard ground and lawn treatment.
Boiling water and Deathlac. Now they are moved on I am left with rock hard ground and lawn treatment.
daveyp
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May 17, 2005
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4
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959
landimad
May 22, 2020
Cycad leaves going yello
Thanks, yes, I'm in a hard water area, but we've had this plant for about 9 years and it's been very healthy for most of that time, it's only this season that it's looking a bit yellowy. I've...
Thanks, yes, I'm in a hard water area, but we've had this plant for about 9 years and it's been very healthy for most of that time, it's only this season that it's looking a bit yellowy. I've given it a sea weed feed, so hopefully any deficiencies will be covered.
Thanks, yes, I'm in a hard water area, but we've had this plant for about 9 years and it's been very healthy for most of that time, it's only this season that it's looking a bit yellowy. I've given it a sea weed feed, so hopefully any...
Thanks, yes, I'm in a hard water area, but we've had this plant for about 9 years and it's been very healthy for most of that time, it's only this season that it's looking a bit yellowy. I've...
GardeningFin
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May 21, 2020
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2
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375
GardeningFin
May 21, 2020
Poppy problem, any ideas?
Thanks @NigelJ I’ll keep my fingers crossed
Thanks @NigelJ I’ll keep my fingers crossed
Thanks @NigelJ I’ll keep my fingers crossed
Thanks @NigelJ I’ll keep my fingers crossed
Loki
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May 19, 2020
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2
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387
Loki
May 19, 2020
Hydrangea Help
I suspect that your current weather this year has not helped. I suspect that the plant broke dormancy early and then temperatures "crashed". Reviewing the day's low for April and May, there have...
I suspect that your current weather this year has not helped. I suspect that the plant broke dormancy early and then temperatures "crashed". Reviewing the day's low for April and May, there have been days when the evening lows got very cold... as recent as May 12 and May 14. If your plant broke...
I suspect that your current weather this year has not helped. I suspect that the plant broke dormancy early and then temperatures "crashed". Reviewing the day's low for April and May, there have been days when the evening lows got very cold... as...
I suspect that your current weather this year has not helped. I suspect that the plant broke dormancy early and then temperatures "crashed". Reviewing the day's low for April and May, there have...
ianbamber
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May 15, 2020
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2
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521
luis_pr
May 19, 2020
Slugs nematodes - Any advice for application
Thanks everybody!Now that you mentioned it, I remember reading about slugs feeding on slugs, but I had forgotten. However, reading about it, the RHS seems to deem them beneficial, while a US...
Thanks everybody!Now that you mentioned it, I remember reading about slugs feeding on slugs, but I had forgotten. However, reading about it, the RHS seems to deem them beneficial, while a US association still classifies them as pests, because apparently they can also eat young growth. I think...
Thanks everybody!Now that you mentioned it, I remember reading about slugs feeding on slugs, but I had forgotten. However, reading about it, the RHS seems to deem them beneficial, while a US association still classifies them as pests, because...
Thanks everybody!Now that you mentioned it, I remember reading about slugs feeding on slugs, but I had forgotten. However, reading about it, the RHS seems to deem them beneficial, while a US...
Aldo
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May 14, 2020
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5
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653
Aldo
May 16, 2020
'Corroded' Tomato Stems
Looks a bit like damping off, fungal problem mostly due to not enough ventilation and soggy compost.Are you letting the surface dry out before watering.Think I would be mixing some sharp sand...
Looks a bit like damping off, fungal problem mostly due to not enough ventilation and soggy compost.Are you letting the surface dry out before watering.Think I would be mixing some sharp sand in with that compost.
Looks a bit like damping off, fungal problem mostly due to not enough ventilation and soggy compost.Are you letting the surface dry out before watering.Think I would be mixing some sharp sand in with that compost.
Looks a bit like damping off, fungal problem mostly due to not enough ventilation and soggy compost.Are you letting the surface dry out before watering.Think I would be mixing some sharp sand...
IanMacK
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May 12, 2020
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764
pete
May 12, 2020
What's this nastiness on the bottom of my new apple tree?
Well, are the roots really that near the surface, if they are then its probably best left. Cant see a real problem with the base of the tree apart from that piece of bark missing.
Well, are the roots really that near the surface, if they are then its probably best left. Cant see a real problem with the base of the tree apart from that piece of bark missing.
Well, are the roots really that near the surface, if they are then its probably best left. Cant see a real problem with the base of the tree apart from that piece of bark missing.
Well, are the roots really that near the surface, if they are then its probably best left. Cant see a real problem with the base of the tree apart from that piece of bark missing.
Jannt86
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May 11, 2020
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600
pete
May 11, 2020
Pesky little bugs
Yes, they will be fungus flies and they come in the compost, find its the pots from the garden centers that seem to be the culprits, but could be your bags of compost as well.The best way to...
Yes, they will be fungus flies and they come in the compost, find its the pots from the garden centers that seem to be the culprits, but could be your bags of compost as well.The best way to rid them is to drench every plant / pot and compost in the house in one go.You need to make up a...
Yes, they will be fungus flies and they come in the compost, find its the pots from the garden centers that seem to be the culprits, but could be your bags of compost as well.The best way to rid them is to drench every plant / pot and compost...
Yes, they will be fungus flies and they come in the compost, find its the pots from the garden centers that seem to be the culprits, but could be your bags of compost as well.The best way to...
barryman
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May 11, 2020
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3
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507
ricky101
May 11, 2020
Struggling rhododendron, any ideas?
@P4ul_17 Are both plants the same and are they in the ground? Have a look here Rhododendron diseases / RHS Gardening Huntingdon is a fairly dry part of the world so they will need watering over...
