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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

Euphorbia amygdaloides-invasive?

with its base cut out buried in the ground -to stop it spreading? Or is it a slow grower and easily controllable in the ground with a bit of effort? It certainly spreads gillettemancs but if you find it invasive it is quite an easy shrub to thin out by gillettemancs

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15/05/2012 11:46:28

by ladygardener2

Beetroot

Hi It's been 92 days since my beetroot (Detroit variety) were sewn, therefore decided to pull one up to see if they were ready. However there was nothing, just some thin roots from the leaves. So disappointed as I thought they were coming along by Bettyslad

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23/05/2012 10:36:46

by Italophile

Allergic reaction to garden plant - help ID that plant!

seed pods which are green. Long thin leaves all over. Bees love it. It's about 4 ft high now. I thought it was a weed. Never seen one before having this garden. In Worcestershire. The sap, on snapping a stem, splittered all over me and now I have itchy by Little Wren

14/08/2012 16:42:57

by Dovefromabove

Spindly Bamboo

the plant. Perhaps you could thin out a third of the weakest stems and keep on top of any new spindly growth. Then next year, if the plant seems healthy and some stems are thickening, you might cut out a little more of the weak stems, and so on. I hope by Tim Burr

06/09/2012 21:37:04

by Plumstone1983

Thuja Plicata turned red

Hi I planted 6 Thuja Plicata 30cm plants a year ago, one of them has turned red a few months ago, the rest are fine. It's the same height as the other plants and looks healthy apart from the colour. It has also got a green child and abnormally thin by Tan

04/01/2013 09:20:35

by Busy-Lizzie

carrots

, but the leaves will probably turn purple/red then die. Best to sow thinly or in paper tubes, not toilet rolls though because they don't break down and can turn fungal or slimy - put me right off when it came time to eat them. If direct sowing, I find by eddie3

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19/05/2013 00:02:46

by Zoomer44

Talkback: Carrot fly

my carrots, I,ll just have to wait and see.Lu. It's true - carrot fly cannot reach above about 18 ins but most important, when thinning or picking carrots try not to disturb the foliage too much and NEVER leave a bit of leaf laying on the ground by nigelpoole

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04/08/2012 07:13:44

by muddy mare

Help me identify shoots please

planted Onions and Little gen lettuce and need advice as to when and how to thin them ...below are the pics of the "clumps" .. they seem very puny to pull out and replant now ? should I wait til they're bigger?? how big?? Onions Little gem lettuce (each by Alan Howard

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16/05/2013 20:23:14

by Verdun

Talkback: Growing root vegetables

to germinate in the green house.. We grow carrots in pots, the buckets that supermarkets use for cut flowers with holes put in the bottom, using a mixture of multipurpose compost and garden soil or john innes. I try to sow them quite thinly but never quite by Vee

28/11/2011 18:38:46

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