I spent all day trying to get rid of a buddliea - we got as far as cutting it down to twelve inches and digging around it but I need the help of brushwood killer so i have ordered some to arrive in the next few days hopefully
Thanks nutcutlet. . The packet said to do this warm then cold cycle but I was afraid to kill the seedlings.. I've got more than enough germinated!.. never grown these before and have not found them in any local garden centres.. Thanks for the help.
I went out to carry on pruning clems but the northerly wind was so bitter I retreated back indoors and did dance club admin. Sowed lots of leafy stuff yesterday and hope to sow toms and chillies indoors tomorrow but will save pruning the rest of the clems and roses till that wind dies or changes direction to something a bit more friendly.
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I spent all day trying to get rid of a buddliea - we got as far as cutting it down to twelve inches and digging around it but I need the help of brushwood killer so i have ordered some to arrive in the next few days hopefully
At home- I have been encouraging my seedlings
trifid, read your earlier post
If the seeds have germinated they don't need to go back in the fridge
In the sticks near Peterborough
starting splitting and re-potting agapanthus and lined one of my new planters.
Had to break one of the "pot bellied pots" but rescued the 2 big ones.
Thanks nutcutlet. . The packet said to do this warm then cold cycle but I was afraid to kill the seedlings.. I've got more than enough germinated!.. never grown these before and have not found them in any local garden centres.. Thanks for the help.
A cold frame or cold GH would be suitable now, they won't need keeping warm.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Thanks they will go out from the bedroom windows sill to the greenhouse tomorrow.. makes space for another tray of seeds!
Have pruned "The Pilgrim" climbing rose.
The Zinnias, free from GW, have germinated after only 2 days!
I went out to carry on pruning clems but the northerly wind was so bitter I retreated back indoors and did dance club admin. Sowed lots of leafy stuff yesterday and hope to sow toms and chillies indoors tomorrow but will save pruning the rest of the clems and roses till that wind dies or changes direction to something a bit more friendly.
Going to prune grasses/bamboo and tidy up the soft fruit bed, then check out the greenhouse.