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Good Evening FORKERS

Posted: 07/04/2013 at 19:33
Well done zoomer.
Once I get started I won't stop....hopefully next week. So much to do.....summer veg sowing, ESP
Lettuce to go out, shallots in, peas growing. Always a slight sense of panic in April when so much still to do

Heucheras

Posted: 07/04/2013 at 19:28
Lyn, ??ou pinched my own words.
Scotkat I have several varieties. ..some better than others. Heucheras can be temperamental and fussy. You may have t o try different spots for them til you get it tight. But lovely plants

No private club

Posted: 07/04/2013 at 19:25
Let's get back to gsrdening matters....that's what we're good at

Plant identification

Posted: 07/04/2013 at 18:41
Can you give fuller description floyd?
Check out helxine.
It's not good time to use glyphosate right now. It's hormone based meaning the plant needs to be growing strongly with new growth. Glyphosate can be used when temps rise bit more

Welcome to the problem solving forum

Posted: 07/04/2013 at 16:43
Hiya novice13
When you planted did you water it in?
Have you watered it since?
For me, I would water any plant well on planting and then leave well alone at the moment. New leaves are very good sign that all is well.
Semi shaded position is good too

Bee spotting

Posted: 07/04/2013 at 16:01
We've had quite a few bees lately.
Nice comprehensive info Bob

Our own A to Z of our Gardening

Posted: 07/04/2013 at 15:28
Can I go for agastache, astrantia, astilbe and actea? Love all of em

Let's find out who gave me the Lurgy

Posted: 07/04/2013 at 15:13
Look, I've had this lurgy for few days now. Didn't ask for it. Someone gave it to me but who? Dove had it but now...hey presto! she's better. Suspect number one? I'm not paranoid but someone needs to take responsibility........ It's had a big effect on my lack of gardening lately so it's serious

MORNING FORKERS

Posted: 07/04/2013 at 14:31
Hey Fairygirl,
Joining the hellebore club.
Remember the better you prepare the hole the better your plant will be

Bamboo taking over the world.... Okay, garden.

Posted: 07/04/2013 at 08:28
Jatnikapyar, it was supposed to be a secret. Not getting my knighthood till next month. Apparently there is a possibility of a mix up.that,someone else,is meant to receive that honour but,I think I deserve it for my modesty.
I think you are sensible enough to,check your bamboos etc so I can't see a problem for you.
I actually like bamboos for reasons you do....their movement,,sound, bird habitat
Morning jatnikapyar

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best foliage perennial plant for the garden

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It's made my day......

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The very best variegated herbaceous n perennial plants....and do you like em?

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