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topogigo
In my local paper: Mr Robert Penis has formaly changed his name by deed poll. He will now be officially known as "Bob" Penis
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Billy Reid S
What is the growth rate of Eucolyptus trees in the North of England?
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Aquagility
My grass-cutting days are over, so I have had my small (20'x50') garden dug over and planted large shrubs about 6' apart. Now I need some low-growing plants to cover the ground and (hopefully)...
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bubbles4920
please help, why is my parlour palm drooping? i dont know if its due to too much watering or not enough. i think its a parlour palm, ive had it years. its about 3ft tall, 2 stems that look a bit like...
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perryfed4
name of an animal or plant ative to the uk beggining with ragged
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mysticmeg
Is Bitumen paint toxic ti pond fish?
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petmar
any body know the root structure of a monkey puzzle tree ie. deep rooted or shallow rooted over a big area and the best time to move a 10 ft high tree
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Thunderbird+
Mr Mathews wont be in for work on monday due to a bad case of flu.
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LeedsRhinos
We have an established Oak tree which was ringbarked to a height of about 2 feet by some goats (don't ask). We were told the tree would be dead but the following spring it began to shoot buds and...
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dollpike
What kind of compost is best for top dressing planted beds? I have a choice of mushroom, steer manure, or a mix of manure, bark and sand.
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shbanta
What city was named or popular for the Red Hibiscus?
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carolegif
The neighbours at the back of our garden have erected a large balcony above roof height - it looks like Stalag 13! They only got the seaview because we took down some huge lleylandi, but they now...
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quoman123
Does anyone know where I can buy these, or what they are called? I have seen them advertised in the Sunday supplements, but forgot to take the details. I have tried various sprays and granules, but...
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Thunderbird+
Hi all, I've been toying with the idea of growing some blueberry bushes in large pots or tubs, this way I think I can manage the acidity requirements better. I've seen the photo's in the seed...
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ladybarbara
Hello. Half of my detached house is covered in ivy but some of it is bushy. with berries, in other parts it looks variegated and is flat and clinging. A friend has cut it back to bare wood. it looks...
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My Angel Pie
Hi i have a old redbrick typical bay window victorian semi, we are about to have the front garden part paved and chipped for off road parking, but the red brick area below the bay window (8ft x 3ft...
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harveyjed
i have removed two trees now i have to kill the roots can i drill the stumps and add a chemical if yes what can i use
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katyb306
Does anyone know what thought did cos i certainly don't!!
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HJT40
I am noticing, due to a much loved puppy, that my lawn isn't looking alll it should do. I was thinking that I may re-turf the patches where he has dug or killed the grass. I just need to know whether...
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Northumbrian
I have lost 2 dozen primulas recently. The plants were separated from their roots by small quarter inch grubs. Also in the soil were small yellow eggs about the size of snails' eggs but with a firmer...

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