@P4ul_17 Are both plants the same and are they in the ground? Have a look here Rhododendron diseases / RHS Gardening Huntingdon is a fairly dry part of the world so they will need watering over the summer to enable proper flower bud formation. Also the cold dry easterly winds will not help.
@P4ul_17 Are both plants the same and are they in the ground? Have a look here Rhododendron diseases / RHS Gardening Huntingdon is a fairly dry part of the world so they will need watering over the summer to enable proper flower bud formation....
@P4ul_17 Are both plants the same and are they in the ground? Have a look here Rhododendron diseases / RHS Gardening Huntingdon is a fairly dry part of the world so they will need watering over...
P4ul_17
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May 9, 2020
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2
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492
NigelJ
May 10, 2020
Problems with a Peony
I think they look ok. Mine seem sticky to the touch as well, so we've got really healthy plants.....or we're both infested!
I think they look ok. Mine seem sticky to the touch as well, so we've got really healthy plants.....or we're both infested!
I think they look ok. Mine seem sticky to the touch as well, so we've got really healthy plants.....or we're both infested!
I think they look ok. Mine seem sticky to the touch as well, so we've got really healthy plants.....or we're both infested!
Lilytippytoes
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May 9, 2020
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1
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385
flounder
May 9, 2020
Yellowing on leaves
Ah, the people before did have a bird feeder here. It could be wheat. Thank you for your answers
Ah, the people before did have a bird feeder here. It could be wheat. Thank you for your answers
Ah, the people before did have a bird feeder here. It could be wheat. Thank you for your answers
Ah, the people before did have a bird feeder here. It could be wheat. Thank you for your answers
Max6389
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May 4, 2020
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4
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889
Max6389
May 5, 2020
Bay Leaf spots
Hi, Thanks for your answer, i looked for a fungicide for edible plants but there doesn't appear to be one, i will try removing the affected leaves to stop it from spreading, and use an organic...
Hi, Thanks for your answer, i looked for a fungicide for edible plants but there doesn't appear to be one, i will try removing the affected leaves to stop it from spreading, and use an organic insecticide.
Hi, Thanks for your answer, i looked for a fungicide for edible plants but there doesn't appear to be one, i will try removing the affected leaves to stop it from spreading, and use an organic insecticide.
Hi, Thanks for your answer, i looked for a fungicide for edible plants but there doesn't appear to be one, i will try removing the affected leaves to stop it from spreading, and use an organic...
mint
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May 4, 2020
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2
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404
mint
May 5, 2020
Help identifying pest on indoor palm
Ok, thanks for the advice. Will look for a liquid feed instead
Ok, thanks for the advice. Will look for a liquid feed instead
Ok, thanks for the advice. Will look for a liquid feed instead
Ok, thanks for the advice. Will look for a liquid feed instead
DD8
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May 3, 2020
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5
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622
DD8
May 4, 2020
Sick tree!
Thanks for the advice and also identifying the plant. I've cut the unhealthy branch back so fingers crossed. Thanks again!
Thanks for the advice and also identifying the plant. I've cut the unhealthy branch back so fingers crossed. Thanks again!
Thanks for the advice and also identifying the plant. I've cut the unhealthy branch back so fingers crossed. Thanks again!
Thanks for the advice and also identifying the plant. I've cut the unhealthy branch back so fingers crossed. Thanks again!
Stew
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May 2, 2020
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2
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354
Stew
May 3, 2020
what are these grubs in my trug
Hi @John Mason have you decided it's worth doing anything about them next autumn? From what I've read the larvae mostly eat rotting vegetation.
Hi @John Mason have you decided it's worth doing anything about them next autumn? From what I've read the larvae mostly eat rotting vegetation.
Hi @John Mason have you decided it's worth doing anything about them next autumn? From what I've read the larvae mostly eat rotting vegetation.
Hi @John Mason have you decided it's worth doing anything about them next autumn? From what I've read the larvae mostly eat rotting vegetation.
John Mason
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Mar 21, 2020
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5
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647
CarolineL
May 3, 2020
Things In Our Loft!!!
I can see that the big one has fallen apart and two of the smaller ones look empty but I can't tell whether the one where I can't see a hole is occupied or not. I don't want to disturb it and...
I can see that the big one has fallen apart and two of the smaller ones look empty but I can't tell whether the one where I can't see a hole is occupied or not. I don't want to disturb it and then have any angry wasps chasing me around the loft
The job I was doing in the loft was taping up...
I can see that the big one has fallen apart and two of the smaller ones look empty but I can't tell whether the one where I can't see a hole is occupied or not. I don't want to disturb it and then have any angry wasps chasing me around the loft
...
I can see that the big one has fallen apart and two of the smaller ones look empty but I can't tell whether the one where I can't see a hole is occupied or not. I don't want to disturb it and...
shiney
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May 3, 2020
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675
shiney
May 3, 2020
Kiepersol (Highveld Cabbage Tree) sickly leaves - help?
Hi there,I'm looking for advice on this Kiepersol (Highveld Cabbage Tree - Cussonia paniculata).Some leaves are looking a sickly - wondering if anyone had any ideas what may be the...
Hi there,I'm looking for advice on this Kiepersol (Highveld Cabbage Tree - Cussonia paniculata).Some leaves are looking a sickly - wondering if anyone had any ideas what may be the problem.Happy gardening!! Fin
Hi there,I'm looking for advice on this Kiepersol (Highveld Cabbage Tree - Cussonia paniculata).Some leaves are looking a sickly - wondering if anyone had any ideas what may be the problem.Happy gardening!! Fin
Hi there,I'm looking for advice on this Kiepersol (Highveld Cabbage Tree - Cussonia paniculata).Some leaves are looking a sickly - wondering if anyone had any ideas what may be the...
GardeningFin
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May 3, 2020
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1,113
GardeningFin
May 3, 2020
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