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Posted 05/03/2010 10:34:07


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Buds are swelling in the UK and we should now be feverishly trying to catch up with the re-potting which has been delayed by the frozen root systems. We're still getting the freezing nights but things are definitely improving as the days get steadily longer. I had to shoot off yesterday to replenish my cat litter with another 90 litres. Its amazing where it all goes. I've even put some in the Fuchsias this year. All the best to you and have a good growing year. =Don.

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Posted 05/03/2010 19:14:24


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yup this sun we are getting is much better for the mind, its just nice to get outside for a change although its still bitterly cold up north, brrrrr

 

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Posted 05/03/2010 19:50:02


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Buds are swelling in the UK and we should now be feverishly trying to catch up with the re-potting which has been delayed by the frozen root systems
My re-potting is delayed due to not having any new pots,or money to buy them

Think two of my elms have died to,due to being repotted last year and the weather.

On another note its been sunny down here for 5 days now lol.


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Posted 07/03/2010 17:57:55


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Think two of my elms have died to,due to being repotted last year and the weather

i wouldnt have thought re potting your elms would have killed them, do you have any reason to blame that, or are you based in a very cold country?

 

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Posted 07/03/2010 20:52:36


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RoyH (07/03/2010)
Think two of my elms have died to,due to being repotted last year and the weather


i wouldnt have thought re potting your elms would have killed them, do you have any reason to blame that, or are you based in a very cold country?
Only thing ive done is repot them.changed the soil type to.that with the snow for 4 weeks and the cold weather etc killed them.


Never liked them anyway lol.


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Posted 08/03/2010 13:29:54


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Yes indeed, lovely to see the sun during this past week, have been busy in the greenhouses, having a general clear up in between the pots/dishes of fuchsia bonsai, clearing up dropped and deadleaves, a little pruning where necessary. Early crocus and snowdrops are flowering in the garden, can't get out there yet to do anything, soil still gets a frost at night and during the day it's still too 'puggy'

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Posted 08/03/2010 18:30:55


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Kath (08/03/2010)
Yes indeed, lovely to see the sun during this past week, have been busy in the greenhouses, having a general clear up in between the pots/dishes of fuchsia bonsai, clearing up dropped and deadleaves, a little pruning where necessary. Early crocus and snowdrops are flowering in the garden, can't get out there yet to do anything, soil still gets a frost at night and during the day it's still too 'puggy'
Im amazed its been nice for about 1 week now lol,Still abit of a cold wind however.

All in all,it makes you want to go outside for a change.


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Posted 08/03/2010 18:35:31


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well folks ive cut my lawn today, it was soo good to get out into the garden, still rather cold though

 

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Posted 22/03/2010 10:59:29


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What's happening out there? I thought that these pages would be full of posts and photographs as the growing season gets under way.
All deciduous re-potting should be completed before Palm Sunday. Evergreens may be left until later. I should talk, I started at Christmas and am still at it. Is anyone doing anything especially exciting this year? We want to know don't we folks?


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Posted 22/03/2010 16:20:41


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Stymie (22/03/2010)
What's happening out there? I thought that these pages would be full of posts and photographs as the growing season gets under way.
All deciduous re-potting should be completed before Palm Sunday. Evergreens may be left until later. I should talk, I started at Christmas and am still at it. Is anyone doing anything especially exciting this year? We want to know don't we folks?
Ive done all my re-potting on the weekend,and have indeed lost two elms.My in training dawn redwoods are growing like mad atm and there only a year old.

as for pictures its been raining for weeks here


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