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hardy palms

they will be fine with. The cerifera (blue form of chamaerops) is hardier than the standard green but slower growing, again it is ideal for a pot. The Hardiest palm would be a Trachycarpus Fortunei, but it will grow much quicker than the previous mentioned and once by sunnylou

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07/01/2013 18:54:22

by sunnylou

Torbay Palm

Like many others across the UK we have a 10ft Torbay Palm which unfortunately 'died' last winter after being relentlessly battered by the cold for two years. Having left the trunk in place and patiently waited, we now have several new palms growing by Garden Maniac

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28/01/2012 17:01:18

by Garden Maniac

Torquay Palms

Is it possible to take cuttings from Torquay Palms? I lost both my palms in the harsh winter but now have a total of 15 growing from the base of two plants! Can anyone help as I feel that this number of plants growing in one place will be a tad by Niggycat

29/09/2012 18:04:06

by jean riley

Easy to look after House Plants

I would like some easy to look after house plants to fit in my uni flat. Do you have any suggustions? Spider plants are easy to grow, can be hung up high once they start growing and are good for combatting pollution e.g. from monitors. Cacti by Lou-Lou

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06/03/2012 20:32:58

by Lou-Lou

Talkback: Exotic plants in winter

, like other place in the world do. so never have water band again. Based in London and trying to grow two Canary Palms, both in pots (approx 50cm diametre x 50cm deep), alas without success. They are both browning on the frond tips and I'm wondering by jason

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28/11/2011 18:37:56

by Anonymous

Cordyline Australis - Brown Yellow Leaves :(

Hey guys first time post for me . I have 2 Cordyline Australis Pink Palms in myfront drive planted in soil with gravel on top, it was planted last october and did very well up until around 4 weeks ago when we exprencied the heavy snow, I bubble by Karl Phillipson

04/03/2013 13:13:06

by Karl Phillipson

Tropical garden

agree bamboos. (need to confine them) tall grasses, palms, Phormiums, can help achieve this. I think it's better to grow things your environment, soil, geographical situation and skills support. It makes for easier gardening and happier plants by bluejan

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01/04/2013 11:46:53

by Verdun

Talkback: 10 exotic house plants

I was quite excited at the prospect of some new exotic plants then huge let down when I saw what you were reccomending, I grow more exotic than this already including curry leaf trees (indoors) ginseng and Orchids in my conservatory Can anyone by mummycrafts

17/07/2012 11:18:05

by SFord

Damping off help

some people double up and then later remove the weakest seedling. Always seems a bit wasteful to me. I don't have the space in the flat to grow them in indivudual pots hence the mulit occupancy. The first lot germinated so badly I put all the rest by Swedboy

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10/05/2012 21:18:28

by Zoomer44

cordiline palm

I had a cordiline palm about 10 feet tall. in the winter of 2010 the bad weather stripped it if all its leaves. I left it in, hoping it may come back . Instead 5 new ones grew from the bottom. Then the high winds we had blew the original down. My by karen dennis

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04/05/2012 21:31:21

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