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Caterpillars have won!
daitheplant, now that is a very handsome pest !! I too have decided that if I wish to grow any cabagges etc...next year, then it will have to be covered in mesh of some sort. All that hard work...
daitheplant, now that is a very handsome pest !! I too have decided that if I wish to grow any cabagges etc...next year, then it will have to be covered in mesh of some sort. All that hard work just to look at lacy leaves.
daitheplant, now that is a very handsome pest !! I too have decided that if I wish to grow any cabagges etc...next year, then it will have to be covered in mesh of some sort. All that hard work just to look at lacy leaves.
daitheplant, now that is a very handsome pest !! I too have decided that if I wish to grow any cabagges etc...next year, then it will have to be covered in mesh of some sort. All that hard work...
Snowbaby
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Aug 10, 2010
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747
Shobhna
Aug 13, 2010
Unwelcome Lodgers in my Orchid Pot
Cheers - it's been repotted in new medium. I repotted it in May and a lot of the plant was rotting, coupled with my overwatering. Sterilised the pot and vase it was in as well. Eurgh!
Cheers - it's been repotted in new medium. I repotted it in May and a lot of the plant was rotting, coupled with my overwatering. Sterilised the pot and vase it was in as well. Eurgh!
Cheers - it's been repotted in new medium. I repotted it in May and a lot of the plant was rotting, coupled with my overwatering. Sterilised the pot and vase it was in as well. Eurgh!
Cheers - it's been repotted in new medium. I repotted it in May and a lot of the plant was rotting, coupled with my overwatering. Sterilised the pot and vase it was in as well. Eurgh!
Archdoodler
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Aug 10, 2010
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890
Archdoodler
Aug 12, 2010
red leaves on rowan
Hi Scotty My Rowan tree leaves always turn an Orangy Red in the Autumn before they fall.
Not much help I know but perhaps its just turning early
Hi Scotty My Rowan tree leaves always turn an Orangy Red in the Autumn before they fall.
Not much help I know but perhaps its just turning early
Hi Scotty My Rowan tree leaves always turn an Orangy Red in the Autumn before they fall.
Not much help I know but perhaps its just turning early
Hi Scotty My Rowan tree leaves always turn an Orangy Red in the Autumn before they fall.
Not much help I know but perhaps its just turning early
scotty
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Aug 3, 2010
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wiseowl
Aug 3, 2010
What are these on my bean roots?
Wow thanks. I knew that they were a useful crop, but I didn't expect to see the evidence.
Wow thanks. I knew that they were a useful crop, but I didn't expect to see the evidence.
Wow thanks. I knew that they were a useful crop, but I didn't expect to see the evidence.
Wow thanks. I knew that they were a useful crop, but I didn't expect to see the evidence.
Louise
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Aug 2, 2010
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634
Louise
Aug 2, 2010
Re : Scale on Ficus
Hello everyone Recently I posted about scale insects on my ficus tree and enclosed a few pics of the problem. After extensive research on various other forums and botanical articles, I've found...
Hello everyone Recently I posted about scale insects on my ficus tree and enclosed a few pics of the problem. After extensive research on various other forums and botanical articles, I've found that (as Pete already mentionned) it is not scale or any other type of insect/infection. It appears...
Hello everyone Recently I posted about scale insects on my ficus tree and enclosed a few pics of the problem. After extensive research on various other forums and botanical articles, I've found that (as Pete already mentionned) it is not scale...
Hello everyone Recently I posted about scale insects on my ficus tree and enclosed a few pics of the problem. After extensive research on various other forums and botanical articles, I've found...
helen
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Aug 2, 2010
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helen
Aug 2, 2010
busy lizzy plants eaten away
I'd put my money on slugs - of whatever kind. They all do the same job,
I'd put my money on slugs - of whatever kind. They all do the same job,
I'd put my money on slugs - of whatever kind. They all do the same job,
I'd put my money on slugs - of whatever kind. They all do the same job,
gladeve
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Aug 12, 2009
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Alice
Jul 31, 2010
Stop Thief !!!!
