Meanwhile - you could have used google to solve all your other queries about pruning lavender or identifying the buddleia that was cut down and finding suggestions to fill in the blank but you came on here and got real answers from real people speaking from their own experience and giving advice freely.
Don't knock it. As Dyer's End says, it helps others too.
Vendée - 20kms from Atlantic coast.
"The price good men (and women) pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men (and women)."
Absolutely Nut ... and also questioners get the benefit of several people's knowledge, so they can say "you might be right in saying that it's a Whatchamacallit, but given that it's got a slightly hairy stem and you say it's growing happily in boggy ground, it might well be a Whoojamaflip ......... if we look at the shape of the seedpods after it's flowered we'll know which one it is ........." you don't get that from Google
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Meanwhile - you could have used google to solve all your other queries about pruning lavender or identifying the buddleia that was cut down and finding suggestions to fill in the blank but you came on here and got real answers from real people speaking from their own experience and giving advice freely.
Don't knock it. As Dyer's End says, it helps others too.
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Thanks to all for helping with the swift identification of the triffid...job for the weekend is to pluck it out!
Meanwhile - you could have used google to solve all your other queries about pruning lavender or identifying the buddleia that was cut down and finding suggestions to fill in the blank but you came on here and got real answers from real people speaking from their own experience and giving advice freely.
Don't knock it. As Dyer's End says, it helps others too.
Absolutely Nut ... and also questioners get the benefit of several people's knowledge, so they can say "you might be right in saying that it's a Whatchamacallit, but given that it's got a slightly hairy stem and you say it's growing happily in boggy ground, it might well be a Whoojamaflip ......... if we look at the shape of the seedpods after it's flowered we'll know which one it is ........." you don't get that from Google
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
It would seem that Google didn't tell him that July was too late to sow his tomato seeds
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.