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Midwinter fire leaves turning brown
Cornus Alba Siberica should grow well in your region, but if it's not doing so great, maybe give it a good drink now and keep an eye on watering. If the leaves have turned brown, it might be a...
Cornus Alba Siberica should grow well in your region, but if it's not doing so great, maybe give it a good drink now and keep an eye on watering. If the leaves have turned brown, it might be a sign of stress. These shrubs like well-drained soil and regular watering, especially during dry spells.
Cornus Alba Siberica should grow well in your region, but if it's not doing so great, maybe give it a good drink now and keep an eye on watering. If the leaves have turned brown, it might be a sign of stress. These shrubs like well-drained soil...
Cornus Alba Siberica should grow well in your region, but if it's not doing so great, maybe give it a good drink now and keep an eye on watering. If the leaves have turned brown, it might be a...
A Ban
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Jun 11, 2023
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1,381
waylannder2002
Oct 12, 2023
Help, lupin killers aphids or green fly??
If you want to stop them next year, you might want to consider some preventive measures like companion planting with plants that deter aphids, using neem oil, or ladybugs as natural predators. And...
If you want to stop them next year, you might want to consider some preventive measures like companion planting with plants that deter aphids, using neem oil, or ladybugs as natural predators. And don't forget some extra care with pruning and maintenance.
If you want to stop them next year, you might want to consider some preventive measures like companion planting with plants that deter aphids, using neem oil, or ladybugs as natural predators. And don't forget some extra care with pruning and...
If you want to stop them next year, you might want to consider some preventive measures like companion planting with plants that deter aphids, using neem oil, or ladybugs as natural predators. And...
Mikey1970.
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Jun 18, 2023
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3
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1,396
waylannder2002
Oct 12, 2023
Collapsed cabbage.
Bummer about your cabbage! Sometimes it happens to the best of us. Maybe check for pests or diseases, and keep an eye on the others.
Bummer about your cabbage! Sometimes it happens to the best of us. Maybe check for pests or diseases, and keep an eye on the others.
Bummer about your cabbage! Sometimes it happens to the best of us. Maybe check for pests or diseases, and keep an eye on the others.
Bummer about your cabbage! Sometimes it happens to the best of us. Maybe check for pests or diseases, and keep an eye on the others.
Drahcir
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Jul 2, 2023
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5
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1,350
waylannder2002
Oct 12, 2023
New Infestation of Small Insects
Looks like you're dealing with springtails. They're tiny and can gather in damp areas. Try to reduce moisture around the porch – fix any leaks, ensure proper drainage, and clear debris. They...
Looks like you're dealing with springtails. They're tiny and can gather in damp areas. Try to reduce moisture around the porch – fix any leaks, ensure proper drainage, and clear debris. They usually move inside to escape dampness. Some bug spray could help if they're really bothering you.
Looks like you're dealing with springtails. They're tiny and can gather in damp areas. Try to reduce moisture around the porch – fix any leaks, ensure proper drainage, and clear debris. They usually move inside to escape dampness. Some bug spray...
Looks like you're dealing with springtails. They're tiny and can gather in damp areas. Try to reduce moisture around the porch – fix any leaks, ensure proper drainage, and clear debris. They...
MikeK
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Aug 14, 2023
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2,004
waylannder2002
Oct 12, 2023
Help with magnolia
No worries @tugrul mine is exactly the same
it'll come good it seems to do it every year at this time.I'm guessing it's down to the fluctuations of temperature and it'll be losing it's leaves...
No worries @tugrul mine is exactly the same
it'll come good it seems to do it every year at this time.I'm guessing it's down to the fluctuations of temperature and it'll be losing it's leaves before long.
No worries @tugrul mine is exactly the same
it'll come good it seems to do it every year at this time.I'm guessing it's down to the fluctuations of temperature and it'll be losing it's leaves before long.
No worries @tugrul mine is exactly the same
it'll come good it seems to do it every year at this time.I'm guessing it's down to the fluctuations of temperature and it'll be losing it's leaves...
tugrul
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Sep 2, 2023
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4
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1,204
lolimac
Oct 4, 2023
Should I be concerned?
If you are talking about the red dots, it's nothing to worry about. Mine always had them and it won't cause any problem
If you are talking about the red dots, it's nothing to worry about. Mine always had them and it won't cause any problem
If you are talking about the red dots, it's nothing to worry about. Mine always had them and it won't cause any problem
If you are talking about the red dots, it's nothing to worry about. Mine always had them and it won't cause any problem
Billi
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May 14, 2023
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4
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1,130
waylannder2002
Oct 3, 2023
Itsy Bitsy caterpillars 2023
Sorry in taking so long to reply to you I've hardly been on here this week & then only on the weather thread, mostly, from my phoneThanks for the reply. I've grown Carnations on the balcony many...
Sorry in taking so long to reply to you I've hardly been on here this week & then only on the weather thread, mostly, from my phoneThanks for the reply. I've grown Carnations on the balcony many times before as they are a favourite flower of my wife's but I've never seen the moth on the...
