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Onions and a bit of mould!
Thanks all. The root systems are generally good Tee Gee and they don't feel mouldy or 'mushy' inside. Good shout though with the alternate planting I had started another set off just in case but...
Thanks all. The root systems are generally good Tee Gee and they don't feel mouldy or 'mushy' inside. Good shout though with the alternate planting I had started another set off just in case but will plant those out as said and see how we go. Cheers Zigs was on the verge of throwing them...
Thanks all. The root systems are generally good Tee Gee and they don't feel mouldy or 'mushy' inside. Good shout though with the alternate planting I had started another set off just in case but will plant those out as said and see how we go. ...
Thanks all. The root systems are generally good Tee Gee and they don't feel mouldy or 'mushy' inside. Good shout though with the alternate planting I had started another set off just in case but...
MrMorgan
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Feb 21, 2013
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MrMorgan
Feb 24, 2013
moles!!
I heard that putting in cut-in-half-garlic cloves helps. Also peeing in the holes. Sounds like fun, for a man. Annemieke Wigmore, Somerset UK:
I heard that putting in cut-in-half-garlic cloves helps. Also peeing in the holes. Sounds like fun, for a man. Annemieke Wigmore, Somerset UK:
I heard that putting in cut-in-half-garlic cloves helps. Also peeing in the holes. Sounds like fun, for a man. Annemieke Wigmore, Somerset UK:
I heard that putting in cut-in-half-garlic cloves helps. Also peeing in the holes. Sounds like fun, for a man. Annemieke Wigmore, Somerset UK:
randkell
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Nov 12, 2012
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Annemieke
Feb 19, 2013
Plants look dusty and is spreading
Could be mildew? I got a photo of the sage (yes the culinary type) and a nearby chrysanthemumNeem oil says one page?
Could be mildew? I got a photo of the sage (yes the culinary type) and a nearby chrysanthemumNeem oil says one page?
Could be mildew? I got a photo of the sage (yes the culinary type) and a nearby chrysanthemumNeem oil says one page?
Could be mildew? I got a photo of the sage (yes the culinary type) and a nearby chrysanthemumNeem oil says one page?
Reetgood
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Feb 5, 2013
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Reetgood
Feb 13, 2013
question about the anti-cat thread ban...
Yes, sorry. They're not seedlings as I wrongly and completely misleadingly wrote. They were put in a nursery bed as small softwood cuttings (4-6'' long) in March last year to root. In July I put...
Yes, sorry. They're not seedlings as I wrongly and completely misleadingly wrote. They were put in a nursery bed as small softwood cuttings (4-6'' long) in March last year to root. In July I put them in their destined bed but they've been getting a bit flooded and frosted recently. What with the...
Yes, sorry. They're not seedlings as I wrongly and completely misleadingly wrote. They were put in a nursery bed as small softwood cuttings (4-6'' long) in March last year to root. In July I put them in their destined bed but they've been getting...
Yes, sorry. They're not seedlings as I wrongly and completely misleadingly wrote. They were put in a nursery bed as small softwood cuttings (4-6'' long) in March last year to root. In July I put...
ccmiller
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Jan 28, 2012
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Cacadores
Feb 4, 2013
rolling up leaves
I thought this thread was about something completely different. Yes, they do this, I've got one doing it, water it and they relax!
I thought this thread was about something completely different. Yes, they do this, I've got one doing it, water it and they relax!
I thought this thread was about something completely different. Yes, they do this, I've got one doing it, water it and they relax!
I thought this thread was about something completely different. Yes, they do this, I've got one doing it, water it and they relax!
stumorphmac
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Jan 24, 2013
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Madahhlia
Jan 25, 2013
Pesky Squirrels
The ol air rifle here.. not a nice thing to do at all but they are vermin and do a lot of damage. If you go to a local park there are hundreds of them being fed by locals so they multiply like...
The ol air rifle here.. not a nice thing to do at all but they are vermin and do a lot of damage. If you go to a local park there are hundreds of them being fed by locals so they multiply like anything. Nothing to do with the post but in our local cemetery the rabbits are a prob ..as soon as the...
