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Question from
Larry Monday
In a section of my lawn I have an issue with the below pictured plant. It has some characteristics of a shrub but not sure what this is or how to eleminate it. The stalk is shrub like in nature. Small flowers and flower pods at the top of the taller plant. Have pulled them out by the roots but they seem to have come back with a vengance. If anyone could assist me in identifying this plant and how to remove it from my yard for good.
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- Posted: Sat. 12th May 2012 18:54
Comment from
Michelle Allen
I wanted to introduce myself. My name is Michelle I'm a new member located in Barcelona Spain! I have a long standing love affair with green things that grow! I'm particularly enamored with aquatics at the moments! I look forward to learning and sharing with you all!
All the best!
Michelle
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- Posted: Wed. 28th March 2012 09:02
Comment from
Jean Jeppesen (J)
I was wondering what information you would actually give me when maintenance was due on a plant or tree? Do you give specific fertilizer information and what type of soil said plant or tree needs? Thank you
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- Posted: Wed. 11th January 2012 13:39
- Last reply: Thu. 19th January 2012 13:50
Question from
Diana Grant
Hallo, I'm new - this is my first posting.
I spent a lot of time growing tomato plants from seeds (from a good seed packet with different varieties). I started them in my greenhouse, then grew them on in the garden. Watered them daily when weather dry, flowering was slow. Eventually the flowers developed into tomatoes which turned brown and were unuseable. What did I do wrong?
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- Posted: Sun. 20th November 2011 21:35
- Last reply: Mon. 21st November 2011 17:09
Comment from
Darren Owen
I hope to gain some experience from this site so all help is welcome.
I Posted this in the 'Container Garden' section and it might be in the wrong place, so i will post it here.
I've recently moved into a new house with my girlfriend and wanted to make my front garden look better. I have stripped everything down apart from (i think) damson plum tree and a little rose bush which only has 3 stems. My garden is divided in 2, with a path way going to the house and slate waste on both sides, i want to make my garden out of planters. i bought 2 Red Star Cordyline Australis Cabbage Palms to put on both side of the pathway leading into the house. i built a homemade planter which is Length 37" Width 29" Depth 12". I would like to get some flowers into the planter and sit it in the middle of one side of the garden. I also bought a Solar Power Cherub Garden Water Feature birdbath, which i thought i could sit in the middle of the planter with flowers of some sort around it. All the help would be much appreciated and my gardening knowledge is at its minimal. Not just advice on what i said but if you could advise me to do some more as well.
Thanks,
Darren
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- Posted: Tue. 25th October 2011 15:38
- Last reply: Sun. 30th October 2011 17:06
General post from
graham wilsher
Hello everyone, just joined this site ,look me up and see my profile!!
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- Posted: Sat. 22nd October 2011 19:20
- Last reply: Sun. 23rd October 2011 09:24
Question from
Colin Hicks
Good day,
I have this flower growing out of the wall of our house. Can't imagine how it got there.
The Virgin Media blokes disturbed the wall when they were putting in the broad band
cable, and it looks like this has caused a row of these flowers to bloom.
Is it possible that someone at 'SHOOT' would know what they are?
Or point me in the right direction.
Thank you.
Colin Hicks
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- Posted: Thu. 29th September 2011 19:52
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General post from
ian
Hi everyone just joined this brilliant community,struggling a bit at the moment but i'm sure i will get the hang of it in time. Ian.
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- Posted: Tue. 13th September 2011 14:22
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Question from
Gill Jackson
I have just bought a venus fly trap plant any ideas how to look after it.
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- Posted: Sun. 28th August 2011 11:06
- Last reply: Sun. 28th August 2011 23:39
Question from
Gill Jackson
Just bought a bella rosella fuchsia. Is it alright in a pot than in a basket.
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- Posted: Sun. 28th August 2011 11:05
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