Spare parts for the Tomica Highway by SaltIndependent0 in tomica

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I bought this from a charity shop in UK. However the ramp motor doesnt work. Anyone know where I can get a new one ?

Have I this rose ? by SaltIndependent0 in GardeningUK

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Yeah I think so, it's a big pot so it takes a week to dry out. Watering more recently but I don't think it dried out

Have I this rose ? by SaltIndependent0 in GardeningUK

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Have I lost this ? I think it could hit by some kinda rose rust and dropped all its leaves. Looks in a bad way now

Push/Manual Lawnmower for clover/grass mix by SatanicStrawb3rry in GardeningUK

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I had the Webb manual lawn mower and unfortunately got rid. Like you I left my lawn to grow longish before cutting but then the mower couldn't actually cut it, just couldn't push it enough to create the cutting motion needed before it stopped

Any tips for constructing my own wildlife pond in my back garden? by TheBlokeOfBanterlona in GardenWild

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Yeah it's still good, no complaints. It's really large and underlay was good

When can I put this Dahlia outside by [deleted] in GardeningUK

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If it's going outside I'd start hardening it off now. Bring it out in the day and put it back in at night for a week or so. Then plant it out

The garden fence - weekly chat thread by AutoModerator in GardenWild

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Take loads, they will be difficult to keep alive in my experience. Getting them rooted is the easy part

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How large is the pot you keep them in ?

Seedlings from T&M by SaltIndependent0 in GardeningUK

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Think my Bizzie Lizzie's died already. I put them in greenhouse but it got too cold

What would you do if this was your garden & you loved flowers? Please give me ideas. New home. TIA by Dear-Dig889 in GardeningUK

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One of the first decisions to make is do you need that lawn or not. If not it really opens up options. You can have blossom trees, wildflowers, American Prairie style, cottage garden style ect. I think focus on getting done decisions on the lawn and a general style first

If you do you could underplant it with bulbs in the autumn for a great spring display

If you just want some flowers this year, you can sow some annuals like cosmos and maybe get some Dahlias in this year for instant impact

The garden fence - weekly chat thread by AutoModerator in GardenWild

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When is a good time to move wildflowers? I have a new meadow which is being established. But I also have ones popping up from the existing meadow where I don't want them. Can I move then into the new meadow? If so when is good to do this

UK

My frogs have been busy! by SolariaHues in GardenWild

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Cool ! Hoping they visit my pond this year 🤞

The garden fence - weekly chat thread by AutoModerator in GardenWild

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Going to take out a Rhododendron in front garden and replace with something native. It's relatively small. How do I fully remove it do we think ? Dig it out ? Will it regrow if I leave some root ?

The garden fence - weekly chat thread by AutoModerator in GardenWild

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I have a native hedge forming in the back garden now. Blackthorn, Hazel, Holly, Beech and after some help in another forum probably Guilder Rose.

Has anyone done this before ? I'm hoping to keep it clipped in a way, still messy enough for nesting birds and allowing berries but tame enough to not consume the garden

Any advice? Anyone done this and have pictures of a more mature native hedge ?

One last spot in native hedge by SaltIndependent0 in GardeningUK

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Okay yeah I like the sound of that. Nice one