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• #7102
We get a fairly decent haul of figs most years from our tree, which is in a pot buried in the garden against a south facing fence.
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• #7103
Do you think it’s worth me taking it out and repotting it then?
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• #7104
That's a 'yes'! An old butler sink is ideal.
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• #7105
Box tree caterpillar is not an issue anymore.
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• #7106
Or here.
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• #7107
Really happy with how the meadow came out
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• #7108
Will it be ok with me digging it up? I have a Butler’s sink, plant it in this and then into the ground?
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• #7109
It will survive most things short of nuclear explosion. It'll be fine.
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• #7110
Maybe better to wait until winter/early spring when it's dormant?
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• #7111
As ChasnotRobert says, and yes, plant into sunken sink with an inch or so of sink showing.
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• #7112
Late to the rose chat, but Gertrude has started flowering with plenty more to come.
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• #7113
As in Gertrude Jekyll, the fancy David Austin Rose? We have them Tring to climb an arched trellis.
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• #7114
Indeed! mrs upsidedown got a bit spendy and we have a Roald Dahl and a Pilgrim too.
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• #7115
Now we are gardening!
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• #7116
Nice!
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• #7117
Garden update:
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• #7118
Beautiful!
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• #7119
The self seeded poppies are still giving...
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• #7120
Thanks! It's come along a bit since pathgate :)
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• #7121
How to stop foxgloves falling over?
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• #7122
Convert them to foxgauntlets?
Tie them to a stake?
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• #7123
this wet and warm is resulting in a huge snail festival around my way.
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• #7124
for clarity, that's a festival of many snails, rather than of huge snails.
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• #7125
Yes, I'm rounding them up every morning here. Mostly slugs though. Huge numbers.
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I get upward of 30 figs a year from my (neighbour's) tree.