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Time for a make-over
what about another Eucomis? Zambesiaca is white flowered and coconut scented apparently. I thought I had it, but it turned out to be a purple leaf form, and the other white one I have is not...
what about another Eucomis? Zambesiaca is white flowered and coconut scented apparently. I thought I had it, but it turned out to be a purple leaf form, and the other white one I have is not coconutty. Gardenias are a good call.
what about another Eucomis? Zambesiaca is white flowered and coconut scented apparently. I thought I had it, but it turned out to be a purple leaf form, and the other white one I have is not coconutty. Gardenias are a good call.
what about another Eucomis? Zambesiaca is white flowered and coconut scented apparently. I thought I had it, but it turned out to be a purple leaf form, and the other white one I have is not...
noisette47
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May 26, 2020
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CarolineL
Jun 5, 2020
Orange tree - Rust leaf disease ?
Blimey, that link is the stuff of nightmares!
I woudn't worry unduly, Just take off the affected leaves and make sure you feed the tree well. Citrus are greedy feeders. AFAIK there are no longer...
Blimey, that link is the stuff of nightmares!
I woudn't worry unduly, Just take off the affected leaves and make sure you feed the tree well. Citrus are greedy feeders. AFAIK there are no longer any effective fungicidal treatments available, although Bordeaux mixture is better than nothing,...
Blimey, that link is the stuff of nightmares!
I woudn't worry unduly, Just take off the affected leaves and make sure you feed the tree well. Citrus are greedy feeders. AFAIK there are no longer any effective fungicidal treatments available,...
Blimey, that link is the stuff of nightmares!
I woudn't worry unduly, Just take off the affected leaves and make sure you feed the tree well. Citrus are greedy feeders. AFAIK there are no longer...
Borischelski
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Jun 5, 2020
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noisette47
Jun 5, 2020
Cordyline possible pest advice
Personally I dont think it has much of a future in a pot, they are ok for a couple of years but get totally potbound go yellow and dont really thrive.
Personally I dont think it has much of a future in a pot, they are ok for a couple of years but get totally potbound go yellow and dont really thrive.
Personally I dont think it has much of a future in a pot, they are ok for a couple of years but get totally potbound go yellow and dont really thrive.
Personally I dont think it has much of a future in a pot, they are ok for a couple of years but get totally potbound go yellow and dont really thrive.
Steven Collis
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May 27, 2020
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pete
May 27, 2020
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A Few Unusual Ones
I have bought from this Seller along with a couple of others from Spain and Portugal ...Tecoma Stans,plant | eBay
I have bought from this Seller along with a couple of others from Spain and Portugal ...Tecoma Stans,plant | eBay
I have bought from this Seller along with a couple of others from Spain and Portugal ...Tecoma Stans,plant | eBay
I have bought from this Seller along with a couple of others from Spain and Portugal ...Tecoma Stans,plant | eBay
Victoria
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May 25, 2020
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Victoria
May 26, 2020
Pennisetum Setaceum Fireworks Grass
@Kelly Wamsler If it's been such a short time I'd take it back and get a replacement or money back.
@Kelly Wamsler If it's been such a short time I'd take it back and get a replacement or money back.
@Kelly Wamsler If it's been such a short time I'd take it back and get a replacement or money back.
@Kelly Wamsler If it's been such a short time I'd take it back and get a replacement or money back.
Paul1981
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May 14, 2020
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NigelJ
May 17, 2020
When to plant a Phoenix Canariensis in the ground
ThanksYes, it suffers some wind burn as its near the border between 2 houses and the winter gales blow between. And yes its near zero perhaps max of an hour when the sun goes past between the...
ThanksYes, it suffers some wind burn as its near the border between 2 houses and the winter gales blow between. And yes its near zero perhaps max of an hour when the sun goes past between the houses in mid winter..
ThanksYes, it suffers some wind burn as its near the border between 2 houses and the winter gales blow between. And yes its near zero perhaps max of an hour when the sun goes past between the houses in mid winter..
