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  1. IceColdRum

    What's Been Nibbling my Broad Bean Seedlings?

    Hi, thanks Pete This could be what's happening then. Makes sense. Thanks
    Hi, thanks Pete This could be what's happening then. Makes sense. Thanks
    Hi, thanks Pete This could be what's happening then. Makes sense. Thanks
    Hi, thanks Pete This could be what's happening then. Makes sense. Thanks
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  2. NigelJ

    New Zealand flatworm survey

    This months Plantsman contains a link to a survey of these flatworms. The group are looking into the UK distribution of these beasties.
    This months Plantsman contains a link to a survey of these flatworms. The group are looking into the UK distribution of these beasties.
    This months Plantsman contains a link to a survey of these flatworms. The group are looking into the UK distribution of these beasties.
    This months Plantsman contains a link to a survey of these flatworms. The group are looking into the UK distribution of these beasties.
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  3. NigelJ

    Powdery Mildew

    I came across this survey regarding powdery mildew in the Plantsman: Also a note that powdery mildew has been found on Heuchera,
    I came across this survey regarding powdery mildew in the Plantsman: Also a note that powdery mildew has been found on Heuchera,
    I came across this survey regarding powdery mildew in the Plantsman: Also a note that powdery mildew has been found on Heuchera,
    I came across this survey regarding powdery mildew in the Plantsman: Also a note that powdery mildew has been found on Heuchera,
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  4. silu
    Informative x 4

    Leopard Slugs are our friends.

    wow, I never knew that so thank you for providing some very interesting information
    wow, I never knew that so thank you for providing some very interesting information
    wow, I never knew that so thank you for providing some very interesting information
    wow, I never knew that so thank you for providing some very interesting information
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  5. TheMadHedger

    Sweet peas - still furled leaf tips going brown

    Most of the plants are probably about a foot high now (I planted the seeds (indoors) a little late) - I did pinch them out in one tub (which had rather leggy plants at first) but it made little...
    Most of the plants are probably about a foot high now (I planted the seeds (indoors) a little late) - I did pinch them out in one tub (which had rather leggy plants at first) but it made little difference, the others in the remaining tubs aren't pinched out but seem to be growing nice and bushy...
    Most of the plants are probably about a foot high now (I planted the seeds (indoors) a little late) - I did pinch them out in one tub (which had rather leggy plants at first) but it made little difference, the others in the remaining tubs aren't...
    Most of the plants are probably about a foot high now (I planted the seeds (indoors) a little late) - I did pinch them out in one tub (which had rather leggy plants at first) but it made little...
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  6. Conbrue

    Conifer looking bad

    Thanks Kandy,Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
    Thanks Kandy,Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
    Thanks Kandy,Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
    Thanks Kandy,Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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    3
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  7. Kandy

    Mountain Ash (Rowan) problem.

    Looks like Leaf Miner :yikes:
    Looks like Leaf Miner :yikes:
    Looks like Leaf Miner :yikes:
    Looks like Leaf Miner :yikes:
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  8. Conbrue

    Brambles

    I've found roundup works, perhaps not a total killer, but you only need one application per year.And it doesn't affect the soil.
    I've found roundup works, perhaps not a total killer, but you only need one application per year.And it doesn't affect the soil.
    I've found roundup works, perhaps not a total killer, but you only need one application per year.And it doesn't affect the soil.
    I've found roundup works, perhaps not a total killer, but you only need one application per year.And it doesn't affect the soil.
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  9. bushikempo

    Laurel Hedge Problems

    The soil also looks very dry, I'm wondering if it's suffering from lack of water and perhaps nutrients?
    The soil also looks very dry, I'm wondering if it's suffering from lack of water and perhaps nutrients?
    The soil also looks very dry, I'm wondering if it's suffering from lack of water and perhaps nutrients?
    The soil also looks very dry, I'm wondering if it's suffering from lack of water and perhaps nutrients?
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  10. Clueless76

    Oh my.....