Not really wildlife though, are they?:hehe:
Not really wildlife though, are they?:hehe:
Not really wildlife though, are they?:hehe:
Not really wildlife though, are they?:hehe:
Blueroses
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Jul 24, 2010
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Sussexgardener
Jul 31, 2010
Never seen anything like this before
I've got marigolds around my veggy plots as sacrificial plants too - it does work, honest!
I've got marigolds around my veggy plots as sacrificial plants too - it does work, honest!
I've got marigolds around my veggy plots as sacrificial plants too - it does work, honest!
I've got marigolds around my veggy plots as sacrificial plants too - it does work, honest!
devongardener
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Jul 27, 2010
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Tiarella
Jul 30, 2010
Oleander Disease - but what is it?
Hello istria and welcome to GC. You say your Oleanders 'could' grow in soil ... are they in pots? If so, perhaps you have a vine weevil in the pot .. you would need to take the plant out and...
Hello istria and welcome to GC. You say your Oleanders 'could' grow in soil ... are they in pots? If so, perhaps you have a vine weevil in the pot .. you would need to take the plant out and examine the roots for this. I grow Oleanders here, doubles, 4 meters tall. I don't have any problems...
Hello istria and welcome to GC. You say your Oleanders 'could' grow in soil ... are they in pots? If so, perhaps you have a vine weevil in the pot .. you would need to take the plant out and examine the roots for this. I grow Oleanders here,...
Hello istria and welcome to GC. You say your Oleanders 'could' grow in soil ... are they in pots? If so, perhaps you have a vine weevil in the pot .. you would need to take the plant out and...
istria
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Jul 29, 2010
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Victoria
Jul 29, 2010
Argh! Bindweed!!
Hi MzTrouble, I have new garden with bindweed creeping in from next door, and have had to avoid weedkillers to avoid poisoning the soil and damaging my new baby plants. I'm finding that...
Hi MzTrouble, I have new garden with bindweed creeping in from next door, and have had to avoid weedkillers to avoid poisoning the soil and damaging my new baby plants. I'm finding that persistence is really making a difference - every evening (in the morning too if I have time) I spot the...
Hi MzTrouble, I have new garden with bindweed creeping in from next door, and have had to avoid weedkillers to avoid poisoning the soil and damaging my new baby plants. I'm finding that persistence is really making a difference - every evening...
Hi MzTrouble, I have new garden with bindweed creeping in from next door, and have had to avoid weedkillers to avoid poisoning the soil and damaging my new baby plants. I'm finding that...
mztrouble
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Jun 21, 2010
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newtoallthis
Jul 28, 2010
I found a wasp's nest!
This was my wasps nest box
This was my wasps nest box
This was my wasps nest box
This was my wasps nest box
Daisies
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Jul 2, 2010
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1,638
capney
Jul 27, 2010
Whats wrong with this bush?
Do any pruning in May.:gnthb:
Do any pruning in May.:gnthb:
Do any pruning in May.:gnthb:
Do any pruning in May.:gnthb:
ComfortablyNumb
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Jul 19, 2010
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936
daitheplant
Jul 26, 2010
scale insects on Ficus
well obviously the pic doesn't want to work :( nevermind,here's the direct link to the the subject with a link to the "perfect" pic at the bottom... hope this works !
well obviously the pic doesn't want to work :( nevermind,here's the direct link to the the subject with a link to the "perfect" pic at the bottom... hope this works !
well obviously the pic doesn't want to work :( nevermind,here's the direct link to the the subject with a link to the "perfect" pic at the bottom... hope this works !
well obviously the pic doesn't want to work :( nevermind,here's the direct link to the the subject with a link to the "perfect" pic at the bottom... hope this works !
helen
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Jul 25, 2010
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2,214
helen
Jul 25, 2010
vanishing okra any suggestions?
Well I am not saying this is the same problem, but that was my experience with Okra after many years of happy growing..!! My larger Hibiscus plants seem to be OK.. Just starting from seed seems...
Well I am not saying this is the same problem, but that was my experience with Okra after many years of happy growing..!! My larger Hibiscus plants seem to be OK.. Just starting from seed seems to be my problem now..!!
Well I am not saying this is the same problem, but that was my experience with Okra after many years of happy growing..!! My larger Hibiscus plants seem to be OK.. Just starting from seed seems to be my problem now..!!