ThanksYes, it suffers some wind burn as its near the border between 2 houses and the winter gales blow between. And yes its near zero perhaps max of an hour when the sun goes past between the...
welshone
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Apr 7, 2020
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welshone
Apr 12, 2020
Aeschynanthus radicans
Yes looking it up it says humid, and apparently an epiphyite, a member of the gesneriace, most of which like a bit of shade.I managed to kill a columnea last summer by giving too much sun.
Yes looking it up it says humid, and apparently an epiphyite, a member of the gesneriace, most of which like a bit of shade.I managed to kill a columnea last summer by giving too much sun.
Yes looking it up it says humid, and apparently an epiphyite, a member of the gesneriace, most of which like a bit of shade.I managed to kill a columnea last summer by giving too much sun.
Yes looking it up it says humid, and apparently an epiphyite, a member of the gesneriace, most of which like a bit of shade.I managed to kill a columnea last summer by giving too much sun.
Victoria
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Apr 11, 2020
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pete
Apr 11, 2020
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Carnivorous plants
I think I have some seeds sprouted. Unfortunately I thought the whole lot was a waste of my time after months of nothing but moss and I put the trays with soil blocks (4 each) outside to let them...
I think I have some seeds sprouted. Unfortunately I thought the whole lot was a waste of my time after months of nothing but moss and I put the trays with soil blocks (4 each) outside to let them freeze overnight tonight to kill off the moss and allow me to re use the soil. Well there's...
I think I have some seeds sprouted. Unfortunately I thought the whole lot was a waste of my time after months of nothing but moss and I put the trays with soil blocks (4 each) outside to let them freeze overnight tonight to kill off the moss and...
I think I have some seeds sprouted. Unfortunately I thought the whole lot was a waste of my time after months of nothing but moss and I put the trays with soil blocks (4 each) outside to let them...
JWK
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May 28, 2018
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CanadianLori
Apr 8, 2020
Avocado pruning? a little scared to cut it.
Sorry, I don't know the answer, but my Mother grew one from a stone when I was a kid, and it grew very tall without side branches and in the end she made it into a walking stick!
Sorry, I don't know the answer, but my Mother grew one from a stone when I was a kid, and it grew very tall without side branches and in the end she made it into a walking stick!
Sorry, I don't know the answer, but my Mother grew one from a stone when I was a kid, and it grew very tall without side branches and in the end she made it into a walking stick!
Sorry, I don't know the answer, but my Mother grew one from a stone when I was a kid, and it grew very tall without side branches and in the end she made it into a walking stick!
PhilC
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Apr 4, 2020
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Kristen
Apr 5, 2020
baccharis genistelloides
All I know about it is that it is not hardy in this country. It may just survive a light frost if it is very sheltered but prefers temperatures no lower than 5C and preferably above 10C.
All I know about it is that it is not hardy in this country. It may just survive a light frost if it is very sheltered but prefers temperatures no lower than 5C and preferably above 10C.
All I know about it is that it is not hardy in this country. It may just survive a light frost if it is very sheltered but prefers temperatures no lower than 5C and preferably above 10C.
All I know about it is that it is not hardy in this country. It may just survive a light frost if it is very sheltered but prefers temperatures no lower than 5C and preferably above 10C.
Kon
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Mar 20, 2020
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shiney
Mar 20, 2020
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Tenerife flora
Lovely pictures Strongy - thanks.
Lovely pictures Strongy - thanks.
Lovely pictures Strongy - thanks.
Lovely pictures Strongy - thanks.
strongylodon
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Feb 8, 2020
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757
PeterS
Feb 27, 2020
buying Seeds for tropical plants?
Another advantage of buying seeds from overseas companies is that it makes the range of seeds available absolutely huge. And they are pretty cheap to post.
Another advantage of buying seeds from overseas companies is that it makes the range of seeds available absolutely huge. And they are pretty cheap to post.
Another advantage of buying seeds from overseas companies is that it makes the range of seeds available absolutely huge. And they are pretty cheap to post.
Another advantage of buying seeds from overseas companies is that it makes the range of seeds available absolutely huge. And they are pretty cheap to post.
Purple Streaks
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May 3, 2019
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PeterS
Jan 12, 2020
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What's looking exotic in 2019
Exotic plants in the local area taken today.