    Only had my Chives eaten once.Found the culprit....
    Only had my Chives eaten once.Found the culprit....
    Only had my Chives eaten once.Found the culprit....
    Only had my Chives eaten once.Found the culprit....
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  11. namaah

    bugs all over blueberry plant

    Its aphids, the white bits a shed skins. Black fly.Spray them, with an insecticide for edible plants.
    Its aphids, the white bits a shed skins. Black fly.Spray them, with an insecticide for edible plants.
    Its aphids, the white bits a shed skins. Black fly.Spray them, with an insecticide for edible plants.
    Its aphids, the white bits a shed skins. Black fly.Spray them, with an insecticide for edible plants.
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  12. Snorky85

    Whitefly and lupins

    If they are white fly, they FLY when you brush the plant.:biggrin:
    If they are white fly, they FLY when you brush the plant.:biggrin:
    If they are white fly, they FLY when you brush the plant.:biggrin:
    If they are white fly, they FLY when you brush the plant.:biggrin:
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  13. 1eyedjack
    Like x 4

    Yet another slug/snail solution

    What a beautifully-written post!:)
    What a beautifully-written post!:)
    What a beautifully-written post!:)
    What a beautifully-written post!:)
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  14. TheMadHedger

    Is this leaf spot? (on courgette leaves)

    Good point, thanks.
    Good point, thanks.
    Good point, thanks.
    Good point, thanks.
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  15. Melanie Raguenaud

    Shedding Sacred Bamboo 'Fire Power'

    Thanks, fingers crossed they'll be fine. They've just received a huge amount to water all at once from the storms rumbling through. They are much more sheltered though so should be happier....
    Thanks, fingers crossed they'll be fine. They've just received a huge amount to water all at once from the storms rumbling through. They are much more sheltered though so should be happier. :-)Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk
    Thanks, fingers crossed they'll be fine. They've just received a huge amount to water all at once from the storms rumbling through. They are much more sheltered though so should be happier. :-)Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk
    Thanks, fingers crossed they'll be fine. They've just received a huge amount to water all at once from the storms rumbling through. They are much more sheltered though so should be happier....
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  16. Ariadae

    Hope this isn't blight

    Is that the technical term?
    Is that the technical term?
    Is that the technical term?
    Is that the technical term?
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  17. GenghistheDog

    Lil bother!

    Hi guys, I found these lil critters on my Cherry tree sappling. can anyone tell me what they are? if they are harmful to the tree and what do I treat them with if so please? I noticed that there...
    Hi guys, I found these lil critters on my Cherry tree sappling. can anyone tell me what they are? if they are harmful to the tree and what do I treat them with if so please? I noticed that there were a couple of ants feasting on the eggs
    Hi guys, I found these lil critters on my Cherry tree sappling. can anyone tell me what they are? if they are harmful to the tree and what do I treat them with if so please? I noticed that there were a couple of ants feasting on the eggs
    Hi guys, I found these lil critters on my Cherry tree sappling. can anyone tell me what they are? if they are harmful to the tree and what do I treat them with if so please? I noticed that there...
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  18. TheMadHedger

    Cornflower seedlings with blotchy leaves

    Thanks. Yup I could put them out of reach of the dogs but not in a place that gets sunlight. I'll have a ponder.
    Thanks. Yup I could put them out of reach of the dogs but not in a place that gets sunlight. I'll have a ponder.
    Thanks. Yup I could put them out of reach of the dogs but not in a place that gets sunlight. I'll have a ponder.
    Thanks. Yup I could put them out of reach of the dogs but not in a place that gets sunlight. I'll have a ponder.
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  19. TheMadHedger

    White mould on stem of pot plant

    That's a good idea, thanks.
    That's a good idea, thanks.
    That's a good idea, thanks.
    That's a good idea, thanks.
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  20. NigelJ

    Mealy bugs on cactus

    :redface: :doh: Bang went that theory!
    :redface: :doh: Bang went that theory!
    :redface: :doh: Bang went that theory!
    :redface: :doh: Bang went that theory!
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    4
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    720

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