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F G
19 Jan : 9:12

To davidwei...I may be the gardener you're looking for...can't quite get the hang of this website...would you post a reply if interested please? Cheers, F G.

davidwei
05 Jan : 7:40

hi to maintain garden in warrandyte thanks

davidwei
05 Jan : 7:32

hi are there gay gardener in melbourne to help me to do darden thanks

immikey
14 Dec : 16:55

Hello Fellow Gardeneers,
Glad I came across this website. I have been in the horticulture/landscape industry for many years...nice to be able to talk plants with "family".

Dave Owens
26 Oct : 16:49

I meant Scilla Hispanica not Hispana. Dave

Dave Owens
26 Oct : 16:48

Howdy Kevin-could be a Muscari species in your yard. Some look like hyacinths or could Scilla hispana. Now classified as Hyacinthoides. What are of country are you in? Dave

Dave Owens
26 Oct : 16:44

Do you any members in Tallahassee area of Florida? Or in Nearby Georgia, Florida.? And how about Nevada? From Dave

sazji
04 Jun : 9:48

Hi all, this site seems to have been abandoned by its owners. (Please correct me if I'm wrong!) There is a new site at -link- Hope to see some more activity!

christa
27 May : 5:45

I am an avid gardner and have lived in fl all my life. I am moving to washington, nj in a month and much to learn this new climate and growing seasons....any help, comments or resources would be greatly appreciated.

Stephen McNeil
24 Apr : 8:31

My clivia hardly sends out any flowers and seems to get a powdery deposit on the leaves ( I assume its powdery mildew). Is there any simple solution to these problems. It gets a fair amount of water - perhaps too much

Territory
15 Mar : 15:25

I can't get my clivia to bloom. It gets moderate light in the summer, little water, is an old root-bound plant, seems healthy otherwise, gets winter cooling and bloom-type fertilizer starting in February. What am I doing wrong?

KevinR
09 Mar : 14:02

I am very excited to have found this website! I hope someone here can help me with an I.D.. A plant has come up in the middle of my yard and I don't know what it is. I've been told a hyacinth, but it doesn't look like any I have ever seen. Is there an appropriate place for me to post a picture so someone can help?

Many Thanks.
Kevin

Jim
06 Feb : 20:00

Having read your very good article on the Gloriosa Rothschildiana
You said to split tubers just before planting, are there any special procedures?
Regards

Jim

sazji
23 Aug : 15:27

JFPurcelljr - Most bulbs, Freesias included, have an active period of bloom and growth, and then a dormant time where everything dies down. It's perfectly normal.

Deon
04 Jul : 20:02

any gardeners from south africa?

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