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Bare root Sloe tree

I hope this is the right section to post. I got through the post today a bare root sloe tree. This was ordered months ago. The problen I have is that the ground is frozen with lying snow on it. If I planted the trees in compost in a large pot would by daveinnorfolk

23/01/2013 13:22:33

by daveinnorfolk

pruning a young laurel hedge

Hi all this is my first post so here goes. I planted about 100 laurel plants from pots to make a hedge in the spring.It has done really well and I was wondering should I cut back some of the new growth now in order for it to thicken up at the base by Ray 3

12/09/2012 23:01:20

by Ray 3

Begonia Aricot shades

i have ordered some as plug plants for my hanging baskets and am wondering if its possible to collect the seeds and how hard it i might be to get them to germinate net spring. I am sure one of you clever people will know what plants have you ordered by little-ann

22/03/2013 13:31:00

by Brumbull

Beware of Parkers Bulbs. .

Parkers Bulbs catalogues are inserted in Gardener's World magazine, unfortunately all the plants I have bought from them have either been wrong or died, except three ferns, which are not as advertised. I hadn't ordered from them for years by twirly

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07/09/2012 17:15:06

by christopher2

Moving lily bulbs

the spring bulbs are finished. missed a word out in the original post....lol.....it should have read ;- When is the best *time* to disturb the bulbs in order to do this ? After they have flowered or when you plant them up in January. I think MD was a little by marshmello

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29/04/2012 10:44:12

by marshmello

Roses Offer

I ordered and received the Alan Titchmarsh roses offer last December and planted them as instructed - they were bare roots, soI planted them at an angle in a mix of soil and a little (not a lot, to avoid root burn) compost. Thery over by granville-harper

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06/03/2013 23:14:46

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Van Meuwen

Must say my initial reaction when i recently received some plants i had ordered from Van Meuwen (never ordered from there before) was total disgust ! i could not believe what they had sent me. I phoned them to complain and to express my by Brumbull

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19/03/2013 12:57:48

by lilylouise

Not GWM getting advertised discount @ Crocus

look through my mag, i have had some good feedback from gardening friends regarding crocus and was considering ordering some plants, thanks for letting me know about this - is there someone you can contact to check this out ? blairs, it does say by blairs

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24/03/2013 13:30:54

by Rosa carriola

Talkback: Powdery mildew

Apparently mildew has been a prolific problem this year according to Mail Order Trees from whom I purchased a 2 year old Amelanchier canadenisis which quickly developed the disease. Have pruned heavily and will spray with fungicide. I have powdery by hmroot

24/11/2011 15:29:55

by Barbara_Smith

experiences with free offers of plants

From time to time I succumb to the free offers in the magazine, and have mixed results, which makes me wonder how other people get along with them. Late last year I ordered 4 Papaver plants, paying only the postage, as usual with these offers by Jennie McWalter

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26/03/2013 10:49:04

by Lyn

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