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Dwarf Plumeria Plants Versus Compact Plumeria Plants
Hi Everybody, Following is an article I recently published for everybody interested in growing dwarf or compact plumeria plants.... Plumeria growers worldwide, especially in temperate climates, are...
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Cutting Mums back
When is the right time to do that for fullness and not falling over with blooms? Mine are over a foot tall and look spindly already. I'm in Delaware right in the middle of the peninsula zone 7. TIA
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bad back?
Hi everyone If you suffer from a bad back when gardening, you might be interested in PosturePlast- a new, drug-free product that can help reduce and prevent back pain. To celebrate the Chelsea Flower...
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Gardening in China
Due to start work in industrial city near Beijing. Dry soil, air pollution and temperatures from -10C to 100C.... so what can I grow from seed over there??
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Urgent Help Please (Conifers)
Hi, please does anyone have any advice for me. My situation is this.. I was out when Gardeners came round to trim the row of Conifers in the front garden. Id asked them to cut the front part right...
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Hawthorn Hedge Disaster - Help!
We planted a hawthorne hedge bought from a local garden centre that had been recommended to us about 3 years ago. We explained where we were planting it, what for etc and they advised us just to plant...
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how much sand/dry cement for shed base?
hi, i have prepared my shed base in my garden and now i am about to lay a sand/dry cement (researching on this site i have read people using a 10 parts sand to 1 part dry cement mix). i would like to...
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Apple tree problems.
My apple tree has developed a problem, does anybody have any ideas what this may be (see photos)
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Planting adopted daffodils
A friend gave me a box full of daffs that he dug up in his yard while he was clearing out an area. I know that Fall is the best time to plant daffs, but I can't plan that far in advance. By that time...
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Flymo lawn mowers
Hello Peeps! I wonder if you can help me please? I have 2 lawn mowers, one is a Flymo turbo 300 and the other is a Flymo turbo 350. Both are the push variety, not hover. I just wanted to know if the...
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Monkey nut
Hi Just bought a growing kit for a Monkey nut Plant..Never grew anything like that before..Was wondering what the success rate was ? Looking Forward to the outcome..Lets hope they like dull, damp,...
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Holes in the ground
past few weeks I've noticed several small holes that are about 2 inches wide appear in my back yard like the above example. I've been at this location for six years and this is the first time I've...
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Extracting a broken riser in a lawn irrigation setup
If a riser breaks off flush with the T-connector, the part of the old riser that is still inside the connector will need to be extracted before a replacement riser can be threaded into place. A...
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Trailing geraniums
I planted 40 trailing geraniums in my window boxes yesterday. I am gutted today to find that nine of them have been snapped off and there is no sign of the snapped off parts. Has any one got an...
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31,000 year old flower
This is from Science News on-line, April 7. The bloom isn't off this ancient plant Fruit preserved more than 30,000 years in Siberia=92s permafrost yields a living flower By Devin Powell April 7th,...
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