Exotic plants in the local area taken today.
Exotic plants in the local area taken today.
Exotic plants in the local area taken today.
PeterS
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Jan 20, 2019
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stephenprudence
Nov 13, 2019
Musella lasciocarpa and Cycas revoluta protection
Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you!
MAJ
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Oct 17, 2019
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MAJ
Oct 24, 2019
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Conservatory odds and ends.
Thanks, both They've defeated me up to now, whatever method I tried, but will have another go.
Thanks, both They've defeated me up to now, whatever method I tried, but will have another go.
Thanks, both They've defeated me up to now, whatever method I tried, but will have another go.
Thanks, both They've defeated me up to now, whatever method I tried, but will have another go.
strongylodon
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Sep 9, 2019
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785
noisette47
Oct 14, 2019
Mimosa problems. Need urgent help.
Pete, you are right. I didn't spot the problem on the tree when I was buying it. I noticed Acacias dealbata in buds a month ago when I went to that nursary specially to buy a climbing hidrangea. I...
Pete, you are right. I didn't spot the problem on the tree when I was buying it. I noticed Acacias dealbata in buds a month ago when I went to that nursary specially to buy a climbing hidrangea. I just could not forget Acacias. I already had one but not in buds. So I came again with the...
Pete, you are right. I didn't spot the problem on the tree when I was buying it. I noticed Acacias dealbata in buds a month ago when I went to that nursary specially to buy a climbing hidrangea. I just could not forget Acacias. I already had one...
Pete, you are right. I didn't spot the problem on the tree when I was buying it. I noticed Acacias dealbata in buds a month ago when I went to that nursary specially to buy a climbing hidrangea. I...
Black Orchid
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Oct 5, 2019
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Black Orchid
Oct 14, 2019
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German Grapefruit
I grew one many years ago from seed and did my usual winter covering but with no heat, it survived every winter but never fruited. Eventually I had to get rid of it due to building work.
I grew one many years ago from seed and did my usual winter covering but with no heat, it survived every winter but never fruited. Eventually I had to get rid of it due to building work.
I grew one many years ago from seed and did my usual winter covering but with no heat, it survived every winter but never fruited. Eventually I had to get rid of it due to building work.
I grew one many years ago from seed and did my usual winter covering but with no heat, it survived every winter but never fruited. Eventually I had to get rid of it due to building work.
NigelJ
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Oct 6, 2019
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pete
Oct 6, 2019
Mango and Papaya
Update on my mango plant(s) As you can see (apart from my eclectic litter of “stuff” on the work surface), the leaves have indeed toughened up. Leffe bottle included for scale.
Update on my mango plant(s) As you can see (apart from my eclectic litter of “stuff” on the work surface), the leaves have indeed toughened up. Leffe bottle included for scale.
Update on my mango plant(s) As you can see (apart from my eclectic litter of “stuff” on the work surface), the leaves have indeed toughened up. Leffe bottle included for scale.
Update on my mango plant(s) As you can see (apart from my eclectic litter of “stuff” on the work surface), the leaves have indeed toughened up. Leffe bottle included for scale.
sal73
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Dec 26, 2011
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Sian in Belgium
Sep 13, 2019
Banana Plant
Got a sneaking suspicion your banana is coming into flower.
Got a sneaking suspicion your banana is coming into flower.
Got a sneaking suspicion your banana is coming into flower.
Got a sneaking suspicion your banana is coming into flower.
Andy Chapman
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Sep 7, 2019
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pete
Sep 7, 2019
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Puya
Have this in virtually every pot ... if it is not Oxalis, it is Jacaranda seedlings, dozens of them, one reason for hainge one cut down!
Have this in virtually every pot ... if it is not Oxalis, it is Jacaranda seedlings, dozens of them, one reason for hainge one cut down!
Have this in virtually every pot ... if it is not Oxalis, it is Jacaranda seedlings, dozens of them, one reason for hainge one cut down!
Have this in virtually every pot ... if it is not Oxalis, it is Jacaranda seedlings, dozens of them, one reason for hainge one cut down!
longk
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Jan 8, 2016
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Victoria
Aug 17, 2019
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