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Agapanthus

I bought 4 bulbs and when they arrived the leaves looked good but the roots were wrapped around the pot right up to the top.Should I try to untangle the roots before planting .I am going to plant the 4 in 1 pot. by dotonthelandscape

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20/03/2012 11:44:26

by dotonthelandscape

wind burn

will my conifers recover and green again after damage from wind burn ? Have you got them wrapped now? They will probably look manky but they should recover. What kind of conifers? If they are Leylandii? there not wrapped. there potted and placed by april2

11/12/2012 00:04:43

by april2

Frogspawn

normal date for seeing frogspawn in Bristol is Feb. 6th but not this year. Will let you know. donutsmrs - how lovely. My small container pond is frozen over so next year I'll wrap it up with bubble wrap. happymarion - I look forward to hearing how late by Kate Bradbury

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15/02/2012 14:45:56

by Kate Bradbury

Bubblewrapping the greenhouse

of insulating air and an easier surface for the plastic clips to go through and fewer holes plants side for creepy crawlies to lurk and hide and breed. Thanks Having once heated the greenhouse and used bubble wrap I found it far less expensive to put the heat by Goldtop

12/09/2012 16:55:42

by figrat

Box Blight

occasionally I spot a tiny caterpillar wrapped up in a leaf, has anyone got any ideas? by cbdesignsolutions

12/09/2012 11:21:20

by cbdesignsolutions

Watering dormant plants in an unheated shed

cold-so it is best not too There are instances of pelargoniums just being wrapped in newspaper over the winter and left like that until the spring-so they really do not need much water Thanks Chris by Chris 7

22/10/2012 13:55:44

by Chris 7

Talkback: How to insulate a greenhouse

, or will it still not be enough to protect my plant cuttings through the winter.I normally bring them inside the house over winter, but I now have quite a few that would take up allot of space indoors. Just a tip if you haven't got time to bubble wrap the entire by bc103963

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31/03/2012 22:47:47

by lolly2

Weeping Rose

until February If you can't plant the rose out until next year- just put some bubble wrap around the pot to stop the roots from freezing-but quite honestly it would do better in the ground. Thanks sotongeoff, its just that the garden is a mess and didnt by Brycey D

14/10/2012 21:11:15

by Brycey D

Olive Trees

Morning everyone,i need some advice please. I've been given an olive tree as a present,which is fab. However i have no idea how to look after it in the winter. I have read that i can put bublle wrap round the roots but i'm worried that if we get a by scousenel

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10/03/2012 18:03:22

by mrs figg

Fig tree

Hi Now the weather is getting colder at night should I wrap up my fig tree. I have about 4 figs growing do I keep these, they are bigger than a pea, is that correct, or should I take off the larger ones and keep the smaller than pea figs, very by Chris9

21/09/2012 19:01:36

by Chris9

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