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2 year-old Choisya ternata

centigrade when using these nematodes, it's not worth doing it in low temperatures as it won't work and will be a waste. Emma gardenersworld.com team Hi yarrow2, The leaf damage doesn't look like vine weevil, as these bugs tend to chew into the leaf from by yarrow2

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17/07/2012 13:20:31

by yarrow2

Plant ID

the spindly stage - or maybe I ought to be doing something to encourage better growth. Any tips, photos? I'm suspecting that a windy, wet Scottish garden is the wrong environment for them! Hi yarrow2 - will get some photos tomorrow !! Mine are very spindly by Gracie5

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04/07/2012 22:11:22

by fotofit

July in the garden!!

by gardeningfantic

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29/07/2012 23:15:10

by weejenny

March in your Garden

by Rainjustlearning

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11/03/2013 10:30:39

by Rosa carriola

Anemone de Caen

particularly of critical hierarchy on this forum is a real boost to flagging would-be gardeners who really benefit from the generosity of others willing to share their experiences and give a few minutes of their time to encourage others. So thank you. yarrow2 by roxy2

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29/04/2012 22:43:51

by Alina W

New roses for old

in a 50/50 mixture of GP compost and vermiculite. Allow a full twelve months to produce a good root system then pot on into individual pots. 18 months to two years and they are ready to grow into the ground. My reply to Yarrow2 seems not to have been by Naki

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18/06/2012 09:24:30

by Paul N

Is it wild phlox?

and kept it. Had to dig an enormous hole to plant it in the garden - the entire pot shape. It doesn't look attractive these days but hadn't a clue what else to do with it other than the bin and just couldn't commit it for council execution. Yarrow2 by Robot

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20/06/2012 10:45:19

by Robot

Talkback: Tomato blight

with a strong tea made of yarrow and sometimes I add garlic and other herbs. It can prevent blight if used repeatedly and slows down an onslaught if it has already taken hold. Much better than using chemicals particularly if you want to eat the tomatoes by jogriff

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05/08/2012 14:44:33

by Italophile

Chelsea!

Plantain, Lady’s Bedstraw, Yarrow, Cowslip, Self Heal and Red Campion'. Only one website was quoting prices, which seem to be about £27 for a 1.25 meter square. Not that expensive, IMO. Thank you gardenfantic, I'll certainly check out what's on the red by Wintersong

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31/05/2012 21:22:53

by Lowenna

WILDLIFE PICTURES

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07/08/2012 21:23:34

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