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dead turk ok?
Chriz ,It is very difficult to kill grass,so go for it quickly,it will look awfull for a week or so,feed it with a liquid feed a few times Phostrogen or Miraclegrow and make sure it does not dry...
Chriz ,It is very difficult to kill grass,so go for it quickly,it will look awfull for a week or so,feed it with a liquid feed a few times Phostrogen or Miraclegrow and make sure it does not dry out.......Good luck :gnthb:.
Chriz ,It is very difficult to kill grass,so go for it quickly,it will look awfull for a week or so,feed it with a liquid feed a few times Phostrogen or Miraclegrow and make sure it does not dry out.......Good luck :gnthb:.
Chriz ,It is very difficult to kill grass,so go for it quickly,it will look awfull for a week or so,feed it with a liquid feed a few times Phostrogen or Miraclegrow and make sure it does not dry...
chriz1
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Mar 29, 2010
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roders
Mar 30, 2010
My Garden Pests!
How interesting. And great to hear of something that works!
How interesting. And great to hear of something that works!
How interesting. And great to hear of something that works!
How interesting. And great to hear of something that works!
Vince
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Mar 21, 2010
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Hartley Botanic
Mar 27, 2010
I think my Acer has died - can I save it?
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Frizzy1
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Mar 25, 2010
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whis4ey
Mar 27, 2010
Is my Ceanothus dying?
Hi Cool4Cats .Most Ceanothus are Evergreen and only require pruning to keep them in shape. The best time to prune them is soon after flowering. Ceanothus will not produce shoots from old wood so...
Hi Cool4Cats .Most Ceanothus are Evergreen and only require pruning to keep them in shape. The best time to prune them is soon after flowering. Ceanothus will not produce shoots from old wood so never prune back to old wood. music.
Hi Cool4Cats .Most Ceanothus are Evergreen and only require pruning to keep them in shape. The best time to prune them is soon after flowering. Ceanothus will not produce shoots from old wood so never prune back to old wood. music.
Hi Cool4Cats .Most Ceanothus are Evergreen and only require pruning to keep them in shape. The best time to prune them is soon after flowering. Ceanothus will not produce shoots from old wood so...
cool4cats
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Mar 22, 2010
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music
Mar 23, 2010
Danger! Whitefly!
Hehe! Things are never that bad, step away from the options involving fire...! :skp::wink:
Hehe! Things are never that bad, step away from the options involving fire...! :skp::wink:
Hehe! Things are never that bad, step away from the options involving fire...! :skp::wink:
Hehe! Things are never that bad, step away from the options involving fire...! :skp::wink:
Slatta
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Mar 15, 2010
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Hartley Botanic
Mar 20, 2010
Moss attack
Moss likes the damp and shade. So if you've both, I guess you'll always have problems. Your best and cheapest option in the long term might be to re-turf it and then begin a programme of regular...
Moss likes the damp and shade. So if you've both, I guess you'll always have problems. Your best and cheapest option in the long term might be to re-turf it and then begin a programme of regular maintenance to control it, once it's got a hold it's hard to shift. In my garden I replaced a long...
Moss likes the damp and shade. So if you've both, I guess you'll always have problems. Your best and cheapest option in the long term might be to re-turf it and then begin a programme of regular maintenance to control it, once it's got a hold...
Moss likes the damp and shade. So if you've both, I guess you'll always have problems. Your best and cheapest option in the long term might be to re-turf it and then begin a programme of regular...
rogerp1970
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Mar 20, 2010
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Doghouse Riley
Mar 20, 2010
Help please ! Dying privet hedge
Cut down the plum and get the roots ground out - a bit expensive. Get rid of what you can and dont be tempted to either keeping it for the insects/birds or using it as mulch.Make sure you keep...
Cut down the plum and get the roots ground out - a bit expensive. Get rid of what you can and dont be tempted to either keeping it for the insects/birds or using it as mulch.Make sure you keep all your other plants healthy and well fed and always clear away and dispose of tree and shrub...
Cut down the plum and get the roots ground out - a bit expensive. Get rid of what you can and dont be tempted to either keeping it for the insects/birds or using it as mulch.Make sure you keep all your other plants healthy and well fed and...
Cut down the plum and get the roots ground out - a bit expensive. Get rid of what you can and dont be tempted to either keeping it for the insects/birds or using it as mulch.Make sure you keep...
charlesa
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Apr 21, 2009
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has bean counter
Mar 12, 2010
Black dots on leaves
Weirdly I was just looking at this on this link:
Weirdly I was just looking at this on this link:
Weirdly I was just looking at this on this link:
Weirdly I was just looking at this on this link:
Anita67
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Nov 8, 2009
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Hartley Botanic
Mar 8, 2010
Dracaena Marginata dying?
Take the pot out of the pot holder and let the poor thing drain off.:gnthb:
Take the pot out of the pot holder and let the poor thing drain off.:gnthb:
Take the pot out of the pot holder and let the poor thing drain off.:gnthb:
Take the pot out of the pot holder and let the poor thing drain off.:gnthb:
Green Arrow
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Jan 7, 2010
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daitheplant
Mar 3, 2010
Brown leaf edges in rubber plant
Bacterial leaf spot? Though it does look more like scorch, hmm. Sounds a bit out there, but any chance it could be a mineral problem? Boron deficiency?
Bacterial leaf spot? Though it does look more like scorch, hmm. Sounds a bit out there, but any chance it could be a mineral problem? Boron deficiency?
Bacterial leaf spot? Though it does look more like scorch, hmm. Sounds a bit out there, but any chance it could be a mineral problem? Boron deficiency?
