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Ceanothus

a pot grown one hidden away in an unseated greenhouse work or am I destined to do without . I always lose them eventually, except one. It's a deciduous one called "Gloire de Versailles". It looked dead last year after we'd had snow and -17° so OH by bunnysgarden

25/01/2013 23:05:53

by bunnysgarden

Fig tree pests

of and are often resistant to common pesticides. If they survive the assault with Bug Gun, keep spraying the plant daily with water as they don't like high humidity. I had great results in clearing a greenhouse infestation by using a predator mite (Phytoseiulus by SamHD

27/01/2013 22:27:51

by BobTheGardener

Grafted Tomato Plants!

not produce so well, they were in a smaller pot so perhaps that was my fault, the fruit were not large, neither was the plant compared to ones I have seen growing in South Africa. I might try a grafted tomato in the greenhouse this year, the last 2 years have by JIMMMY

05/02/2013 22:57:11

by Busy-Lizzie

New deliveries

' bins was cooked and could empty it out on to the veg bed. Then cleaning the greenhouse and washing of pots. Sounds tedious but I really enjoy it. A blackbird serenaded me very loudly; it doesn't get any better than that I've got a bin full of compost by BobTheGardener

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16/02/2013 19:01:59

by artjak

I ca't get Lilly of the valley to grow!

'll have to copy and paste link.I'm trying again this year with some clumps from a friend's garden, some are in the shady Borders and I'm also experimenting with forcing some in pots in the greenhouse. I bought my lily of the valley from poundland as a bare by RN58RAN

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22/02/2013 10:11:13

by RN58RAN

Rose cutting putting out new growth which dies

up too and then I heated it for an afternoon! I've put it out in the greenhouse where it's quite cool. Do you think it will recover or is it doomed? Anything i can di to help it? I've only had to water it once - just as I noticed the leaves wilting by kribon

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07/03/2013 11:26:27

by kribon

Apple Tree Help needed

big pot (I'm thinking of one of those trug type things), and cover it with fleece, and put it outside? The rest of my fruit trees are still dormant, no buds, so I really don't want to put it outside if it will die. I don't have a greenhouse, so by Mummy Muddy Paws

12/03/2013 17:19:26

by nutcutlet

Tomato Growpots, any good?

I see The Greenhouse People are selling off their Growpots. Has anyone tried these? Are they any good? http://www.greenhousepeople.co.uk/clearance/pack_of_3_growpots/?utm_source=Growpots+March+2013&utm_campaign=Accessories&utm_medium=email I am by LeadFarmer

15/03/2013 21:58:50

by Zoomer44

Feeling good

. Then off up the greenhouse devising a plan of what to grow this year....really made me smile...let's hope that this weather continues and we can all get out their and enjoy it. Enjoy your week everyone Thanks Yvonne, hopefully today will be nice as well by yvonne parsons2

03/04/2013 08:21:51

by Verdun

Honeysuckle not made it through frosts ...

they were totally hardy I had one that I tore out of the ground as it was still attached to the meshing that I had it climbing up, it spent the winter in behind the greenhouse, dangling in the air, rootball and all. I went to dispose of it a couple by Becky P

07/04/2013 22:10:30

by nutcutlet

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