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Robinia Frisia - brown spotted leaves - treatment?

"images for...". What to do? Would a pesticide treatment help? If so, which product(s) and when? Other than that all we could find is suggestion to prune the crown to shape, and thin it to allow drying airflow, and to clear up debris. by alexpeak

20/08/2012 08:31:41

by alexpeak

Cobea plants

I have a new garden, and to cover a pergola for this summer I planted cobeas. I did it a week before Monty Don put his out.Four our just getting to four ft. tall, one thin straggley one is about eight ft.,The last one is fairly full but flower buds by Judy Jones

20/08/2012 15:50:49

by kate1123

will yellow rattle kill couch grass

and they told us that they used yellow rattle to keep out the couch grass, I thin it stops it spreading. Worth a try but I'd weed the big plants out first and use the yellow rattle to weaken the inevitable new ones that come. I too have couch grass rampaging by cotty1000

21/04/2013 13:33:43

by obelixx

Orchid

bit thin. If they don't flower this year they might make good compost. Perhaps someone else can tell us both how to scare them into flower. by Dolphin_in_the_deep

03/05/2013 22:13:58

by Woodgreen wonderboy

What is this plant

I have 3 plants in my garden that are driving me mad, the reason being is I don't know what they are. They are very woody and have a spread of about 90cm, the leaves are thin and about 6cm covering most of the stalks and they have a dark pink by Elaine59

13/05/2013 12:40:42

by Elaine59

pathetic cucumbers

hi i bought female only cucumber plants this year, neednt worry about taking off male flowers! i have loads of cucumbers but for the last 3/4 weeks they have been 2 inches long and pencil thin! no growth whatsoever and some now rotting off. what am by jo taylor2

30/07/2012 13:48:16

by jo taylor2

What is this plant?

cake ! Jasminum beesianum. No special pruning required, just thin out branches that you don't want. Half a cake then ! by Claire8

11/09/2012 13:55:47

by jean riley

where to keep dianthus

better. I don't like taking hardy plants into the house to overwinter if I can help it - it promotes soft etiolated growth and as you say they're beautiful and bushy now, you don't want to get them all thin and drawn. by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

29/10/2012 09:54:10

by Dovefromabove

Petunia

need to do to stop them going the same this year. Thanks in advance See here http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/plants/petunias/69958.html need to thin them out early and plant while in good growth and don't feed but water until settled.Pinch out by Danielm2323

03/01/2013 19:42:49

by sotongeoff

Keeping p,ants compact

...nothing worse than baggy pants Christopher... To keep pants compact tighten belts.Mahonia can be cut back very hard...very hard..without probs. in fact, they benefit from it. Not just my own but I have rejuvenated other lanky, thin flowering by Sue Clitherow

09/04/2013 21:03:01

by nutcutlet

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