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Re: The friendlyest pond and fishkeeping forum on the internet... pull out in time and you won't have to worry about more puppies. uh huh, and if you pull out in time from your momma she will not have any more puppies either.

Re: The friendlyest pond and fishkeeping forum on the internet Erm..........this group averages about 3 posts a month Tim.......... :(

The friendlyest pond and fishkeeping forum on the internet [link] We guaranteen we'll try and help as much as possible with any pond and fishkeeping problems you have. Also we guarantee you will be made very welcome regardless of you pond and fishkeeping knowledge. New to ponds, need advice, please join and ask away! Regards Tim (admin)

Poor crops South east England. One - raspberries.Two - plums. Autumn Bliss. Plants about five years old. Excellent crops until this year. Very poor and the leaves on several plants have lost their "green-ness" Prune to ground level every year about January and feed with Growmore at that time. Victoria Plum. About 20 years old. Never a very good cropper, but a couple

Re: test, please do not read In message , Gandalff writes Put it on alt.test then, nobody'll read it there. Good grief, the standard of newbies these days.

test, please do not read I said please do not read lol

Re: question about the weather, anyone? "kayle" wrote I must admit when it does come out it does appear to me to be more powerful than usual, but perhaps it may simply be that we haven't seen much of it this summer.

Re: question about the weather, anyone? In message , kayle writes More intense in what way? It's no warmer. And I've gone the usual dead-leaf colour after a few days out in it. We certainly aren't seeing more of it, we're having a very British summer at the moment!

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Strawberries Over Winter Hello I have some strawberries in hanging baskets. I'd be grateful for some advice as to what to do with them over winter. Do I bring the baskets inside (if so, do they need to be somewhere light, or can I just stick them in the garage? Do they need watering or can I just leave them until the

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Re: The friendliest garden pond forum on the net On 6 Jul., 17:14, "Uk Pond Forum" wrote: Sound nice - why not place some word of mouth on rixa,com?

The friendliest garden pond forum on the net [link] We are always looking for new members to our free (of course) forum. We try to help members new to pond and fishkeeping with any problems they may be experienceing. Experienced ponders/koi keepers more than welcome to help others. Kind Regards Spudgun (admin)

Euphorbia Problem I have a Variagated Euphorbia that is about 4 years old. It's about 3ft high and not a rampant grower. Lately, it has stopped producing new shoots from the base and I'm afraid I'm going to lose it. What can I do to encourage new growth, if anything? Many thanks

and so you should oops wrong posting. still no one is to blame, just the powers that be. like slugs - drown 'em in beer! ** Posted from [link] **

Re: Cornish palm roots? Nice job Bob! Aitch

Re: Cornish palm roots? "Aitch" wrote ... We have a couple of these one about 20ft tall and the other a bit shorter. It won't be the roots that give you a problem as they seem to go straight down to their native land (NZ) but more the ever increasing size of the crown as it matures. If you move it, dig as far down as possible (3 to 4 ft) and remove as much

Cornish palm roots? I have planted a Cornish palm 1 metre from the house, the plant is currently 5 feet tall. From examining pictures of mature specimens on the web, I realise that mine has a long way to go. Do I need to move it further from the house while I still can, as I don't want to encounter problems with the roots at a later stage.

Re: Anti Slug and Snail Experiment Latest pictures. Complete with slug or snail tracks and a very poorly plant [link] The two smaller plants are in the pots with salt on the double sided sticky tape and the copper ring around the stem Mike

Re: Anti Slug and Snail Experiment and Coca Cola and Daddies Sauce :-) Just think what they do to your stumick ;-) Mike

Re: Anti Slug and Snail Experiment They sell rolls of copper in the gardening section of most home improvement stores. It works great. Copper is getting so expensive though! I'm thinking of finding a way to use pennies instead. You can also use some lemon to clean your copper.

Re: Anti Slug and Snail Experiment Now been brought out into the open and placed where slugs and snails are always quite 'busy' :-(( [link] Watch this space. Mike

Re: Tesco: A Multicultural Problem In article , Or this troll, either. Regards, Nick Maclaren.

Re: Tesco: A Multicultural Problem On Sun, 04 May 2008 12:23:35 +0100, MichaelS wrote: Tesco isnt a problem, its a supermarket that meets all out needs. Choice. The government want consumer choice in all its public services, well tesco have beaten them to it. So, small shops close. Times move on. I dont se my local college doing

Crop Rotation.. Confused! I have just taken over an allotment and am in the process of clearing all (well most?) of the nasty weeds etc by the end of the summer. I plan to divide the allotment into 6 parts. One part is for permanent crops like fruit and the remaining five would rotate in the following order: Legumes, followed by

Re: Anti Slug and Snail Experiment Would you like me to send our slugs and snails for her to play with? ;-) Whereabouts are you? Mike

Re: Anti Slug and Snail Experiment Sounds good Val Many thanks Mike

Re: Anti Slug and Snail Experiment Many years ago (about 30+) I read about copper deflecting the onslaught of slugs. It so happened soon after reading this tidbit of information I spotted a box of copper tape on the counter of my company 'store' while I was getting spare fuses for my truck. I asked the fellow what it was for. He had no idea nor who ordered it. We paved roads. He said if I wanted it I

Re: Organic slug pellets That expensive box usually lasts me 2 years. Not sure, but iron phosphate _might_ be sold as a dietary supplement. Check around -- the cheapest brand might do the trick for you.

