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Curling tomato foliage

are pale and curled. There doesn't seem to be any pest present, but the crop is weak. Sounds like a silly question but are the leaves curling up at the edges or down at the edges? The difference usually leads to different diagnoses. Just to expand a little by florafanatic

06/08/2012 06:46:22

by Italophile

problem with toms!

see within the enlarged brown spots. How exactly do your spots look, f&n? They are irregular light brown and thinner than the green part of the leaf which are darker brown round the edges i have two tomato plants which are an italian plum and a by foxglove and newts

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10/06/2012 12:06:44

by Italophile

hydranegas

cuttings-take a non-flowering shoot around 4/5 inches trim to just below a leaf -node -push into compost around the edge of a pot- do a few to be sure you have a success-cover with a plastic bag they will root in around 3/4 weeks here is a video by Johnny1

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25/07/2012 15:39:56

by sotongeoff

What can I plant next to a pond?

Grasses look nice by ponds, the evergreen type. Ferns and hostas too, if one side is shaded. Irises look great. marginal plants are what you need,I have kingcup marshmarigold,reeds,water iris.watermint,plants that live near edge of ponds . Any by Lemonpixie

03/04/2013 20:37:09

by Jess is in the Garden

Talkback: Primroses

work.GW I too have primroses in flower. However, I love the bright ones also, at this time of year they bring welcome splashes of colour to my rather bland garden. Looking out of the bedroom window this morning the primroses edging the border looked by Pablo

20/04/2012 18:59:39

by Palaisglide

help my fuchia has been eaten!

out of the edges of leaves, Knock the plant out of its pot and look for any white grubs in the soil, if you find any and they have not too much damage to the roots ,get as much soil off the roots re-pot and water with a suitable vine weevil killer by mucky

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13/02/2012 00:11:29

by jeffd

Drooping Birch Tree

droopy and the leaves are all edged with brown - looks like burns.We love this tree and dont want to loose it. It may be wind burn, it has been very wet and windy and cold. So early autumning. You normally do not prune Birch. If you really have by KarlyFarly

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11/05/2012 20:40:26

by blairs

strimmer that picks up

This wet weather is a nightmare it just seems to be trying to catch up with grass cutting and lawn edging. I hate strimmers for edging I end up on my hands and knees using my old kitchen scissors which takes ages but at least I'm not clearing up by weejenny

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29/06/2012 12:38:46

by Bookertoo

Daffodill and Tulip bulps planting

at different layers too. How about some aubrietia for the edges? I would choose scented varieties, just look on the packets. I meant to add cheerfulness and sweetness are very fragrant daffodils and in my garden they fill the air in spring. Pack them in by ping

04/09/2012 22:45:00

by christopher2

leaf damage to container plants

eaten, with the damage starting either from outer edge of the leaf, or from circular holes in the middle of the leaf. So far I can't find sign of vine weevil grubs or adults. Any advice welcome! A lot of creatures are night feeders and I always suspect by Katy12

26/09/2012 22:53:51

by plant pot mad

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