But...but....I've only just managed to get back on here!
It's inevitable the youngsters progress onto social media, whereas us of the older generation tend to prefer the layout of a web forum.
All the best people, stay safe

Welcome.
Ask away, there will be someone on here who's done it, seen it, forgotten about it, or killed it!

Welcome.
Ask away, there will be someone on here who's done it, seen it, forgotten about it, or killed it!

Welcome back. I eventually managed to get back on a few weeks ago. It's not the hive of activity it used to be! Shame really

Probably too big, but worth a shot. I've never attempted cuttings from these, but they self seed regularly for me

For anyone who's tried to strip a Trachycarpus trunk, I say the more the birds take, the better!

Is that colocasia you're after? If so you could try Himalayan gardens ltd or Ben Candlin aroids

If you see the areas they originate from, I'd say it's winter wet that causes it. Better drainage certainly helps, but even on my porous chalk, my chammys normally show some spotting

That's a nice plant Lizzie.
I've divided them just like any normal perennial, but having said that, I'm sure I read somewhere that they dislike root disturbance! The worst that will happen is you kill the plant....or fall off the wall

Welcome. Pay no heed to the role Grev has given the dracunculus. I look forward to the flowering event each year....but I don't stand too close!

I think people are taking social distancing to the extreme!

php and sql errors, gave up for ages. Tried again today and I got straight onto it.
Now I'm here, I've got nothing to report!

Hello bitches, I'm back!