Re: Organic slug pellets In article <1210444932.221...@bubbleator. drizzle.com>, Just drives me batty that a cheap chemical has such a premium. I've been to drug stores and chemical providers to no avail. I've helped create MSDS docs in the past dealing with Titanium Dioxide. You may be able to purchase a lot of sluggo for $600 but each year I'd

Re: Organic slug pellets news:b2forewagner-A924E0.13391010052008@sn-indi.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net... Interesting that you mention this. Just recently on a local TV gardening program I was watching a caller asked the same question of our 'organic guru'. He explained that the other '90%' inert ingredient served two purposes. 1. to facilitate proper and easy distribution. 2. to serve as an

Re: Anti Slug and Snail Experiment news:wildbilly-ED437B.10311810052008@c-61-68-245-199.per.connect.net.au... It is indeed on the inside and we are not sure if it was there when the copper cable was stapled on only a few days ago. With regards to the beans in the pots, they were planted today and now in the loving care of 'her outdoors' in the greenhouse. Once they put their

Re: Organic slug pellets In article <1742f0ed-a8b3-41c0-8b46-8d705 d851...@34g2000hsf.googlegroup s.com>, Every year I ask where can I purchase an ounce of iron phosphate ? Sluggo and others consist of 1% iron phosphate and 99 % breads or a starch. Active ingredient 1% for expensive box . Bill who would dissolve iron phosphate in soda.

Re: Organic slug pellets Well if they don't want to go over, we hope that they won't want to go under either. BUT, early days of the experiment. WATCH THIS SPACE. If it works :-)) If it doesn't work? Well at least I have, as always, been honest :-)) Mike

Re: Organic slug pellets Iron phosphate (i.e. "Sluggo" brand) works great, and adds a shot of phosphorous, which your plants need anyway. Does the wire stapled to the top of the rails do anything about the slugs nesting underneath?

Re: Anti Slug and Snail Experiment Yes. That is one we found inside, so it was lifted up and placed alongside the copper cable. It wasn't happy ;-( The cable on that bed only went on a couple of days ago so we can only assume it was already in the bed. Follow this thread :-)) Watch this space :-)) Mike

Re: Organic slug pellets Or follow the trial I have going in the 'Anti Slug and Snail Experiment' Mike

Anti Slug and Snail Experiment Following postings about slugs and snails and copper wire etc., I am performing some experiments which gardeners, (that does not include me, I am a non gardener, 'her outdoors' is the gardener) might like to follow. Pictures at [link] One of the pictures shows a slug which is reluctant in going over the copper

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Re: Manure, compost. Whats the difference? "Sacha" wrote after "Bob Hobden" wrote after It just says... "It uses the unique IQ technologyT, which combines glyphosate with a fast 'burn down' herbicide" Not any the wiser. :-( Hopefully I shan't have to resort to such things on an allotment again so it's academic.

Re: Manure, compost. Whats the difference? On 6/5/08 18:31, in article 68bis7F2s0pi...@mid.individual .net, "Bob Hobden" This will leave you wiser than it leaves me, I feel sure. [link]

Re: Manure, compost. Whats the difference? "Sacha" wrote>>> No, I've read a lot on Glyphosate but don't know what Resolva is combined with and therefore wouldn't use it without doing research and satisfying myself it doesn't stay around long term.

Re: Manure, compost. Whats the difference? On 6/5/08 18:03, in article o6GdnThQaKJhE73VnZ2dnUVZ8s-qn. ..@bt.com, "Bob Bob, have you used this new weedkiller called Resolva? I speak as one who does not grow her own food, BTW!

Re: Manure, compost. Whats the difference? "Ed" wrote Your only way to get rid of those weeds is using weedkiller, you will certainly not dig out Bindweed and I doubt you will overcome the Couch Grass either. Glyphosate binds to the soil on contact and acts on an enzyme only found in plants and that is what I would use. Spray the green leaves, leave

Re: Manure, compost. Whats the difference? news:FIKdnZ13F4pi7b3VnZ2dnUVZ8sqjnZ2d@plusnet... Hi Ed Manure is 'Oats which have been through the Horse' and Stable Straw and left to rot, compost is the stuff from the garden which has rotted in a heap or compost bin :-)) Mike

Manure, compost. Whats the difference? Hey expert gardeners!! I just taken on new allotment which, as expected, is pretty overgrown with bindweed n couch grass n stuff I don't recognise. So, I started double digging the whole plot to remove as much as possible of all of these deep rooted perennial nasties.. It will take me until end of August to complete this.