Corylus avellana contorta

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by The Nut, Sep 21, 2008.

  1. daitheplant

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    It doesn`t ONLY come from herbivores. It`s also a byproduct of landfill sites, as well.:thumb:
     
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    well we dont have landfill oop north cos were too tite to part with owt
     
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    So, you got rubbish mountains, have you? A bit like the sugar mountains and butter mountains of the seventies.
     
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    well do I feed it and what with ...... :)
    gawd u cant get the experts these Dais
     
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    My interest in this thread was that a few days ago, I dug one of these things up and chopped it up, because it was offending our gravel garden layout. I have replaced it with a rather nice miniature standard rose.:lollol:
    stony
     
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    ooops meant to go on and say how big was it? and why did u murder it ?
     
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    Nut, I'd give it a feed now, its got time to make a bit of root growth before it becomes dormant during the winter (you know all its leaves fall off don't you?)
     
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    Nut, if you are repotting it in general purpose compost, you don`t need to feed it.:cool::thmb:
     
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    thank u guys :) ill leave ya in peace for now :)
     
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    For some reason, I feel absolutely shattered.
     
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    You said you were going.:flag:
     
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    and i never sed i was going I sed id leave u in peace...
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    .. i didnt say how long for tho did i :)
     
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