Well I am not saying this is the same problem, but that was my experience with Okra after many years of happy growing..!! My larger Hibiscus plants seem to be OK.. Just starting from seed seems...
Ash
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Jul 24, 2010
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10
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1,237
Marley Farley
Jul 25, 2010
powdery mildew: advice please!
thank you Peter
thank you Peter
thank you Peter
thank you Peter
elf
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Jul 22, 2010
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elf
Jul 24, 2010
Problems.
BML; Get some netting to cover your brassicas, thats what I do. Even then a very few butterflies find a way through, if you check regulary you can spot the butterfly eggs and rub them off before...
BML; Get some netting to cover your brassicas, thats what I do. Even then a very few butterflies find a way through, if you check regulary you can spot the butterfly eggs and rub them off before the caterpillars emerge.What to plant now? This was asked recently...
BML; Get some netting to cover your brassicas, thats what I do. Even then a very few butterflies find a way through, if you check regulary you can spot the butterfly eggs and rub them off before the caterpillars emerge.What to plant now? This...
BML; Get some netting to cover your brassicas, thats what I do. Even then a very few butterflies find a way through, if you check regulary you can spot the butterfly eggs and rub them off before...
BML
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Jul 18, 2010
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2
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739
JWK
Jul 24, 2010
powdery mildew
Used the baking powder, soft soap and water mixture and glad to say, it's working. Thanks to all that have commented, your help is much appreciated. Brian
Used the baking powder, soft soap and water mixture and glad to say, it's working. Thanks to all that have commented, your help is much appreciated. Brian
Used the baking powder, soft soap and water mixture and glad to say, it's working. Thanks to all that have commented, your help is much appreciated. Brian
Used the baking powder, soft soap and water mixture and glad to say, it's working. Thanks to all that have commented, your help is much appreciated. Brian
brianthegas
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Jul 12, 2010
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brianthegas
Jul 24, 2010
Help
I agree with the others that it looks normal for Elwoodii. They are a nice tree (for a conifer) but have the unfortunate habit of the branches starting to flop outwards because most of them come...
I agree with the others that it looks normal for Elwoodii. They are a nice tree (for a conifer) but have the unfortunate habit of the branches starting to flop outwards because most of them come from near ground level. This not only exposes the brown middle but can look untidy. It can...
I agree with the others that it looks normal for Elwoodii. They are a nice tree (for a conifer) but have the unfortunate habit of the branches starting to flop outwards because most of them come from near ground level. This not only exposes...
I agree with the others that it looks normal for Elwoodii. They are a nice tree (for a conifer) but have the unfortunate habit of the branches starting to flop outwards because most of them come...
NinaTW
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Jul 21, 2010
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709
shiney
Jul 23, 2010
Moles
i have 2 cats that catch moles. one got 6 in a year!!! maybe i should rent them out? :thumb:
i have 2 cats that catch moles. one got 6 in a year!!! maybe i should rent them out? :thumb:
i have 2 cats that catch moles. one got 6 in a year!!! maybe i should rent them out? :thumb:
i have 2 cats that catch moles. one got 6 in a year!!! maybe i should rent them out? :thumb:
jovi
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Jul 7, 2010
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13
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780
RandyRos
Jul 21, 2010
Problems with Flea Beetles
Ben the only other thing I can suggest is to get some small hole nylon netting & nett off your veg plants so that at least the flying insects cannot get to them, rubbing off any eggs first.....
Ben the only other thing I can suggest is to get some small hole nylon netting & nett off your veg plants so that at least the flying insects cannot get to them, rubbing off any eggs first.. Otherwise mix up my spray, spray on as fine a mist as you can when it is cool. Wait 48 hrs, if still...
Ben the only other thing I can suggest is to get some small hole nylon netting & nett off your veg plants so that at least the flying insects cannot get to them, rubbing off any eggs first.. Otherwise mix up my spray, spray on as fine a mist as...
Ben the only other thing I can suggest is to get some small hole nylon netting & nett off your veg plants so that at least the flying insects cannot get to them, rubbing off any eggs first.....
ben01
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Jul 9, 2010
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5,020
Marley Farley
Jul 20, 2010
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