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Box blight

://apps.rhs.org.uk/advicesearch/profile.aspx?pid=132 phytophthora has been a problem with conifers, esp junipers down here. but, as dove says, conifers suffer browning for many reasons. red spider, a type of, affects picea Albertiana Conica, for example, and although the effects are seen in summer by Pots Galore

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24/12/2012 22:52:42

by Verdun

Roses Offer

soak in a bucket of water for a few hrs first. If you put them in pots straight awa get in touch with thompson & morgan. It wouldn't be the first time they sent bare roots that are dead! (victoria plum twice, tree peoni, peach infested with spider mite by granville-harper

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06/03/2013 23:14:46

by Woodgreen wonderboy

And Finally, Unidentified shrub 3

. If grown indoors the two-spotted spider mite can be a problem. Very cold temperatures and frost can damage, or even kill, the plant. Yours looks to be very much alive but perhaps in need of a little TLC I don't think I've ever seen a pittosprum in flower by KathrynJane

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31/05/2013 23:43:08

by Jcblue

Talkback: Leafcutter bees

interesting Have you ever tried to photograph a Leaf Cutter Bee? They don't half move fast Pam x I bought one of those insect homes ages ago which nothing except spiders went near for a couple of years (much to my horror) but now ever year the leaf cutter by tessa1958

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29/07/2012 07:31:27

by curlyone

Talkback: My garden shed

wormicide and the wormery was out. I believe there are at least two barbecues in there, various rakes for a lawn that disappeared years ago, some rather nice pots, a large colony of small spiders and a small colony of large ones. If I could get in there I by Rhoda Dendron

28/11/2011 18:30:40

by Pamela

Talkback: Growing orange trees

Ha-Ha. Mealy bug is about the only thing from which we (well I mean a lemon, an orange, a kaffir lime & a calamondin) haven't suffered. Red spider & scale by the bucket load,but not mealy bug (yet).Fingers remain tightly crossed.But even if they don by Kate Bradbury

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28/11/2011 18:43:09

by Kate Bradbury

Talkback: Leaf scorch

of any spiders that have set up home there. They get put out into the garden too. There is a little wind damage on the beautiful mimosa like leaves of my Persian Silk Tree (Albitzia jubillissima) but nothing that looks like scorch marks on anything. I by Stonehenge

28/11/2011 18:44:04

by Pippa

Biggest Aspidistra ???

classy! We grew a lot of them in a public garden I used to work in. We had to keep them under a bench in one of the glass houses to prevent too much sun from getting to them. Emma gardenersworld.com team I've found mine surprisingly prone to red spider by jean riley

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19/07/2012 15:48:33

by Maud is in the garden

Cucumbers

them regularly,mist the plants to stop red spider mites getting a hold and lets hope for some good weather Pam LL x Pam -help-I am growing Marketmore in the greenhouse-the seeds courtesy of Dean-packet says outdoor does it matter? We found out the hard way by Rosa carriola

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19/03/2013 23:24:04

by Rosa carriola

begonia offer

.Clarkia-elegans double delight; 14. Aster-spider chrysanthemum mixed; 16.Shasta daisy- silver princess; 21.Cosmos- Purity; 22. Hollyhock- Giant Single Mixed; 23.Cosmos-Polidor Mixed; 24.Verbascum-Phoeniceum mixed by joyce mannell

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27/03/2013 09:47:03

by Lyn

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