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Guess the plant name..

I have a few cuttings of this plant which I have no idea what it is called. It appears to be evergreen. the stems are red/orange and spongy. When the stem is cut it oozes white sticky sap. No idea of flowers as it is from a friends front garden by JAMES BURNS

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08/08/2012 06:29:00

by lilwead

lawn problems

How can one remove a lawn bee infestation? HI Mike, I read in March edition of Gardeners World that these bees are called Tawny mining bees and they build their nests in sunny lawns and borders from March to May. They say that these bees by MIke Smith

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01/04/2012 16:37:29

by The Palmers

euphorbias turning yellow

rapidly. by admission i am a complete beginner in the garden but i do know that the soil is alkaline. no one has been able to tell me what feed it needs or when etc not even the gardens where it was purchased!(was a very well known gardens) I did have a by newbie2

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21/05/2012 13:09:51

by newbie2

Talkback: Garden butterflies

I love butterflies - and on my birthday 16th April the most beautiful peacock butterfly visited my garden - as if by invitation! love butterflies nice article With the lovely weather just now I found quite a few butterflies visiting out garden by Jeff Goodley

28/11/2011 18:31:17

by Gill

Talkback: Agapanthus pot display

I love BBC Gardeners World but found it difficult trying to change my email address as I have a new one and wonered if I am still on the readers panel as I was when my email address was kaycurtis20002000@yahoo.co.uk once I had gone on to broadband by kaycurtis

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24/03/2012 16:27:34

by sue hunt

Talkback: Turning over a new leaf

For Autumn colours, definitely go to Winkworth Arboretum in Surrey. It's a stunning vista of gold, red, orange and purple at the moment. Brilliant for photography on a sunny November afternoon. Thanks James for enjoying Autumn leaves, it has been a by Tricia M

28/11/2011 18:30:05

by Chris

Talkback: Night-scented plants

, night scented phlox & stock from seed in pots, bought more night scented phlox from a local garden center + bought nicotiana affinis and heliotrope - cherry pie, thank goodness for the hot sunny days and warm light evenings at the moment, its by Christine

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28/11/2011 18:39:06

by Loz

Climber wanted for a shady wall.

My seven year old granddaughter has been given a patch of garden to cultivate and has asked me to help her with it. We are both quite excited about it! I have bought some potatoes. onions, gladioli for the sunny side and hope to grow some beans by daydaisy

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27/04/2012 18:12:16

by EnigmaticGuppy92

Albizia not flowering

Silk Tree at the Botanic Garden is a picture in the late summer and autumn. They grow like weeds in parts of the USA but seem a little difficult here. The one in the Garden is sheltered by a high wall and is fairly old, Would you have a sheltered by The Bird Lady

17/08/2012 14:59:21

by obelixx

So annoying or not!!

fleece on them at night Gracie5, and with luck you might be able to save them for X'mas as lowering night temperatures also affect plants. Its a beautiful sunny day today here in London and the garden is full of flowers, it will be such a shame if we get by Gracie5

10/10/2012 12:22:57

by Gracie5

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