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WASPS !!!
As you can see lady i basically have no excuse at all, i hold my hand up to having a complete mental block on the jeep cleaning job, I simply can't bring myself to do it
As you can see lady i basically have no excuse at all, i hold my hand up to having a complete mental block on the jeep cleaning job, I simply can't bring myself to do it
As you can see lady i basically have no excuse at all, i hold my hand up to having a complete mental block on the jeep cleaning job, I simply can't bring myself to do it
As you can see lady i basically have no excuse at all, i hold my hand up to having a complete mental block on the jeep cleaning job, I simply can't bring myself to do it
Banana Man
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Jul 14, 2007
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accidentalgardener
Aug 3, 2007
How can I eradicate ants nests??
There was a thread about this on this topic site on 8/7/07. Scroll down and have a peek
There was a thread about this on this topic site on 8/7/07. Scroll down and have a peek
There was a thread about this on this topic site on 8/7/07. Scroll down and have a peek
There was a thread about this on this topic site on 8/7/07. Scroll down and have a peek
juemans
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Aug 2, 2007
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871
cajary
Aug 2, 2007
Conifer itch?
im a gardener ,theres a bloke at work who cant prune conifers as he comes up in a rash ,i think this is quite common!
im a gardener ,theres a bloke at work who cant prune conifers as he comes up in a rash ,i think this is quite common!
im a gardener ,theres a bloke at work who cant prune conifers as he comes up in a rash ,i think this is quite common!
im a gardener ,theres a bloke at work who cant prune conifers as he comes up in a rash ,i think this is quite common!
elainefiz
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Aug 1, 2007
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53,838
gerkin50
Aug 1, 2007
SNAILS
Make money from your snails!!! I saw this little item when googling and in view of all the GC members that have so many snails, I thought this was a useful idea."I was happily eating my oats...
Make money from your snails!!! I saw this little item when googling and in view of all the GC members that have so many snails, I thought this was a useful idea."I was happily eating my oats yesterday morning in front of the telly, when I almost choked. nothing wrong with my oats, nor with...
Make money from your snails!!! I saw this little item when googling and in view of all the GC members that have so many snails, I thought this was a useful idea."I was happily eating my oats yesterday morning in front of the telly, when I...
Make money from your snails!!! I saw this little item when googling and in view of all the GC members that have so many snails, I thought this was a useful idea."I was happily eating my oats...
sonic
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Jul 8, 2007
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1,137
jjordie
Jul 30, 2007
leek moth
I read that last year, thanks! thought more people would be affected by this problem?
I read that last year, thanks! thought more people would be affected by this problem?
I read that last year, thanks! thought more people would be affected by this problem?
I read that last year, thanks! thought more people would be affected by this problem?
Markr
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Jul 27, 2007
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2
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518
Markr
Jul 28, 2007
Vapourer Moth Caterpillar
thanks Hyla, I'll move it as it is making good progress through my geranium! Not quite sure what I want it too eat instead though? Perhaps it will accidently find it self at the other side o the...
thanks Hyla, I'll move it as it is making good progress through my geranium! Not quite sure what I want it too eat instead though? Perhaps it will accidently find it self at the other side o the neighbours wall :D
thanks Hyla, I'll move it as it is making good progress through my geranium! Not quite sure what I want it too eat instead though? Perhaps it will accidently find it self at the other side o the neighbours wall :D
thanks Hyla, I'll move it as it is making good progress through my geranium! Not quite sure what I want it too eat instead though? Perhaps it will accidently find it self at the other side o the...
elliegreenwellie
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Jul 26, 2007
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2
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1,078
elliegreenwellie
Jul 27, 2007
Ceanothus problems
I had a ceanothus that had die back this year too, I cut it out then later more died so I cut it right back and now it seems to be growing ok, mine was only 5ft high though and I used to trim it...
I had a ceanothus that had die back this year too, I cut it out then later more died so I cut it right back and now it seems to be growing ok, mine was only 5ft high though and I used to trim it after flowering in the spring every year to keep the same height. So fingers crossed it might grow...
I had a ceanothus that had die back this year too, I cut it out then later more died so I cut it right back and now it seems to be growing ok, mine was only 5ft high though and I used to trim it after flowering in the spring every year to keep...
I had a ceanothus that had die back this year too, I cut it out then later more died so I cut it right back and now it seems to be growing ok, mine was only 5ft high though and I used to trim it...
OogieBoogie
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Jul 25, 2007
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2,499
Tropical Oasis
Jul 26, 2007
Is this pittosporum dying?
Thanks Celia for taking the trouble to reply. No other ideas have been forthcoming so I'll enquire elsewhere. Perhaps a tree surgeon. A great shame if it has to be cut down as it's the main...
Thanks Celia for taking the trouble to reply. No other ideas have been forthcoming so I'll enquire elsewhere. Perhaps a tree surgeon. A great shame if it has to be cut down as it's the main feature in that part of the garden.It's surprising how these things creep up on you - I only really...