The ol air rifle here.. not a nice thing to do at all but they are vermin and do a lot of damage. If you go to a local park there are hundreds of them being fed by locals so they multiply like anything. Nothing to do with the post but in our...
The ol air rifle here.. not a nice thing to do at all but they are vermin and do a lot of damage. If you go to a local park there are hundreds of them being fed by locals so they multiply like...
JWK
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Jan 2, 2013
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hans
Jan 10, 2013
yellow spotting on Cordyline?
I think it's time to remove the dead Autumn leaves out of the crown
yes from a distance it's not noticeable, but if it doesn't kill it I'll get something to treat potential fungus/bacteria come...
I think it's time to remove the dead Autumn leaves out of the crown
yes from a distance it's not noticeable, but if it doesn't kill it I'll get something to treat potential fungus/bacteria come spring.
I think it's time to remove the dead Autumn leaves out of the crown
yes from a distance it's not noticeable, but if it doesn't kill it I'll get something to treat potential fungus/bacteria come spring.
I think it's time to remove the dead Autumn leaves out of the crown
yes from a distance it's not noticeable, but if it doesn't kill it I'll get something to treat potential fungus/bacteria come...
stephenprudence
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Dec 30, 2012
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stephenprudence
Dec 30, 2012
Powderey mildew
Full cream milk, by the way.
Full cream milk, by the way.
Full cream milk, by the way.
Full cream milk, by the way.
stumorphmac
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Dec 7, 2012
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Palustris
Dec 8, 2012
Do slugs die in the cold weather
That's just her hobby
That's just her hobby
That's just her hobby
That's just her hobby
Jiffy
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Dec 8, 2012
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"M"
Dec 8, 2012
Black spot and other things wrong.
If I remember correctly, Gardener's World did something on this with either Geoff Hamilton or Percy Thrower many years ago. I am not sure of the result or what had been offered up for a alternative.
If I remember correctly, Gardener's World did something on this with either Geoff Hamilton or Percy Thrower many years ago. I am not sure of the result or what had been offered up for a alternative.
If I remember correctly, Gardener's World did something on this with either Geoff Hamilton or Percy Thrower many years ago. I am not sure of the result or what had been offered up for a alternative.
If I remember correctly, Gardener's World did something on this with either Geoff Hamilton or Percy Thrower many years ago. I am not sure of the result or what had been offered up for a alternative.
landimad
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Nov 14, 2012
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landimad
Nov 29, 2012
Safe ways to keep cats out of your garden..!!
A new idea sent in by member Justracing..
A new idea sent in by member Justracing..
A new idea sent in by member Justracing..
A new idea sent in by member Justracing..
Marley Farley
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Nov 18, 2012
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Marley Farley
Nov 18, 2012
Midge/mosquito bites
Which team does he play for then?
Which team does he play for then?
Which team does he play for then?
Which team does he play for then?
"M"
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Nov 8, 2012
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gcc3663
Nov 12, 2012
Pear tree problem
our 2 trees have it as well , no fruit really either this year but im blaming the weather
our 2 trees have it as well , no fruit really either this year but im blaming the weather
our 2 trees have it as well , no fruit really either this year but im blaming the weather
our 2 trees have it as well , no fruit really either this year but im blaming the weather
acather96
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Oct 18, 2012
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Carl
Nov 9, 2012
Ash Tree Fungus
Wasn't that a plastic laminate? I'm annoyed as I only planted two last year!
Wasn't that a plastic laminate? I'm annoyed as I only planted two last year!
Wasn't that a plastic laminate? I'm annoyed as I only planted two last year!
Wasn't that a plastic laminate? I'm annoyed as I only planted two last year!
Phil A
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Oct 25, 2012
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Loofah
Nov 8, 2012
wireworms
Chap next to me uses mustard,but he sows it at the back end and digs it in when it is about to flower.Then plants his potatoes on it in the new season.Also try growing Kestral or Picasio 2nd...
