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Vine leave bumps

We have a grape vine on our fence in our London garden, this spring and last spring there is several bumps on some of the leaves - it looks a bit like warts! Has anyone any idea of what this could be or how to cure this? I can't seem to attach by Rachel Smith2

25/06/2012 17:32:35

by sotongeoff

about plants

do you plant spring onins and onins outside now when we live in cullingworth if no harsh frosts are forecast then plant out, but harden these young plants off in a coldframe or just bring them in at night for a week or so, you can always cloche them by dan

15/04/2012 20:59:07

by rosie plum

conference pear

the leaves. Has any body any ideas on what it is and how to cure it please. Your problem will be solved when it loses its leaves this Autumn and you get a new lot next Spring. If they are wierd in the Spring then a diagnosis can be made. by robert cuff

30/09/2012 12:16:52

by Welshonion

Aspidistra Elatior

in spring. I agree, divide and repot in the spring to take advantage of the long growing season ahead so it can grow away well and fill the new pots I'll do that then.. Many thanks for your advice by NigelHewitt1

12/12/2012 09:04:52

by NigelHewitt1

Strelitzia

I have over-Wintered three Strelitzia plants (grown from seed last year) in the bathroom and now Spring has arrived there are some brownish blotches on the leaves which I have sprayed with a fungicide. The growing point looks healthy also the stems by Newcastle

13/05/2013 19:23:27

by Newcastle

OVER WINTERING PELEGONIUMS

/conservatory over winter - they can go on flowering but best to let them rest by reducing watering. Otherwise pot up your pelagoniums, prune them really hard back to about 6" height and keep in a frost free place until spring. Water very sparingly and remove yellow by NUNU

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11/12/2011 13:11:59

by chrislobsterman

buddleja

hi everyone i have 2 buddleja buzz in large pots, that i would like to put in the garden, what i want to know is, when is the best time to move them, and when to cut them back, many thanks You can move them now or in the spring. If you move them now by lynne24

23/09/2012 17:55:17

by lynne24

Beech hedging not retaining leaves

should give it its annual trim in August. As a trimmed hedge is continually renewing its leaves it should be fed with a good general fertiliser such as blood, fish and bone in spring and a mulch of well rotted garden compost in autumn. If you miss by Paul Gaffikin

19/02/2013 09:14:34

by obelixx

Why won't my Oullins Gage fruit?

I planted an Oullins Gage about three years ago. It was a two year old bare root tree at the time. It hasn't fruited since then and so far this Spring it has only produced a very small number of flowers. I have fed it each Spring with fish, blood by Squeaky73

11/05/2013 20:54:52

by Squeaky73

clematis montana

Hi could anyone tell me why my spring flowering clematis montana is flowering again in September.It was a little late flowering due to the bad weather (late spring).But i eventually had a good show of lovely white flowers. It only put on a bit by elizabeth cooley

16/09/2012 12:22:00

by elizabeth cooley

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