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Has anyone seen such a good gardening product?!

Hi everyone,I like to work in my garden and recently I have been using the hose to try and clean/water down the patio and all the plants. I was annoyed with the hoses which I could find on the market, so I looked around and came across the xhose. I by GeorgeTheGardener

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26/05/2013 13:34:43

by GeorgeTheGardener

herbicide concentration?

health to dispose of safely. I agree fb Old weedkillers can be very dangerous - and not just to plants! Some dry powder types can deteriorate over time and become liable to explode or burst into flames. Please get professional advice and dispose by opm

07/06/2013 23:31:25

by Garden Maniac

'weeds' at Chelsea

, etc alive in my very dry garden > I really want to garden -smart, and not be traipseing with water buckets, etc. I have no outside tap, just a water butt. My tomatoes were wonderful, tho! To summarise plants/weeds which are easy to grow in my garden by Loraine Kelly

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02/06/2012 00:33:00

by organiclinda

advice

You have not asked a question??? It must be ficus robusta invisiblus. Moira did ask a question, "how to maintain a rubber plant" read the headings.Depending on its size you need a six to ten inch pot with John Innes number two compost by Moira 3

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07/06/2012 09:48:56

by Palaisglide

Sweet peas

. planted my seeds in december after soaking them for 24 hours,got lots of strong plants,keep pinching out growing tips and keep them watered, mine are coming along fine,keep them in the warm with good light and you will soon have good plants ready by green fingerd will

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21/02/2012 18:59:42

by yellowcone87

Aruncus

stalks. Maybe it's meant to be like this? Some of the others have dried up and are really brittle. Yes, I think the brown stalks have died back for some reason - I know it's a hardy plant but new growth is always tender and we had some unseasonal by yarrow2

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02/07/2012 23:04:19

by yarrow2

Seven year old tomato plant

. If anyone knows it'll be Italophile! Providing they are kept frost free, fed and watered I would say indefinitely-commercial growers keep plants going all year round and grow them many feet high. I have never heard of anyone doing this for 7 years, which by izzyl75

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29/05/2012 20:16:28

by izzyl75

Advice on repotting my tomato plants please.

Hi There. I've been using this site for a few months now for various answers to questions as I am a new gardener, but can't seem to find the answer to my current problem. I am about to repot 2 of my 7 week old Tomato plants into bigger flower by Insomnia1973

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07/07/2012 10:53:29

by Insomnia1973

Tulips in Pots

I planted lots of bulbs in tubs and pots last autumn - tulips amongst them. I am wondering now whether to dig them out and replace them with fresh ones this year or leave them and hope they will flower again next spring. Some of the pots have other by wisehedgecrone

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11/08/2012 15:31:37

by Leggi

Moving a rose

or rambler. After planting I'd prune the rose down to 12" or so from ground level. Dig a decent size hole and obtain a few bucketloads of decent soil from elsewhere. Mulch with well rotted horse muck. If you can do the final move I would do it now, then only by bunnysgarden

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13/02/2013 20:55:31

by Gardening Grandma

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