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Magnolia wrapped with Wisteria

Hello All, I moved into a house with an amazing Magnolia in the front garden, it stands rougly 15ft tall. It is wrapped heavily with Wisteria, it looks like it is restricting the trunk of the Magnolia and the growth of the tree is becoming patchy by R1chard

08/05/2013 22:42:35

by blackest

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25/09/2012 01:23:01

by veltpecoraroose

Protecting container plants in Winter

Hi, I've done a few new pots this year. Can you let me know which ones need what protection over winter? I've got bubble wrap and fleece on standby and if I get round to clearing the bramble out of the greenhouse I could use that too (although by Supernoodle

06/11/2012 22:02:46

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: How to protect plants over winter

I have a green and a red cordoline I wrapped the green one up a couple of years ago it got too warm and rotted. I cut it back and it has grown again. How do I protect it from frost without it sweating and rotting again this year. I dont have a by Lily 2

18/10/2012 20:28:03

by Lily 2

Talkback: Protecting banana plants over winter

bannana that is grown in a pot, should the pot be wrapped in bubble wrap Do I need to remove all of the leaves from the banana plant before wrapping, if not do I also wrap the remaining leaves along with the trunk? by kaycurtis

24/11/2011 15:30:03

by Leyland-j

Talkback: Culinary herbs pot display

can you grow forest flame from a cutting of an already healthly plant why does this pot need bubble wrap and polystyrene chips when other pots with herbs don't seem to? what is the bubble wrap for? This is for a window sill box, so I assumed by barbsf84

15/05/2012 18:46:24

by kate1123

Echinacea plant

in badly drained clay soil that gets too wet. If you are worried you could always wrap the pot in fleece or bubble wrap. by Bee friendly

03/11/2012 09:54:39

by Busy-Lizzie

Protecting the outside tap from frost

, and the tap is still accessible when needed. Thanks for that. So simple. Much better than wrapping whatever we can find - bubble wrap /old tea towells around it. Will do it later today bjay by Dovefromabove

01/11/2012 10:03:48

by Dolores Umbridge

Insulating Greenhouses

Can anyone recommend an effective, but cheaper solution for greenhouse insulation? Bubble wrap. Buy it in sheets off a roller in a good garden centre or DIY store. If you have an aluminium frame, you can also buy the little clips that slot by Gardendesigner01

27/10/2012 11:00:57

by gardengirl6

Talkback: Fruit and vegetables - storing apples

The feature on apple storing failed to mention the temperature the apples should be stored at. I wanted to know if I could leave apples wrapped in newspaper in my shed - can the apples suffer from very cold or very warm conditions? by foxhouse

24/11/2011 15:29:42

by nurseclarke

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