Chap next to me uses mustard,but he sows it at the back end and digs it in when it is about to flower.Then plants his potatoes on it in the new season.Also try growing Kestral or Picasio 2nd earlys as slugs and wireworm seem to leave them alone.
Chap next to me uses mustard,but he sows it at the back end and digs it in when it is about to flower.Then plants his potatoes on it in the new season.Also try growing Kestral or Picasio 2nd earlys as slugs and wireworm seem to leave them alone.
Chap next to me uses mustard,but he sows it at the back end and digs it in when it is about to flower.Then plants his potatoes on it in the new season.Also try growing Kestral or Picasio 2nd...
chitting kaz
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Jul 11, 2012
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fileyboy
Oct 30, 2012
Yellow spots on Royal Purple leaves
Yep, after further research it looks like it definitely is autumn colours. Thanks very much guys
Yep, after further research it looks like it definitely is autumn colours. Thanks very much guys
Yep, after further research it looks like it definitely is autumn colours. Thanks very much guys
Yep, after further research it looks like it definitely is autumn colours. Thanks very much guys
acather96
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Oct 20, 2012
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acather96
Oct 30, 2012
Yellowing Buxus....
You could perhaps put some plastic around the plant / container so that the rain runs off,rather than into, the container? That would prevent it getting any more wet in the winter. Or move them...
You could perhaps put some plastic around the plant / container so that the rain runs off,rather than into, the container? That would prevent it getting any more wet in the winter. Or move them into garage / under carport / overhang (they'd need light periodically if in garage though, so that's...
You could perhaps put some plastic around the plant / container so that the rain runs off,rather than into, the container? That would prevent it getting any more wet in the winter. Or move them into garage / under carport / overhang (they'd need...
You could perhaps put some plastic around the plant / container so that the rain runs off,rather than into, the container? That would prevent it getting any more wet in the winter. Or move them...
Lolimac
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Oct 14, 2012
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Kristen
Oct 14, 2012
Non-lethal insecticide?
Simon - I would agree with you about the devastating effect man is having on the environment. However, I think that the devastation is mainly cause by the sheer quantity of humans, rather than by...
Simon - I would agree with you about the devastating effect man is having on the environment. However, I think that the devastation is mainly cause by the sheer quantity of humans, rather than by individual humans per se. And why do we have such quantities? Its because there is nothing to...
Simon - I would agree with you about the devastating effect man is having on the environment. However, I think that the devastation is mainly cause by the sheer quantity of humans, rather than by individual humans per se. And why do we have...
Simon - I would agree with you about the devastating effect man is having on the environment. However, I think that the devastation is mainly cause by the sheer quantity of humans, rather than by...
SimonZ
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Oct 9, 2012
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PeterS
Oct 14, 2012
Vine weevil in the house??
Traps Zigs - and not the so called humane ones either. Been there, done that and got the t-shirt, and can tell you from experience the only way to get rid is to play hard
Traps Zigs - and not the so called humane ones either. Been there, done that and got the t-shirt, and can tell you from experience the only way to get rid is to play hard
Traps Zigs - and not the so called humane ones either. Been there, done that and got the t-shirt, and can tell you from experience the only way to get rid is to play hard
Traps Zigs - and not the so called humane ones either. Been there, done that and got the t-shirt, and can tell you from experience the only way to get rid is to play hard
Madahhlia
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Oct 10, 2012
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Fat Controller
Oct 11, 2012
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Early Prune to combat Black Spot?
Very good point Kristen. I have been pruning off affected branches for some time now with the same view in mind. Most are reshooting and flowering,some or not. I don't normaly spray but maybee...
Very good point Kristen. I have been pruning off affected branches for some time now with the same view in mind. Most are reshooting and flowering,some or not. I don't normaly spray but maybee next year I might.
Very good point Kristen. I have been pruning off affected branches for some time now with the same view in mind. Most are reshooting and flowering,some or not. I don't normaly spray but maybee next year I might.
Very good point Kristen. I have been pruning off affected branches for some time now with the same view in mind. Most are reshooting and flowering,some or not. I don't normaly spray but maybee...
Kristen
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Oct 7, 2012
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roders
Oct 7, 2012
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