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Welly boots

I was given some wellies for christmas, they were a bit snug but I assumed that they would strtech but they are still too tight for thick socks. Does anyone know a tip for loosening them? Thin socks? Thanks Paul, I have been wearing thin socks by joslow

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30/07/2012 17:03:48

by joslow

GRAPES

i,ve had a grape vine for eight years i think its a black hamberg it gets full of bunches but the grapes stay very small.the size of black pepper corns tried thinning the bunches ,taking all side shoots off anybody got any answers Is this vine by stuart 3

24/07/2012 19:29:05

by daituom

how many petunia seeds into a cell insert?

. In that case I'd only put 1 or 2 seeds per cell. For other varieties you may get a hundred or so seeds in a packet, in which case you can be more generous. Petunia seeds are very tiny so it usually says "sow thinly" on the packet, so unless you want to fiddle by David 25

28/01/2013 16:30:57

by lilylouise

Radish - French breakfast

:&tbnh=101&tbnw=152&zoom=1&usg=__4tDxbLE10esqnKHlaH1LoOqgC3I=&docid=yubKIfVLsONEbM&sa=X&ei=OrqYUfzqO-ie0QWPxoHgBQ&ved=0CDsQ9QEwAQ&dur=4028 As your seedlngs are so little when you thin them out you can try transplanting some. Good luck. Thank you Transplanting by Have a go Nick

19/05/2013 21:24:28

by Have a go Nick

Spring onion looking garlic

February to May so I dont think it will get a cold season. Also it says on the packet to thin to 5 inches apart. I thought many would die but the whole lot have survived. Do I have to thin them out? See my previous line ""It says on the packet to pant..." I by indashaw1966@virginmedia.com

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29/05/2012 15:59:40

by Bookertoo

lettuce

mixed salad leaves for the first time this year. I sowed them in lines in the space where I intended them to stay and then thinned out the seedlings once they'd sprouted. I'm intending to use mine as baby leaf so I've thinned them to a couple of inches by KIDDY2

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19/05/2012 23:06:21

by greenwatch2010

New to Forum, needing some help

terms I have found using google, basically I have some seedlings growing quite well, but with very thin and weak stalks. Any help greatly appreciated..... Livingstone daisy, nowt wrong with them. They do have a habit of growing like that, especially by Pychanski

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28/05/2013 21:22:36

by marshmello

Laburnam tree

by Sue Morris

15/06/2012 08:42:41

by BobTheGardener

Talkback: Growing parsnips

they get going remove the smaller plant. Then pop the whole tube and plant into well dug soil in the garden. This doesn't disturb the plant at all (which they hate), and you can evenly spread them out without the hassle of thinning them. The tube will rot by gardeningeek

28/11/2011 18:38:08

by Roncy

Buddleia

to go into the garden - for this year could you thin out some of the branches so that you can 'see through' it and still get (and give) the benefit of the butterflies and bees - and then take some cuttings - then when your cuttings are big enough by firebird2110

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10/06/2012 06:39:11

by Dovefromabove

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