Thanks Celia for taking the trouble to reply. No other ideas have been forthcoming so I'll enquire elsewhere. Perhaps a tree surgeon. A great shame if it has to be cut down as it's the main feature in that part of the garden.It's surprising...
Thanks Celia for taking the trouble to reply. No other ideas have been forthcoming so I'll enquire elsewhere. Perhaps a tree surgeon. A great shame if it has to be cut down as it's the main...
RogerJ
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Jul 23, 2007
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2,704
RogerJ
Jul 26, 2007
Thin Iceberg
Thanks Celia & wiseoldowl, I'm glad it is alright, as you might have noticed I'm not a lover of gardening, I've hated it since I was a kid as I never got anything right now I've retired I...
Thanks Celia & wiseoldowl, I'm glad it is alright, as you might have noticed I'm not a lover of gardening, I've hated it since I was a kid as I never got anything right now I've retired I have the time to potter around and try things out......
Thanks Celia & wiseoldowl, I'm glad it is alright, as you might have noticed I'm not a lover of gardening, I've hated it since I was a kid as I never got anything right now I've retired I have the time to potter around and try things...
Thanks Celia & wiseoldowl, I'm glad it is alright, as you might have noticed I'm not a lover of gardening, I've hated it since I was a kid as I never got anything right now I've retired I...
Maurice1940
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Jul 25, 2007
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528
Maurice1940
Jul 26, 2007
Vine Weevil Horror
I planted 2 Actaea and 2 Filipendula in a border, the Actaea ended up with mildew and Filip with Vine Weevils - I was not a happy bunny! Anyway, I used the provado and removed any leaves, mulch ...
I planted 2 Actaea and 2 Filipendula in a border, the Actaea ended up with mildew and Filip with Vine Weevils - I was not a happy bunny! Anyway, I used the provado and removed any leaves, mulch etc. from around the base of the plant, seems to have done the trick. I like Geoff's idea of...
I planted 2 Actaea and 2 Filipendula in a border, the Actaea ended up with mildew and Filip with Vine Weevils - I was not a happy bunny! Anyway, I used the provado and removed any leaves, mulch etc. from around the base of the plant, seems to...
I planted 2 Actaea and 2 Filipendula in a border, the Actaea ended up with mildew and Filip with Vine Weevils - I was not a happy bunny! Anyway, I used the provado and removed any leaves, mulch ...
eddie
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Jul 23, 2007
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4
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1,167
OogieBoogie
Jul 26, 2007
I HATE SLUGS
Hope this works because I haven't posted a photo before. I was out in my polytunnel this morning and came across this little darling... and I have seen bigger ones in there. I left it on the...
Hope this works because I haven't posted a photo before. I was out in my polytunnel this morning and came across this little darling... and I have seen bigger ones in there. I left it on the bird table after taking its pic next to a �£1 coin. That was 1/2 an hour ago and none of the...
Hope this works because I haven't posted a photo before. I was out in my polytunnel this morning and came across this little darling... and I have seen bigger ones in there. I left it on the bird table after taking its pic next to a �£1...
Hope this works because I haven't posted a photo before. I was out in my polytunnel this morning and came across this little darling... and I have seen bigger ones in there. I left it on the...
shiney
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Jul 20, 2007
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Comber gardener
Jul 25, 2007
PLEASE, PLEASE, HELP
Hi Paul,I had the same problem with my Hosta's and also my Echinacea, I found that the slug pellets worked well. If you get the green waxy ones they will be safe around pets too!Hope it...
Hi Paul,I had the same problem with my Hosta's and also my Echinacea, I found that the slug pellets worked well. If you get the green waxy ones they will be safe around pets too!Hope it helps."Its a dog diggidy dog not a ball and a chain" :D
Hi Paul,I had the same problem with my Hosta's and also my Echinacea, I found that the slug pellets worked well. If you get the green waxy ones they will be safe around pets too!Hope it helps."Its a dog diggidy dog not a ball and a chain" :D
Hi Paul,I had the same problem with my Hosta's and also my Echinacea, I found that the slug pellets worked well. If you get the green waxy ones they will be safe around pets too!Hope it...
paul walker
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Jul 17, 2007
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11
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651
accidentalgardener
Jul 24, 2007
Black slugs ?
Hi ismeval the black slug(arion ater)is probably the least damaging of all the slugs an omnivorous species, eating carrion and dung as well as vegetable matter. It prefers rotting vegetation to...
Hi ismeval the black slug(arion ater)is probably the least damaging of all the slugs an omnivorous species, eating carrion and dung as well as vegetable matter. It prefers rotting vegetation to living plants and consequently rarely does much harm in the garden. Largely nocturnal, but large...
Hi ismeval the black slug(arion ater)is probably the least damaging of all the slugs an omnivorous species, eating carrion and dung as well as vegetable matter. It prefers rotting vegetation to living plants and consequently rarely does much harm...
