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  1. BobTG
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    Solved What this creeping under the fence.

    Hi @Dropmore I think it's 'lily of the valley' (Convallaria majalis.) If happy with growing conditions, it can be quite invasive!
    Post by: BobTG, Apr 3, 2024 in forum: Identification Area
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    Mystery object.

    Only had a pea-shooter here, but I bet I had just as much fun! :biggrin:
    Post by: BobTG, Apr 3, 2024 in forum: Off-Topic Discussion
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    Mystery object.

    If they're 7 to 8mm in diameter (when fully wetted), then ammunition for a gel ball gun is very likely. All too common these days.
    Post by: BobTG, Apr 3, 2024 in forum: Off-Topic Discussion
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    Mystery object.

    Looks like gel ball gun ammo.. GelBall's - 10000 x 7-8mm in Blue Any kids playing in the general area?
    Post by: BobTG, Apr 3, 2024 in forum: Off-Topic Discussion
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    Elderberry Cultivars?

    There are several cultivars such as these: Elderberry plants - from RV Roger Ltd. but they are out of season at the moment, so unlikely to find...
    Post by: BobTG, Apr 3, 2024 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Solved Can anyone identify this orange flower?

    Difficult to see from the photo's but looks like Erysimum (wallflower.) There are lots of orange varieties. :smile:
    Post by: BobTG, Apr 1, 2024 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved DO you know this plant?

    Hi @Deesidequine The usual (and easy) way of pruning these, is to cut up to one fifth (20%) of the stems right back to the ground each year....
    Post by: BobTG, Apr 1, 2024 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved DO you know this plant?

    Judging by the growth habit, I would say it's a viburnum, possibly "viburnum bodnantense dawn"
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 31, 2024 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved What is this plant and why are the leaves (fronds) starting to die ?

    Looks like an amaryllis. It's a type of bulb. More about their care here: Growing and caring for amaryllis
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 31, 2024 in forum: Identification Area
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    Hybrid fruit tree

    PS, the most common one is St. Julian, which is derived from Prunus insititia which includes damsons..
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 23, 2024 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Hybrid fruit tree

    [ATTACH] I think the graft was higher, at the point where the flowering variety starts. It looks as if the rootstock produced a shoot which was...
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 23, 2024 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Solved Which of these is basil and oregano?

    I agree grey & black=basil, red=oregano.
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 21, 2024 in forum: Identification Area
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    Advice on trimming my tree

    Hi @Jonathorn Tricky, as cherries shouldn't be pruned until July/August, to avoid silver leaf disease entering. However, I would remove that lower...
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 20, 2024 in forum: Gardening Discussions
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    Dwarf Apple Tree problem

    Hi @Stooey89 These days, it's generally thought that wound paints and capping waxes aren't necessary and are likely to cause more harm than good....
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 20, 2024 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Hello another gardeners world refugee here

    Hi nut/Angie! I was BobTheGardener on GW, before my health deteriorated a couple of years ago when I stopped posting. I joined-up here a few years...
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 19, 2024 in forum: New Members Introduction
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    Hello - migrant from Gardeners World!

    Hi @fairygirl Yes, I remember - 'twas just before I went into hospital. Hope you are ok!
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 19, 2024 in forum: New Members Introduction
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    Hello - migrant from Gardeners World!

    Thanks @DiggersJo :smile:
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 19, 2024 in forum: New Members Introduction
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    Hello - migrant from Gardeners World!

    Hi @Obelix-Vendée Thanks for your well-wishes! I've had a pretty torrid time, but I am making the best of things.:smile: At least I managed...
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 19, 2024 in forum: New Members Introduction
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    Lemon Tree Problem

    I've used SB Plant Invigorator to control spider mites on an indoor (conservatory) crop of chillies in the past. it sort of glues them in place...
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 17, 2024 in forum: Trees
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    Hello - migrant from Gardeners World!

    Hi @Busy-Lizzie Yes, not one of the better things about forums but the price we pay for anonymity, I suppose. I do miss physical gardening and...
    Post by: BobTG, Mar 17, 2024 in forum: New Members Introduction
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