Bacterial leaf spot? Though it does look more like scorch, hmm. Sounds a bit out there, but any chance it could be a mineral problem? Boron deficiency?
jbergasa
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Oct 31, 2009
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Hartley Botanic
Feb 25, 2010
Wild rabbit deterrents
would love to give you a hand with those pesky bunny's if you interested geoff:thmb:
would love to give you a hand with those pesky bunny's if you interested geoff:thmb:
would love to give you a hand with those pesky bunny's if you interested geoff:thmb:
would love to give you a hand with those pesky bunny's if you interested geoff:thmb:
clueless1
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Oct 24, 2009
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bi9johnny
Feb 10, 2010
Sago Palm - Dead?
Yes a bit tricky this, how cold has it got?They can also go yellow at low temperatures, but usually minus ones. My money would be on what Marley says, its roots are rotting, or it could possibly...
Yes a bit tricky this, how cold has it got?They can also go yellow at low temperatures, but usually minus ones. My money would be on what Marley says, its roots are rotting, or it could possibly be vine weevil.They have a habit of coming back from what appears to be a dead state, so dont...
Yes a bit tricky this, how cold has it got?They can also go yellow at low temperatures, but usually minus ones. My money would be on what Marley says, its roots are rotting, or it could possibly be vine weevil.They have a habit of coming...
Yes a bit tricky this, how cold has it got?They can also go yellow at low temperatures, but usually minus ones. My money would be on what Marley says, its roots are rotting, or it could possibly...
GAZ_XB9R
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Feb 5, 2010
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pete
Feb 6, 2010
Derris alternative for plum sawfly?
Not a problem, hope it's of some use.I should probably look into getting a newer book...! :o
Not a problem, hope it's of some use.I should probably look into getting a newer book...! :o
Not a problem, hope it's of some use.I should probably look into getting a newer book...! :o
Not a problem, hope it's of some use.I should probably look into getting a newer book...! :o
wiseone
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Jan 31, 2010
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Hartley Botanic
Feb 1, 2010
Seedlings dying - greyish midlew?
Hello Freedomspark. In winter an unheated greenhouse can be very damp and that is probably the cause of your problem. The grey mould sounds like botritis to me and yes, it is likely to be fatal to...
Hello Freedomspark. In winter an unheated greenhouse can be very damp and that is probably the cause of your problem. The grey mould sounds like botritis to me and yes, it is likely to be fatal to seedlings. What a shame. I think you can but something to spray them with. You can have a Google...
Hello Freedomspark. In winter an unheated greenhouse can be very damp and that is probably the cause of your problem. The grey mould sounds like botritis to me and yes, it is likely to be fatal to seedlings. What a shame. I think you can but...
Hello Freedomspark. In winter an unheated greenhouse can be very damp and that is probably the cause of your problem. The grey mould sounds like botritis to me and yes, it is likely to be fatal to...
Freedom_Spark
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Jan 22, 2010
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Alice
Jan 22, 2010
Has my fushia died?
Sadly there is much less chance of it surviving if it was in a pot outside than if it was planted in a border. Even 'hardy' varieties can be killed if the root is thoroughly frozen
Sadly there is much less chance of it surviving if it was in a pot outside than if it was planted in a border. Even 'hardy' varieties can be killed if the root is thoroughly frozen
Sadly there is much less chance of it surviving if it was in a pot outside than if it was planted in a border. Even 'hardy' varieties can be killed if the root is thoroughly frozen
Sadly there is much less chance of it surviving if it was in a pot outside than if it was planted in a border. Even 'hardy' varieties can be killed if the root is thoroughly frozen
helenhicks
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Jan 17, 2010
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Lovage
Jan 18, 2010
Netting and Pests
s@**t i have a twelve pound credit note from them oh well did you try LBS there good too
s@**t i have a twelve pound credit note from them oh well did you try LBS there good too
s@**t i have a twelve pound credit note from them oh well did you try LBS there good too
s@**t i have a twelve pound credit note from them oh well did you try LBS there good too
Mary Green Fingers
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Jan 8, 2010
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theplantman
Jan 15, 2010
snails and frost
A really hard winter thins out a lot of pests MisterRoy - hopefully your snails among them.
A really hard winter thins out a lot of pests MisterRoy - hopefully your snails among them.
A really hard winter thins out a lot of pests MisterRoy - hopefully your snails among them.
A really hard winter thins out a lot of pests MisterRoy - hopefully your snails among them.
misterroy
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Jan 7, 2010
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Alice
Jan 8, 2010
Moles
thats a good idea steve! ive heard moles have a good sense of smell
thats a good idea steve! ive heard moles have a good sense of smell
thats a good idea steve! ive heard moles have a good sense of smell
thats a good idea steve! ive heard moles have a good sense of smell
visionwf
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Dec 10, 2009
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RandyRos
Dec 22, 2009
Red Palm Weevil Disease
I just wondered whether the Date growing area of Iran/ Iraq /Tunisia and other countries there have had their palms wiped out.
I just wondered whether the Date growing area of Iran/ Iraq /Tunisia and other countries there have had their palms wiped out.
I just wondered whether the Date growing area of Iran/ Iraq /Tunisia and other countries there have had their palms wiped out.
I just wondered whether the Date growing area of Iran/ Iraq /Tunisia and other countries there have had their palms wiped out.
Victoria
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Dec 14, 2009
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strongylodon
Dec 15, 2009
Moss
Could be mind your own business ( soleirolia Soleirolii ) Visionwf..
Could be mind your own business ( soleirolia Soleirolii ) Visionwf..
Could be mind your own business ( soleirolia Soleirolii ) Visionwf..
Could be mind your own business ( soleirolia Soleirolii ) Visionwf..
visionwf
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Dec 10, 2009
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684
youngdaisydee
Dec 11, 2009
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