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new member introduction

hi all, looking forward to picking your brains. just moved into my new house , my first with a garden,a dream come true. Hello jimpyp Welcome to the forum. We have all got different ideas here and happy to help you enjoy your first garden Thank you by jimpyp

01/05/2013 00:27:55

by jimpyp

Nectarine

by rain. Plants are affected in early and mid spring and the leaves become blistered and red. You need to cover your bush until summer. Pick off those red leaves. Move into greenhouse or put parasol or similar over it if it is in a pot. by CLER

19/05/2013 08:33:58

by Verdun

Talkback: How to renovate your lawn

this is a real help to any gardener as long as they have a lawn ofcourse. lets hope the weather picks up and we can get out there and put all this information to the test. Is horticultural grit the same as sharp sand?I will definitely need to add by kaycurtis

24/11/2011 15:28:13

by bevlee

Mushroom help!

of them? If so, how? Just pick them off. They will be in the compost that you've used, and coming up because you're watering. They'll eventually run out of stuff to live on and stop appearing. by vashton19

30/05/2012 09:54:49

by Alina W

Common garden mint

Sounds like powdery mildew. It is a fungal disease and mint is susceptible to it. Pick off all infected leaves and improve conditions.Your growing conditions may need to be changed. Powdery mild often occurs when a plant dries out - can happen by lily-larkspur

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24/06/2012 22:41:01

by Daintiness

Looking for a good gardening gropu

Hi all, I live in Marlborough, Wiltshire and I am looking for a gardening group to join where I can learn new skills and pick up some good advice. I am looking for a group that is happy to get new gardeners and not just ones who are old hat at it by yvonne parsons2

23/04/2012 13:36:39

by yvonne parsons2

Gauntlets

in the fingertips). Can anyone recommend a good pair of tough gauntlets that will protect against all but the most tenacious thorns? Thanks Andrew A few years ago- at a car-boot- I picked up a pair of welding gloves that are ideal for thorny tasks. by Andrew Crawley

22/08/2012 19:49:21

by sotongeoff

Free guide for native pond and bog garden plants

I picked up a reference to this little guide on another post last week. It is called "Keeping ponds and aquaria without harmful invasive plants" A bit of a long winded title but very descriptive of content. Available free from Plantlife by frensclan

28/08/2012 17:03:44

by frensclan

Talkback: Bats

from the others staying there, we eventually cornered it in the toilet and I picked it up, still remember the feel of its tiny claws clutching my fingers. And yes, I know I shouldn't have done but I wasn't up in bat protection in those days. by Warthog

29/08/2012 11:50:45

by Warthog

Tomato Ripening

the back of the greenhouse from the inside with tin foil of white paint in order to increase the reflected heat and light. i've never attempted tomatoes myself, but my nan used to pick tomatoes when they were green and wrap them individually in newspaqper by Victor Cohen

19/09/2012 17:58:13

by lily3

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