Pests, Diseases and Cures

Probably a good fungus I'd tend to think. Or you might just get some good mushrooms at some point.

cut it down and repot, you should get some new shoots.

I also think it has to be something to do with the roots or something in that particular planting hole,but what...I had the very same problem ,it was just one plant and it went exactly the same.I replaced it in early spring but now this one is going the same way by the looks of it.The plants...

I agree with everyone above. It is Yarrow (Achillea millefolium). More of a wildflower than a weed as such. I have it growing in my grass every year but it is easy to kill off with glyphosate weedkiller (Roundup). Or, you could leave it to flower as it attracts bees, butterflies and ladybirds,...

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nice one, thats great news

It looks to me like it wants sending back to where you purchased it from because it shouldn't be looking like thatWe have seen wild sea hollys growing along the coasts in sand dunes this week and they are in full sun and all the large plants are in flower.They seem to like the sandy conditions...

Perhaps it's snails making the holes.

Thanks @Sheal

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I remember asking a similar question here a few years ago. I had ants in the lawns and there were lot of them. A reply was something like, tread on each nest and do it 2 or 3 days running. I was not too convinced but gave it a try and it worked very well 100%. This year I have a few coming into...

Thank you. Yes I have been away. Come back to a few problems I'm afraid. Thanks again I will give it a good spray now.

We haven't really had any wind today. Plants were 'T' shaped before Provado, now leaves and branches have all twisted.

Hijust leave alone pick the fruit and then get rid of all the plants and buy from a reputable source that will arrive disease free, I think your had the problem when you bought themplus thats the 2nd x I have had today , what happening on here

Hi @Freddy try the milk spray for the mildew (1 part milk to 9 parts water).make sure its low fat

Rabbits will eat the tops rather than dig them out to eat the roots. In winter when there's no top growth they'll nibble the tops of the roots.Badgers will dig up carrots.

I managed to pod a carrier bag full of broad beans off of one lot of beans yesterday and we might get a few more to pick but the next two rows have only a few beans on them which are quiet small and most of the flowers have been covered with blackfly so the bees couldn't get in to do their job....

Talented lady

Blimey, that doesn't look good. Have you checked for pests on the foliage/buds? It looks like it's in a pot, so it might be worth knocking it out and checking the roots for pests also. Have you used a weedkiller anywhere near it?

I just water the tray if I get the gnats, they don't like the top layer being dry.