me being me didnt and ive got a brown ventricosum this morning

theres thousands of tra chy seeds sewn by me in various places around sw uk Red I would like to do the same up here with waggies, i sourced some seed from Canada but failed to get them to germinate, I think the seed must have been old! Have you or any one else for that matter ever found a good sauc...

easy,you get to see the plants without having to buy more land to grow them. im not talking about other peoples front gardens mind,only ground that never gets any attention. if the plants get nicked,so what,i shouldnt have done it in the first place. i was a bit naughty one night though,had the brig...

i like kalanchoes but the cat loves to test new plants here by having a chomp on them so unfortunately,like cycads etc,i cannot really afford to try them. caring is easy tho,as this you tube vid suggests,they tolerate dry air so good for indoors icon_thumleft http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzQAhT26pAo

my last flush started just before last winter,about 8 inches worth and a third of the way out sizewise. they got toasted and nothing this year despite good temps. i dont bother with the drenching as that has a tendancy to happen naturally anyway in this part of the country all year round but it was ...

theres thousands of tra chy seeds sewn by me in various places around sw uk

well done Mand,glad you found your way back and hope the health issues are getting better

Place your bets, ive now replanted it as x3 shoots;/one rootball, will it survive?! icon_cheers I reckon it'll survive for a bit, then go into slow decline, and be chucked as not worth keeping. im going to agree with you on this one Connie as you are good with trees so why not cabbages too icon_thu...

come on Rob,keep up mate

best not walk near trex either then.
im careful with things like echium that fill your hands with minute needles and would be more worried about the likes of euphorbias than Dicksonia antarctica

It's all very sad & I have sympathy for them all , I imagine this thread's been so quite as there's more than enough issue's closer to home to be dealt with although not all of them disaster's on this scale. karl. id have thought more likely because it is in weather and climatology and the fact...

-0.6 last night with frost

theres a good pair at abbotsbury and a really big one in cornwall with trunk damage but cant remember where it was

who wants them this time of year anyway? best off waiting til spring and getting a 3 quid plug from somewhere

when i do mine now i screw up some fronds and stuff them into the middle then tie a bit of fleece over the top to keep them in there.they look like cooks caps but it does the job with hardly any artificial protection. i think you will get a surprise when you dig them up,the rootball wont come to muc...