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Talkback: Watering greenhouse plants

in touch! Like your page on watering plants in greenhouses.I work all day and yes i do worry about my plants,( silly me).Is it ok to water my plants before going to work,as my greenhouses are in the sun all day? I have seen sprinklers on timers and think by scruff

28/11/2011 18:43:51

by mcd

water edging plants

heathers ferns, but in places creeping buttercup and ground elder try to rule. We do not really have any water edging plants down there and I would really like some. This year in spring I split some hostas and put those there and they have done really by Maderense

03/09/2012 16:36:49

by Maderense

Talkback: Watering plants

; are these fungi dangerous? will they effect our crops? how do I get rid of them. I wonder if anyone can help.Many thanks Hi,I water my plants regularly, but i have been noticing that my some of my plants get buds and then the buds die without flowering. I got some by Josephine from Wilts

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28/11/2011 18:40:51

by SuzieQ

Watering dormant plants in an unheated shed

Morning all, I have an unheated shed in which I intend to overwinter pelargoniums and coreopsis. Is there any rule of thumb for how often I should water them ? Thanks, Chris Water sparingly- if at all-cold and wet will see of more plants that just by Chris 7

22/10/2012 13:55:44

by Chris 7

Talkback: How to water your plants

, Genius, never seen this before, I wonder if there is a product designed for the job?No. 7, Water-retaining granules.I can highly recommend RainGel products from www.plant-watering.com I have used them for years and they massively reduce the amount by redreg97

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24/05/2012 19:33:14

by rob4

Water plants for a wildlife pond

I created a wildlife pond from a preformed liner last autumn. It has sloped edges and will be in semi sun and semi shade. It is about 1metre long and about half a metre wide. Not very big. I am now thinking about what water plants to put by John mcleod

24/02/2013 10:44:42

by flowering rose

How to plant this water lily? Nymphaea Aurora.

Hi, I've just received this nymphaea and the instructions say to plant the roots downwards. I'm struggling to see which way up it is as all I can see are small spindly green shoots. Help! I don't want to plant it the wrong wafy. Green shoots up by JodeJay

08/05/2013 18:04:14

by JodeJay

Planting to reduce soil water content / reduce holard?

Planting to reduce soil water content / reduce holard? What shall i plantI've taken on some voluntary gardening on a 5m by 15m back garden for another building which is a converted east facing terraced town house There's an empty basement flat by Frank E

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10/03/2013 18:05:30

by obelixx

Talkback: Achimene - hot water plants

Any information on Achimene plant would be most welcome. Is it right that it should be left to dry out completely after flowering and that the rhizomes must be kept in a cool dry place till the following February befor replanting?. can someone help by Jean Young

28/11/2011 18:31:08

by david Scott

Garlic in modules

I have decided to plant my garlic in pots to overwinter them. I am hoping I can then get them into the ground in the early summer. I have looked up how to do this ( fairly simple really) but it does not say how much to water them. I am finding things by frensclan

08/11/2012 11:55:52

by frensclan

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