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| clivia | 31 Jan 2009 20:29 GMT | 3 |
does anyone know where I can get a yellow clivia, either in thi country, or in the european union....Are they all expensive.. -- solaara
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| advice on lemon trees in tubs required | 31 Jan 2009 04:16 GMT | 3 |
G'day to the group . Situation : Hot dry climate in wheat belt Mid West WA 1 Wish to grow Lemon Trees in Tubs to produce fruit 2 Thus advice needed on type of tub material old 44's ok ?
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| hardy cactus in zone 7 | 30 Jan 2009 19:19 GMT | 5 |
I'm in east TN and have a rather large cactus collection (about 100 specimens). I have a place that gets full (brutal) sun and would like to plant a cactus that survives East Tennessee winters. I have an American cactus (from the USA west coast) which I propagated and tried
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| Looking for alders with fragile cones | 30 Jan 2009 13:29 GMT | 1 |
You might remember that last year I started a correspondence about my idea that alders might be a possible grain crop. My ideas and experience have moved on. The cones break open around the middle and the breaks spread to the
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| First seeds started | 29 Jan 2009 22:41 GMT | 3 |
I just put 103 Granex and 36 Red Burgundy onion seeds in starter pots today. I am starting them in the house because I don't feel like keeping the greenhouse warm enough. Next month I will probably bite the bullet and start running the heat. Of course if the sun is out
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| Few Leaves - Plenty of Blooms | 29 Jan 2009 22:16 GMT | 1 |
I've got an odd problem with several of my dark red roses - they produce very few leaves - but plenty of blooms. Sometimes there are no leaves on the cane. They are BlackBoy variants - taken by cutting. Not much of a scent.
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| Blue screens | 29 Jan 2009 22:13 GMT | 6 |
Win XP SP2. Is there a log I can look at which gives details of blue screens please :)
 Signature Pete C
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| More Carrot Questions | 29 Jan 2009 17:46 GMT | 2 |
A couple of questions about carrots. All the gardening books say not to grow carrots in freshly-manured or composted soil. I know it's because supposedly the manure/compost makes the roots fork. Does that include even well-rotted manure that looks like lovely crumbly
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| Arborvitae freeze | 29 Jan 2009 17:18 GMT | 4 |
A friend in New England was not home when a bad freeze hit recently. She say sit's dead. Is there any hope to revive the thing? Any tips? She is not able to go online - I'm just trying to help her - said they were very expensive etc.
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| Who knew? | 29 Jan 2009 14:07 GMT | 3 |
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| Onions query | 29 Jan 2009 11:18 GMT | 1 |
I've not grown onions before, so I'm a bit unsure as to the main difference for sowing onion sets as opposed to seed? Any advice appreciated Ros
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| Lime-garden,ground or hydrated? | 29 Jan 2009 11:03 GMT | 8 |
I am aware that one should not put lime onto a plot at the same time as manure,but what is a reasonable interval-3 weeks,3 months? Also,what is the most cost effective type of lime to use.I am aware that hydrated lime is expensive,and lowers the pH more,but is it worth
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| Starting From A Fresh | 29 Jan 2009 08:07 GMT | 15 |
I moved into my new house July and we were looking forward to playing i the new garden. Unfortunately the previous owners had for whateve reasons buried bags containing grass cuttings in the garden, making th whole garden on about 6 different levels.
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