Sorry in taking so long to reply to you I've hardly been on here this week & then only on the weather thread, mostly, from my phoneThanks for the reply. I've grown Carnations on the balcony many times before as they are a favourite flower of my...
Sorry in taking so long to reply to you I've hardly been on here this week & then only on the weather thread, mostly, from my phoneThanks for the reply. I've grown Carnations on the balcony many...
Balc
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Sep 18, 2023
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2
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893
Balc
Sep 24, 2023
Dahlia issue
I will give this a shot.
I will give this a shot.
I will give this a shot.
I will give this a shot.
Dugie
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Sep 9, 2023
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1,185
Dugie
Sep 15, 2023
Holly Leaf curl
Hi guys At the end of 2021, I planted a shortish mixed hedge. In it I included Ilex aquifolium and Ilex aquifolium 'Argentea Marginata'. Throughout last year, presumably because of the drought,...
Hi guys At the end of 2021, I planted a shortish mixed hedge. In it I included Ilex aquifolium and Ilex aquifolium 'Argentea Marginata'. Throughout last year, presumably because of the drought, all of the sulked and refused to do very much. This year I am seeing good new growth on all, with...
Hi guys At the end of 2021, I planted a shortish mixed hedge. In it I included Ilex aquifolium and Ilex aquifolium 'Argentea Marginata'. Throughout last year, presumably because of the drought, all of the sulked and refused to do very...
Hi guys At the end of 2021, I planted a shortish mixed hedge. In it I included Ilex aquifolium and Ilex aquifolium 'Argentea Marginata'. Throughout last year, presumably because of the drought,...
Fof
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Sep 10, 2023
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0
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1,210
Fof
Sep 10, 2023
Salt water as a weedkiller
We use 5L of white vinegar to a cup of salt, been doing this for 5 years on paving, treating it twice a year
We use 5L of white vinegar to a cup of salt, been doing this for 5 years on paving, treating it twice a year
We use 5L of white vinegar to a cup of salt, been doing this for 5 years on paving, treating it twice a year
We use 5L of white vinegar to a cup of salt, been doing this for 5 years on paving, treating it twice a year
hi2u_uk
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Sep 3, 2023
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2
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883
Grandma Sue
Sep 3, 2023
Dahlia problem.
HI, thanks for all the advice on the reason my dahlias are spotty. I’ve given them a rose clear spray and it seems to have halted the spots. Soon I will dig one up and have a look at the tubers,...
HI, thanks for all the advice on the reason my dahlias are spotty. I’ve given them a rose clear spray and it seems to have halted the spots. Soon I will dig one up and have a look at the tubers, but the problem isn’t so obvious now. Keep fingers crossed. V
HI, thanks for all the advice on the reason my dahlias are spotty. I’ve given them a rose clear spray and it seems to have halted the spots. Soon I will dig one up and have a look at the tubers, but the problem isn’t so obvious now. Keep fingers...
HI, thanks for all the advice on the reason my dahlias are spotty. I’ve given them a rose clear spray and it seems to have halted the spots. Soon I will dig one up and have a look at the tubers,...
vbgr
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Aug 30, 2023
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7
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1,271
vbgr
Sep 3, 2023
Box bother.
That's what is in xentari.A friend has replaced all his box hedging with ilex crenata, looks very similar to box but is slower growing, it's not affected by the caterpillars.
That's what is in xentari.A friend has replaced all his box hedging with ilex crenata, looks very similar to box but is slower growing, it's not affected by the caterpillars.
That's what is in xentari.A friend has replaced all his box hedging with ilex crenata, looks very similar to box but is slower growing, it's not affected by the caterpillars.
That's what is in xentari.A friend has replaced all his box hedging with ilex crenata, looks very similar to box but is slower growing, it's not affected by the caterpillars.
Drahcir
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Aug 20, 2023
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6
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821
JWK
Aug 21, 2023
Root pest weed.
Root aphids feed on different types of plants, damaging the health of the source. Many aphids thrive in the stems and leaves, but the root aphid is different. This insect is found under the...
Root aphids feed on different types of plants, damaging the health of the source. Many aphids thrive in the stems and leaves, but the root aphid is different. This insect is found under the surface of the soil. Root aphids attack the plant’s root system, often killing the plant if not identified...
Root aphids feed on different types of plants, damaging the health of the source. Many aphids thrive in the stems and leaves, but the root aphid is different. This insect is found under the surface of the soil. Root aphids attack the plant’s root...
Root aphids feed on different types of plants, damaging the health of the source. Many aphids thrive in the stems and leaves, but the root aphid is different. This insect is found under the...
Drahcir
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Jul 7, 2023
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2
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1,079
Janet mahay
Jul 14, 2023
Damage under enviromesh mystery.
