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Support for roses

in place now so the foliage hides it -just too look pleasing-and a strong set of ties. A couple of mine blew down last year. I got some lower than usual canes and put them in a semi circle around them and then just wrapped garden twine around. as the plant by Sandy 3

23/02/2013 18:28:37

by Sandy 3

Diseased garrya eliptica

't stand the freezing wind. Mine looks awful but it doesn't die. Might be better if it did. So, it has brown spots on it and some of the leaves are very brittle and brown. Do I need to wrap it in some horticultatal fleece or maybe it is too late by Pinkrose

25/02/2013 14:01:42

by Flowerchild

Plastic packages for posted plants

. They do use the waste for burning for heat, but it's still a waste of resources. I live in France and we recycle loads. Any sort of bubble wrap plastic, yoghurt pots, tins, paper etc and the beauty is that in this area you put the whole lot in a yellow bin by greenjude

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01/03/2013 13:59:27

by Lyn

Let's find out who gave me the Lurgy

Verdun, wrap up and keep warm. It was a child, most likely a grand child, believe me! The little angels take the bugs to school, pass them round like marbles, then come home again in a new, more virulent strain. Proper little disease vectors. The sticky by Verdun

07/04/2013 17:00:21

by Brunneria

Butternut Squash

per butternut plant, so fingers crossed! The further south you are, the more likely you will get a good crop. Hi Bob, Bed is 8ft x 4ft would I manage 2 squash in that if I wrapped them around say half and half, But then i suppose I wouldn't manage by Matty2

16/04/2013 23:33:04

by Matty2

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suspect they are all too wrapped up on the big site revamp. nutcutlet i believe you may have a pm from dove (nothing to do with this thread) she asked if anyone saw you to pass on the message Thanks blackest, I picked it up this morning. Found one from by nutcutlet

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29/04/2013 21:27:40

by chicky

What to do with lemon plants

. Lemons need to be kept frost-free in winter. Considering where you are, if you built them a shelter and wrapped them well with fleece, including the pots, then I think there is a reasonable chance that they will survive. The other thing that you may by Blueboots

07/05/2013 11:36:31

by Alina W

Talkback: How to grow onions, shallots and garlic

spaces for the onions. Pop them in the greenhouse and they will love it. With seeds I put them in small pots wrap newspaper around each pot and the seeds love that too. I have recently bought onion sets and shallots but due to the adverse weather by markpete

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13/03/2012 11:23:53

by micheal watson

Most famous moment with your plants?

Don't get much bigger than this : HRH receiving Dianthus cut from my border 30mins earlier.. That is my lovely girl Jessica, on the news and everything, in the nationals in the USA :P And her she is clutching my flowers wrapped in bacofoil by BrummieBen

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03/03/2013 10:25:40

by Bunny..

Strong Tub Trugs

full - grrrrr! It is very likely UV damage to the plastic caused by sunlight. You could try wrapping the handles in gaffer tape etc to protect them from the sun, but I suspect they will then break at the point where the tape ends! Like chilli lover by chicky

16/03/2013 13:18:15

by chicky

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