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Xhose - Expandable hose - any good?

Hi everyone, Has anyone had the fortune or not to try the apparently amazing expandable Xhose from the US? I feel a bit disillusioned with the hoses and casings I see at garden centres/on-line, they seem so thin and I can see that they will kink by Potting Fairy

23/04/2013 01:38:37

by cufcskim

I've broken the main stem of my fuchsia standard help!

. Did it break all the way through with no bark still connected? Yes I'm afraid so, there was a very thin bit which i think was still connected when it got damaged but my dad came across it first and he broke it off when he couldn't think of anything by Reena M

26/04/2013 23:39:58

by Reena

Transplanting seedlings

Have planted flower seeds, the tray is now covered with seedlings, how do I transplant. Do I pull them up, use tweezers or what? Or should I just thin them out and leave them a bit longer in same tray? Also planted sweet pea seeds that seem by Aileen Hutton

30/04/2013 23:02:47

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: How to grow tomatoes in growing bags

...i just think the bags are a bit thin for outside.....they go out as soon as the first trusses are formed ..up till then they are on the kitchen windowsill....stake them well to prevent the wind blowing them about too much...personally i tye them by Jacquie Platt

21/06/2012 23:31:38

by susan howard2

What to do with the Lavender seedlings?

I received my lavender 'plants' from the June issue of 'Gardeners' World' only at the end of July. Great offer but had no idea they would be so tiny - 36 5cm seedlings packed in tiny root containers and a thin, transparent case for posting. It says by keennovicecam

05/08/2012 09:21:00

by keennovicecam

Windowsill planter

suggestions? Thanks Giles Polyanthus with short thivk stems are ideal for for windowsill boxes add some herbs mint parsley chives very handy Hi Giles I invested in 2 Super 7 heated propagator's last year, they are long and thin and each has 7 little by Giles Buist

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20/03/2012 21:15:03

by Giles Buist

lawn

Could someone please advise me on how to treat a 30-year old,seriously compacted lawn (on a thin layer of soil). There is a lot of worm activity at the moment, which presumably is helping to aerate the soil. The overall condition, though, is so bad by hortensia4

14/11/2012 16:21:29

by hortensia4

growing laurel hedge

thinning out at the bottom but no hedge. Thankyou for the advice, i was a little bit scared to prune such large leaves in case I ruined the plants. Its not quite the same as trimmimg a box hedge! It isn't is it. Cut just above a bud or leaf and you by artychris

02/02/2013 10:44:58

by nutcutlet

Is it still too cold

slowly in moderate heat and thin out. i agree with flowering rose they need more light they seem to be reaching upwards what i did was put the tray in a clear plastic bag and put them outside my back door on the floor then its like a mini greenhouse.. by Alice Tinker

16/04/2013 22:06:57

by chica

Talkback: Asparagus beetles

as I know. I have five to six year old aparagus plants which are sending up spagetti thin fronds of new growth all over the bed. Yesterday I picked off about 100 apsparagus beetles. Today there are just as many new beetles. Should I cut these thin new by bunnysgarden

28/11/2011 18:39:04

by leilah

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