Well, having been up there just now, I suspect it was the wind. Pictured through the enviromesh:
Well, having been up there just now, I suspect it was the wind. Pictured through the enviromesh:
Well, having been up there just now, I suspect it was the wind. Pictured through the enviromesh:
Well, having been up there just now, I suspect it was the wind. Pictured through the enviromesh:
Drahcir
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Jun 30, 2023
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4
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1,057
Drahcir
Jul 2, 2023
Best cost-effective slug bait (pellets)?
Perhaps your cat feels deficient in iron!. I believe that the pure ferric phosphate is 'safe' to mammals; it's used in human food(?) Its the chelates EDDS &EDTA i ngredients which are toxic .I...
Perhaps your cat feels deficient in iron!. I believe that the pure ferric phosphate is 'safe' to mammals; it's used in human food(?) Its the chelates EDDS &EDTA i ngredients which are toxic .I would be happier if the bait was attractive (to molluscs) and reliably fatal.
Perhaps your cat feels deficient in iron!. I believe that the pure ferric phosphate is 'safe' to mammals; it's used in human food(?) Its the chelates EDDS &EDTA i ngredients which are toxic .I would be happier if the bait was attractive (to...
Perhaps your cat feels deficient in iron!. I believe that the pure ferric phosphate is 'safe' to mammals; it's used in human food(?) Its the chelates EDDS &EDTA i ngredients which are toxic .I...
Drahcir
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Jun 29, 2023
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4
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1,117
infradig
Jun 29, 2023
Bean seed postmortem.
It's difficult. We can only trust the labelling, I guess (although that is backed up by law). Some places (e.g. Wilko) give a "germination guarantee" ("Should these seeds fail, we will be happy to...
It's difficult. We can only trust the labelling, I guess (although that is backed up by law). Some places (e.g. Wilko) give a "germination guarantee" ("Should these seeds fail, we will be happy to replace them"). What that's worth I have never tried to find out. I'll be interested to see what...
It's difficult. We can only trust the labelling, I guess (although that is backed up by law). Some places (e.g. Wilko) give a "germination guarantee" ("Should these seeds fail, we will be happy to replace them"). What that's worth I have never...
It's difficult. We can only trust the labelling, I guess (although that is backed up by law). Some places (e.g. Wilko) give a "germination guarantee" ("Should these seeds fail, we will be happy to...
Drahcir
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Jun 23, 2023
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677
Drahcir
Jun 23, 2023
BLACK FLY
There is a reason for neither soapy water or plain water being mentioned, neither of these have been licenced as pesticides for the control of blackfly and it would, technically, be illegal for...
There is a reason for neither soapy water or plain water being mentioned, neither of these have been licenced as pesticides for the control of blackfly and it would, technically, be illegal for the RHS to recommend their use. Note many contact insecticides contain soap or soap like compounds...
There is a reason for neither soapy water or plain water being mentioned, neither of these have been licenced as pesticides for the control of blackfly and it would, technically, be illegal for the RHS to recommend their use. Note many contact...
There is a reason for neither soapy water or plain water being mentioned, neither of these have been licenced as pesticides for the control of blackfly and it would, technically, be illegal for...
Grandma Sue
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Jun 13, 2023
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NigelJ
Jun 16, 2023
What's eating the onion leaves?
I dont know about @Drahcir but my site isnt accessible to anything bigger than birds and rabbits, we also get the odd mink so my guess for the damage to my own onions is the pigeons that live...
I dont know about @Drahcir but my site isnt accessible to anything bigger than birds and rabbits, we also get the odd mink so my guess for the damage to my own onions is the pigeons that live around the site and the ones that live on site.
I dont know about @Drahcir but my site isnt accessible to anything bigger than birds and rabbits, we also get the odd mink so my guess for the damage to my own onions is the pigeons that live around the site and the ones that live on site.
I dont know about @Drahcir but my site isnt accessible to anything bigger than birds and rabbits, we also get the odd mink so my guess for the damage to my own onions is the pigeons that live...
Drahcir
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May 16, 2023
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12
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1,322
Jay9408
Jun 12, 2023
What's up with this courgette plant?
Will do, thanks.
Will do, thanks.
Will do, thanks.
Will do, thanks.
TheMadHedger
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Jun 5, 2023
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8
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643
TheMadHedger
Jun 5, 2023
Help please, should I get rid of my birch tree?
Thank you for replies. I decided to remove it as was very sticky in the area I sit in. It was also going to be a problem as was getting quite big and was too close the house. Thanks again for answers.
Thank you for replies. I decided to remove it as was very sticky in the area I sit in. It was also going to be a problem as was getting quite big and was too close the house. Thanks again for answers.
Thank you for replies. I decided to remove it as was very sticky in the area I sit in. It was also going to be a problem as was getting quite big and was too close the house. Thanks again for answers.
Thank you for replies. I decided to remove it as was very sticky in the area I sit in. It was also going to be a problem as was getting quite big and was too close the house. Thanks again for answers.
Emilyjade
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Jun 4, 2023
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1,122
Emilyjade
Jun 4, 2023
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