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dahlias for cut flowers

does anyone no some good dahlias to grow for cut flowers i have got 11 at the at the moment and would love to grow more. the ones i have got are pinelands princess,mels orange marmalade,mero star,chocolate and candy,dimond jubilee,cactus mixed by cody smith

20/05/2013 23:01:22

by fidgetbones

dahlias

's that haven't come back from last year? Earwigs and slugs can both be a problem as they both like the succulent leaves. I've had mixed results with mine this year. One pot of Bishop of Llandaff are growing very well, while another of Waltzing Matilda perished by lisa roberts

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06/06/2012 23:59:29

by quercus_rubur

Talkback: Horticultural fleece

-resistant agaves, succulents. What did people use before fleece was invented? by William

28/11/2011 18:30:49

by max'sgarden

The One Show - Britain's Largest Potted Plant

finally got rid of the original christmas cactus my mother gave to me last year it was so woody that i just took cuttings of it to start it again it was at least 40years old. Pity!! I often see 50 year old money plants (Jade) being auctioned on ebay by Emma H

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14/07/2012 13:54:25

by Gary Hobson

cacti soil

, if it holds moisture they will rot. The mix I have detailed sounds madness, and when you water them, it is alarming to see how much seems to flow straight through! But remember, the cactus itself holds all the water it needs, provided you have the correct soil by Alan4711

08/03/2013 15:40:48

by BrummieBen

Talkback: Protecting plants from frost

and nectarines also stay in the ground year after year without any harm coming to them. Yes,gaslest, many alpines are succulents. They have evolved that way to conserve moisture which is unavailable to them when it is frozen as ice or snow, but they do contain by happymarion

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28/11/2011 18:44:20

by happymarion

What can I plant next to a pond?

of the following would be a good choice -:Cactus Joe-Windflower, Kell-ColumbineJules, jewel-Creeping PhloxConnie_W-Ruby GrassKovatis-Silky Thread GrassStevenova-Feather GrassGabriella-Northern Sea, OatsLadyanne-HeliotropeQCHammy-Kangaroo PawGrowin-Zebra Grass by Lemonpixie

03/04/2013 20:37:09

by Jess is in the Garden

Talkback: Codling moth

instead of a lovely succulent crop. I know that this isn't quite the same thing but this Summer I'd some small (fingernail size and smaller), white.....looked like cotton wool, on the joints of branches and knotches of our 'Japanese acer', which is in a by kaycurtis

24/11/2011 15:29:54

by audrey23

can you identify this very mysterious plant?

. The only plant that I know you can cut off the thick watery leaves to rub on skin conditions is 'Aloe vera' but that's a succulent plant not a bulb. What did the plant look like? Difficult to describe. Best to search for images under Aloe vera plant. Lots by mystery plant

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08/07/2012 17:14:26

by Joe_the_Gardener

One curly sad tomato....

and succulent looking. Will try for a photo later, not uploaded to here before A photo would be great. Posting photos isn't hard. Take one, load it onto your computer, click on the Insert Image or Photo button (third from right in the menu above the posting box by Jontydoggle

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13/06/2012 07:41:54

by Italophile

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