Hi ismeval the black slug(arion ater)is probably the least damaging of all the slugs an omnivorous species, eating carrion and dung as well as vegetable matter. It prefers rotting vegetation to...
ismeval
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Jul 21, 2007
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1
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508
walnut
Jul 22, 2007
Problem with young vine.
Yes good idea.I will get my camera out tomorrow hopefully.Thanks Pete
Yes good idea.I will get my camera out tomorrow hopefully.Thanks Pete
Yes good idea.I will get my camera out tomorrow hopefully.Thanks Pete
Yes good idea.I will get my camera out tomorrow hopefully.Thanks Pete
Donovan
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Jul 20, 2007
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423
Donovan
Jul 20, 2007
More blight
I ventured out into the pouring rain this afternoon to have a look in the garden. I had a good look at the potaotoes and tomatoes which I planted in a portion of my neighbours' garden, and noticed...
I ventured out into the pouring rain this afternoon to have a look in the garden. I had a good look at the potaotoes and tomatoes which I planted in a portion of my neighbours' garden, and noticed some blight on both lots of plants which i hadn't seen before. I think it may be too far along to...
I ventured out into the pouring rain this afternoon to have a look in the garden. I had a good look at the potaotoes and tomatoes which I planted in a portion of my neighbours' garden, and noticed some blight on both lots of plants which i hadn't...
I ventured out into the pouring rain this afternoon to have a look in the garden. I had a good look at the potaotoes and tomatoes which I planted in a portion of my neighbours' garden, and noticed...
Liz
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Jul 20, 2007
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0
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510
Liz
Jul 20, 2007
Japanese Acer & Disease?
Tropical I agree with you entirely, and, monroe, when you`ve cut out all the affected parts spray the rest with a systemic fungicide every 10 days. David.
Tropical I agree with you entirely, and, monroe, when you`ve cut out all the affected parts spray the rest with a systemic fungicide every 10 days. David.
Tropical I agree with you entirely, and, monroe, when you`ve cut out all the affected parts spray the rest with a systemic fungicide every 10 days. David.
Tropical I agree with you entirely, and, monroe, when you`ve cut out all the affected parts spray the rest with a systemic fungicide every 10 days. David.
monroe
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Jul 15, 2007
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1,875
daitheplant
Jul 19, 2007
Browning Conifers
Hi mum4t. Is there a cat in the area? if there is it could be that it is " spraying " that is marking it`s territory. This causes the lower foliage of the tree to die. David.
Hi mum4t. Is there a cat in the area? if there is it could be that it is " spraying " that is marking it`s territory. This causes the lower foliage of the tree to die. David.
Hi mum4t. Is there a cat in the area? if there is it could be that it is " spraying " that is marking it`s territory. This causes the lower foliage of the tree to die. David.
Hi mum4t. Is there a cat in the area? if there is it could be that it is " spraying " that is marking it`s territory. This causes the lower foliage of the tree to die. David.
mum4t
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Jul 17, 2007
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1
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875
daitheplant
Jul 19, 2007
RED ANTS
Thanks Lisa. Obvious really, but too intelligent for me - I'll go look now.Kate
Thanks Lisa. Obvious really, but too intelligent for me - I'll go look now.Kate
Thanks Lisa. Obvious really, but too intelligent for me - I'll go look now.Kate
Thanks Lisa. Obvious really, but too intelligent for me - I'll go look now.Kate
Clematis
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Jul 13, 2007
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Clematis
Jul 17, 2007
has blight struck yet?
We had early blight this year on our potatoes, it started about 6 weeks ago on the earlies
now we all have it on every plot on the allotment, i planted 28lb of maincrop this year, there now...
We had early blight this year on our potatoes, it started about 6 weeks ago on the earlies
now we all have it on every plot on the allotment, i planted 28lb of maincrop this year, there now infected. did the spraying work, NO!
We had early blight this year on our potatoes, it started about 6 weeks ago on the earlies
now we all have it on every plot on the allotment, i planted 28lb of maincrop this year, there now infected. did the spraying work, NO!
We had early blight this year on our potatoes, it started about 6 weeks ago on the earlies
now we all have it on every plot on the allotment, i planted 28lb of maincrop this year, there now...
ruffmeister
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Jul 10, 2007
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6
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508
Markr
Jul 13, 2007
Slugs
I found this on another gardening forum, just wondering whether or not anybody has tried this method before, and if they have was it a good way of getting rid of slugsThe old idea of making slug...
I found this on another gardening forum, just wondering whether or not anybody has tried this method before, and if they have was it a good way of getting rid of slugsThe old idea of making slug traps with beer is very effective but can be expensive as the beer either gets rained out or dries...
I found this on another gardening forum, just wondering whether or not anybody has tried this method before, and if they have was it a good way of getting rid of slugsThe old idea of making slug traps with beer is very effective but can be...
I found this on another gardening forum, just wondering whether or not anybody has tried this method before, and if they have was it a good way of getting rid of slugsThe old idea of making slug...
Matthew 1990
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Jul 8, 2007
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839
Matthew 1990
Jul 10, 2007
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