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Another Mystery Plant thread

's survive outside. Looks like an Aloe, maybe variegata which has red flowers I'd agree the plant in front is an aloe. My son used to grow these in the conservatory at our last house. Took me ages to get them to die after he left. Any other indoor plant dies by Huntertony

04/06/2013 19:08:44

by SwissSue

Talkback: What to do with a rotting tree

to treat it. I GROW AND DISTRIBUTE LOADS OF ALOE VERA FOR FRIENDS WHO,LIKE ME USE THE SAP FROM THE LEAVES TO TREAT ANY WOUNDS,BITES OR BURNS. WEARE ALL AWARE OF IT'S ANTIBACTERIAL & SOOTHING PROPERTIES SO THERE JUST MAY BE SOME GOOD REASONS AS TO WHY by greenman

28/11/2011 18:39:33

by Batty

Talkback: 10 exotic house plants

recommend some houseplants I can try? I have a conservatory which has full sun all day in the summer and is heated in the winter. I currently grow the usual such as aloes, mother in laws tongue, Christmas cactus, various succulents, pitcher plants by mummycrafts

17/07/2012 11:18:05

by SFord

Weird plant

is grownig from a bulb/corn, but I did not plant it. Does anyone know what this is please? Looks like the flower spike from a partrige - breasted aloe. I 've got two growing in the conservatory . They flowered in April but they were orangey - red . Did you by Bekki Brown

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08/06/2012 09:31:10

by happymarion

Talkback: Succulent success

bare length of stem below it, and gradually the rosettes of leaves sit at the end of ever lengthening stems. This does add to the character of the plant, but if they grow too long then these can be cut off and used as cuttings. Just cut off a rosette by Carmaine

28/11/2011 18:29:59

by davidcask

Talkback: Bees at Gardeners' World Live

not be appropriate for a school as they need expert attention during the holidays.I suggest you investigate making bee homes from bundles of short canes (see BBC bee homes) and growing lots of bee friendly plants. I planted white broccoli late last year, it hasn by Patricia bowers

28/11/2011 18:38:52

by bunnysgarden

Clematis in pot.

beasties hide underneath them. It' s in a big blue pot so something to contrast nicely please. Oops done something wrong there ! Clematis are very hungry and thirsty plants so be prepared to feed and water regularly during the growing season and alo protect by jean riley

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09/06/2012 10:26:05

by jean riley

Flowers we don't like?

kerri, is it the scent of hyacinths that you don't like? I'm not a fan of cut flowers at all except sweet peas if I grow them. I prefer my flowers live and growing outside. Also, in the past, kittens and young cats have always seen flowers in vases by artjak

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11/03/2013 08:43:35

by Joe_the_Gardener

Our own A to Z of our Gardening

in the Fens. Also Alstroemeria, which I would like to try and grow; any tips about this gratefully received. Am also fascinated by Agaves and Aloes, but don't grow them. Aconitums too for me...got soe beauties.Salino.....I can tell you about Baptisia Australis by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

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07/04/2013 22:23:05

by Verdun

bulbs

to enjoy the fine dry weather-we wait until it is time to panic-bulbs-chrysanthus ladykiller opened yesterday nestled in its foliage the blossom almost on the ground-chrysanthus aura opened today-it has faded from the beds and grows now only in the gravel by david spikes

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22/05/2012 22:38:23

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