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hydrangea

I have planted a few Hydrangea which appeared very healty at the time. However after a few weeks the some leaves have gone a shiny copper colour.Some leaves have died and dropped off. Have I been giving them too much fertiliser?. I have given them by Brendan. Horisk

07/06/2013 11:23:04

by Verdun

Aquilegas

position, plant, firm in and water.I would put some into pots in case of a hard winter as back up, belt and braces is always good in gardening. Frank. Thanks Frank. That's a great idea about potting some up too, will definitely do that. by Flowerslane

04/09/2012 12:08:40

by Flowerslane

spotted laurel

About three weeks ago I planted three spotted laurels. Now all the leaves from base to half way up the plants have large brown areas on them (almost like a diseased leaf). Can anyone offer advice. Have you been watering them? They will need by spikey

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01/06/2012 22:05:31

by spikey

HELP

and grit in it. it needs to be kept above 12 degrees C and below 18 degrees C and water well, on hot sunny days shade slightly and make sure there is air movement in the green house, stand a bucket of water next to the plant for humidity or damp down by Trish2

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05/06/2012 19:15:01

by Trish2

which is best?

fruits. That's what my mum said!!! I don't like watering straight in to compost! Seems to wash soil off roots. I insert a plant pot or some such and water through that! by staffsmags

08/04/2013 23:41:47

by * Red Dahlia *

Talkback: Preparing for drought in the garden

down with holes in, and I try to grow plants that don't need a lot of water. I don't use the hosepipe too often and I never waste water watering the lawn to try and keep it green because how ever brown it gets it always comes back green in the end. I by happymarion

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14/03/2012 10:39:45

by Emma Crawforth

Pepper and Chilli problems

was only watering when the plants needed it Pam x Well, the pale green/yellow can mean nitrogen deficiency but I'm sure you're feeding them and the foliage is lush anyway. Let the mix dry out completely before watering again and see what happens. Will do by lilylouise

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19/07/2012 18:53:31

by Italophile

lawn help please

to remove the smaller stones?, then what else to do please. builders rubble is the worse, it will burn the roots of plants including grass make sure all rubble is removed I would leave the small stones as it will improve drainage as long as no cement by bluejan

27/04/2013 22:03:47

by dannyboy10

Camelia

of the forum so you can easily find it and have a read! i remember because I am having similar problems, even though we are on acid soil The yellowing leaves sound like it's suffering from lime chlorosis. Even if it's planted in acid soil/compost it will still by Rosebud4

12/05/2013 20:59:42

by quercus_rubur

impatiens

side shoots. A bright position out of full summer sun is required. Feed and water the plants regularly during spring and summer. In winter reduce water but ensure the plants receive as much light as possible. Minimum temperature 50F. Each flower has a by pineapple

17/05/2013 05:18:33

by SwissSue

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