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and wrapped the gravel in a parcel. Thought I would do the same in a channel under my paths. Think that would also stop soil from washing in from sides too. These membranes are supposed to last over twenty five years? Buy on eBay at a reasonable price by pash2

16/07/2012 12:33:19

by pash2

Fig trees

of the pot with bubble wrap before filling with compost as this gives the roots extra protection from frost. Use a good John Innes 3 type compost and make sure it doesn sit in a wet puddle in winter. I have a fig in a pot on the terrace in central Italy by Chris9

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01/08/2012 06:55:31

by Italophile

container

://www.dwarffruittreesadvice.com/). I have a dwarf apricot in a 40 inch pot which is growing beautifully, have just wrapped the pot well in coconut matting for the winter and water it sparingly once a week or on frost-free day. I grow raspberries, tayberries,blueberries in very large by phillip jenkins

17/11/2012 13:46:21

by Bookertoo

Clematis Armandii

Three years ago I planted a Clematis Armandii with the specific purpose of covering a thick black plastic pipe on the back wall of my house. I wrapped plastic netting round the pipe before planting and the Clematis grew at a fantastic rate by lizmac

27/01/2013 18:31:03

by lizmac

Snow has gone and a lovely sunny winters day

and brown again, never thought I would say that so fast. I shall have a potter today and make a list of things I need and jobs to do , can't beat a cold day all wrapped up though....The sun has got his hat on Hip hip hip hooorayyyyThe sun has got his hat by Lavender Lady

28/01/2013 12:49:38

by Berghill

Trellis

into the fence with 6" screws to give the front runners of the clemantis something to hold on to. Once they grab onto it the others generally grow on each other. I have several montannas and i just use wood trellis. A also train it along wire which i wrap by nicola brookes

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23/02/2013 23:01:26

by obelixx

Downpipe stop end

that was a similar size put it over the end used a bit of plumbers mate paste and then wrapped duct tape its still there as far as i know , if you dont have any plumbers mate just the silver duct tape will do it unless you need a better looking finish by Anneon

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25/02/2013 23:56:04

by Welshonion

can we start a free plant give away in our local area

and a little soil can be wrapped in damp kitchen paper then put into a plastic bag. The whole thing put into a fruit punnet thing from the supermarket. Then one was put in a modifted cardboard box and another a jiffy bag. It makes swapping easy by derrick hammer

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09/03/2013 11:15:46

by joyce mannell

Apple Tree Help needed

where it would have frozen & died, I've stupidly left it in the kitchen, with the roots in a bucket, still in the wrap, but with some holes punched in the bottom and a couple of inches of water in the bucket, so it wouldn't die from lack of water by Mummy Muddy Paws

12/03/2013 17:19:26

by nutcutlet

Heating the greenhouse

and use the earths heat. A thermostatic fan heater will then keep the heat around the greenhouse. Another good way is using massive rolls of horticutural bubble wrap around the walls. I have seen it in B&Q for £15, not sure the length though. But if stored by Twinny

07/04/2013 23:37:39

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