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Latest posts by nutcutlet

mound lawns

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 16:15

How big is this going to be EQ?

March in your Garden

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 15:49

Excellent job Dave. 

mound lawns

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 15:46

Hello EvergreenQueen

Lovely idea. It crossed my mind but I was put off by all the earth moving required. I'd have turfed, any rain could have washed the seed to the bottom before it germinated.

MORNING FORKERS

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 14:14

Surround for a preformed pond

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 09:26

Lyon's point is important. It could crack if it's forced out of shape by not being supported. Putting slabs round could make that worse.

Van Meuwen

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 09:14

First and last time of doing that Brumbull. Don't really do GCs. More nurseries and mail order seeds but it came through on an email and I made the error.

Van Meuwen

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 08:59

I didn't get poor quality plants, I got no plants.

I did a pre order of hardy fuchsia plugs from the garden centre group. 

On the day I got 2 emails and a phone call i went to collect but they weren't there. I was found another collection as a substitute. 'Are they hardy?' I asked. Oh yes was the answer. I was very doubtful but came home and looked them up. Of course they weren't. Got my money back but 2 trips for no plants  

MORNING FORKERS

Posted: 19/03/2013 at 08:55

Morning all

garden group meeting this morning, checked the babies already, all thriving. Crawl around painting the skirting boards and door frame in the spare room this pm. I can see the temperatures rising by the weekend and I want that decorating finished by then

In the Green

Posted: 18/03/2013 at 22:13

Snowdrop bulbs may not be dormant til June but the leaves are brown and can go. They start stirring in early autumn but don't show above ground so early

Creating a wildflower garden

Posted: 18/03/2013 at 21:55

I don't think harebells need a chill. 

If the cowslips don't germinate this spring they will next, just sow them. If you cover them with grit they won't get all that algae/liverwort (or whatever it is) growing on top if it takes a long time.

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The map

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Toms in the cold GH

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wild cherry, what's up with it

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moderator

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Aquilegia discolor

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When will I learn?

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Does anyone recognise this

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What have I got here?

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iris unguicularis

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seed swap mark 2

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good effect of a wet summer

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Aldi garden stuff

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daffs gone blind

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Can't garden so reading the books

Paeonia 'Late Windflower' 
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