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Talkback: Iris leaf spot

or information on this. The information was good and clear, just what I wanted and it answered my query. I will feel happier when I can dose my iris plants with the correct fungal spray. by chota

24/11/2011 15:28:15

by chota

Can anyone help identity this plant?

recommended doing that? Nothing to lose. In well drained compost in a sunny spot you might at least find out what they are Hi, I think this might be an Iris foetidissima, this has evergreen leaves similar to your picture, tiny insignificant iris flowers by Luckydingo

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08/01/2013 18:50:27

by BobTheGardener

Talkback: Growing spring bulbs

in a quiet spot and see if they'll grow at all. It all depends how they've been stored, whether the bulbs have dried out, or started to decay. If they appear sound then do give them the benefit of the doubt and plant them. And do post feedback later by Alice

28/11/2011 18:38:10

by morphette

Californian Lilac

it and the low ground spreading ones would be too low. Lucky you! I love the Luberon area. This is not a long term plant, it lasts a few years and then dies from the bottom up. Bear in mind the smaller the leaf the hardier the plant. The ground coverer 'Repens by Roly1959

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25/03/2013 00:04:13

by Busy-Lizzie

top 5

quince, not the climbing Japanese quince) because it's one of the first to come into leaf and the last to drop its leaves. It's lovely when in blossom, and we even get a few quinces as a bonus. Snakeshead fritillary - I mean, a check-patterned flower by auntie betty

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07/06/2012 17:48:33

by gardeningfantic

Peony Pruning?

the leaves are brown and dead. The trouble with peonies is that they take up a lot of room and don't flower for long. I always cut back my peonies after flowering to make room for other flowering perennials around them. I leave plenty of leaf so that they can by Moonlit Hare

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08/07/2012 15:29:14

by Gardening Grandma

June in Your Garden!

for sharing your garden pics--it looks wonderful. Glad to hear you got some needed rain--I could use some sun. My ceanothus has finally bloomed, along with the odd iris--the bluebell and autumn crocus foliage has been composted, and now there is room by Wintersong

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03/07/2012 18:45:07

by donutsmrs

Talkback: Preparing gardens for spring

collection of bearded iris have survived and the spring bulbs are poking up. Also all my favourite pots are intact after the harsh cold. We had hardly any snow in Peterborough, so the extreme cold killed all my desert plants that i had cosseted away by Flowers

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28/11/2011 18:42:59

by back yard gardener

Garden Gallery

sourced one at the Eden Project, then moved to a shadeless garden in Kent so I adopted it. It's fairly happy up my back passage, unfortunately still in a pot but has put roots down into the leaf litter. Flowers just about over here in South Devon though by sotongeoff

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30/07/2012 17:01:08

by joslow

April in Your Garden

are the culprits. Do feel sorry though when I see the dead mice. Thanks, Geoff. Bit gloomy here, but it's lightening up. Going to plant my tomatoes in their final spots in the greenhouse today. Feeling guilty now as have had a chocolate bar by kate1123

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01/05/2012 19:11:45

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