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| Wanteds |
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| Asked on: 05/05/2013 0
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| Follow on from Jessica Wheelers question, really, we are not offered a wanted option, either. |
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| Placing an advert |
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| Asked on: 18/04/2013 1
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18/04/2013 |
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| Hi there, I've just joined and cant see how to sell. I am only offered swap or buy? Can anyone advise please. Thanks Jess |
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| kale |
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| Asked on: 29/03/2013 0
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| i am looking for cuttings of a perenial kale called cottagers kale or
taunton deane kale also called daubenton kale does anybody have some i can
get cutting of or know where i can get it |
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| Snowdrops in the Green |
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| Asked on: 15/02/2013 0
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| If you have too many snowdrops or are looking for some new ones to add to your collection do remember that they are one of the few plants that are moved 'in the green'. So, as soon as the flowers have died back they are ready to move. If you have spare ones or are looking for some more, just add a message on plantsreunited.co.uk
Happy gardening, Graham |
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| House Plant |
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| Asked on: 24/11/2012 0
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| I have a Yukka type house plant (not sure of the exact name), it was given to me 10 years ago and it was approx 1 foot in height then, over the years I have loved and nurtured it (maybe a bit too much!) and it is now about 8 feet in height. It is now too tall for our house (unfortunatley, as I am fond of it), I would like it to go to a good home but I am unsure where to start looking/advertising. Please can anyone help or point me in the right direction of somewhere that would want to house a very large plant? Thank you |
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| Selling plants |
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| Asked on: 23/10/2011 0
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| Selling Bonsais and adenium plants
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| Pepper Pests |
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| Asked on: 13/06/2011 1
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24/06/2012 |
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| Something has stripped one by one the leaves from my patio sweet pepper seedlings. i have lost 6 now. they are about 2 inches in height as very slow to grow with this poor cold weather, (although they are in a mini green house) I cant find any pests and have looked.
Any tips for saving the others? |
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| kingswood dianthus |
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| Asked on: 16/05/2010 1
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12/05/2011 |
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| hi has any one got a kingswood or inglestone dianthus |
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| Badger problems |
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| Asked on: 11/03/2010 0
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| Help! My rural garden is being dug up as though a rotovator has been used and the culprits are badgers. We are extremely open and surrounded by fields. Obviously, I don't want to harm them but does anyone have ideas on how to discourage them from digging up my lawns. I am told they are searching for worms. Jennie Sidders |
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| Bees in small gardens |
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| Asked on: 11/03/2010 1
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05/05/2013 |
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| Hello, I am very keen to begin keeping bees but our garden is rather small and on an estate. Does anyone have any experience of keeping bees in such an environment? Your experiences will be very helpful.
Many thanks,
Jenny Bostock |
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