flowering rose

Latest posts by flowering rose

121 to 130 of 880

Cucumbers

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 20:20

don't forget to pollinate them and take off the male flowers.

small rant coming forth,I was walking the dogs through a wooded valley with a stream running along side leading to an open area of open grass leading to the river.This is a place of wild life and beauty spoilt by dirty humans dumping litter,beds,chairs,litter of all sorts,plastics,bikes etc,detritus of humans worse than anything an animal could do.This was a place some 30 years ago was were you could walk with out seeing litter every inch of the way.The people who live here dump things over their fences (including plastic windows)yet they have a lovely out look that they and others just don't care about grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

woodash

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 20:09

I use it on the veg garden,good stuff.

What to grow on a one acre site?

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 20:06

If I had two acres,I would have a fruit orchard,grow veg of allsorts,fruit bushes,and I would forget about the Christmas trees....

Small tree for front garden

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 20:02

I am glad you are going to turf your front garden ,so many gardens are dull with gravel or brick.I have seen here in a small front garden a grass lawn with a circle bed with a variegated holly with berries and small flower borders surrounding .It looks lovely and refreshing,the holly is cut in a ball shape.

MORNING FORKERS

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 19:53

been planting on the verge primroses of all colours (not the wild ones)hoping spring is not to far away.

Sad Cyclamen

Posted: 17/03/2013 at 10:25

these plants like cold cool room ,they have to have water each day as well as misting,on the whole they hate central heating and don't over water either.little and often.not an ideal plant for indoors,that's why they flower outside in winter.

Fear of messing with old roses

Posted: 17/03/2013 at 10:22

hi,I have roses which my mum had in her garden over 20years ago.The one you have in the photo I have and have just recently taken more cuttings (which are doing well)and others which I have taken cuttings and still growing on.The original ones after a good many years became ragged so I took cuttings to carry on the line and I have got plants and roses my mother had and given also.Its rather nice to have a living memory of her still growing on.

inherited plants

Posted: 17/03/2013 at 10:03

The mould is where it has been over watered in a cold damp place and you will need to remove it and let the plant dry out and then plant but it might have got a hold and started to rot the plant.