Apples with cracking forum threads by gardenersworld.com

Keywords:
Sort by:

1 to 10 of 20 results

Threads

Replies

Views

Latest Post

Talkback: How to damp down your greenhouse

I really like this site it is so informative!! It's gardening in a nutshell for dummies like me! thankyou Great Idea. I HAVE ANTS COMMING UP THROUGH THE SLABS ON MY GREENHOUSE HOW CAN I STOP THEM Try spraying Apple Cider Vinegar into the cracks by myself

10/04/2012 21:25:15

by burhinus

Talkback: Rotten apples

as I crack some for him, he brings me the cones so we can share. I had lots of windfall apples this year.They were gathered up and prepared by removing all the damaged area. Then peeled and sliced. They were stewed with sugar, and popped by Del Richards

28/11/2011 18:30:26

by ronshep

misletoe

on the radio the other day and the Woodland Trust were talking about trying to spread mistletoe. You have to mash it up with some of your saliva (to simulate birds digesting it) andthe rub it into cracks in the bark. I'm afraid I can;t remember which trees by cedric blackwell

21/12/2012 10:41:01

by santa moniker

Front and back Garden design help/advice needed please.

of last summer as we wanted a blank canvas to work from. We were wondering if you guys could give us some inspiration for either the front or back garden as we will be cracking on with it when the weather improves slightly but please bear in mind I am by davielovesgravy

110

25/02/2013 13:25:55

by davielovesgravy

Protecting container plants in Winter

's gone to one big paragraph. Oh forgot:Pot8: very large pot of tulips with wallflowers on top.And soon to have: pot 9: apple tree (falstaff). Much apprec Hey, I've got a "hot thread" from blathering on all by myself! From my experience only by Supernoodle

06/11/2012 22:02:46

by Dovefromabove

unwanted willow tree

wildlife-friendly such as a crab apple in its place. Does anyone know how I can get rid of it organically? I don't mind leaving a stump but don't want it to re-grow and I don't use any harmful chemicals in my garden. I tried giving it a severe haircut by raggedrobin

169

09/02/2013 07:04:43

by Dovefromabove

wildlife in the city

. Sadly things change flowering rose. I grew up in the sixties, in a house which backed onto a field and post war allotments. There was a huge derelict pig farm and vicarage with orchard. I recall being woken at the crack of dawn to the sound of birds by flowering rose

20/12/2012 23:36:58

by Norm2

Can anybody identify these?

of problems with getting into the property . Where we used to live our nextdoor family got the roots of a tree coming through into the lounge . . outside the path had cracked , they thought nothing of it , thought it was just deteriating that was until a by DesignerStu

326

15/05/2013 23:12:44

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: Growing trees in pots

, 5 different acers (varying sizes, 3 viburnums, 3 wisteria, an olive europaea, 2 grape vines, and 3 different palms. All living happily in pots. Have just got around to putting the apple(I think bought with no label!) tree in the ground and it has by Ikman

288

28/11/2011 18:31:52

by Astons

Talkback: Plants for shade

I completely agree with the comments about Jack Frost. I myself planted one last year at the foot of my ancient apple tree. This year it is ten times the size and the flowers are just stunning. A real centre piece to the border which includes by Galic and Snails

128

28/11/2011 18:31:25

by SuzyQ

1 to 10 of 20 results