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Garden Plants in CAW ...
So, I was able to enable all the base game garden plants in CAW (there are 12 of them I could find in the data files). But I cannot seem to get the WA plants to show up. I followed Simsample's tutorial on enabling content for...
Started by mikitta on
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To be able to put garden plants outside of lots! I found the Omni plant, the Money Tree and the Death be nice to have a full compliment, even if we didn't have the specialty quest plants, like Egg plant is that all ....
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Hi
I'm a new member and I've just been asked to help out in a well established garden with lots of plants/shrubs in it eg roses, phlox, fatsia, box, choisyia, euonymus, varigated holly, hydrangea, viburnum tinus, honeysuckle, pyracantha, bulbs etc. Some...
Started by pipsqueaks on
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by 4 people.
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Multi-purpose compost can just fall off the ....
If you do the trench thing I would ...
I'd get out there now - I mean TODAY !! - and stick a spade in and cut around each plant mycorrhizal fungi stuff might be prudent when you plant them.
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Plants/Gardening This year id like to make the garden look nice. At the moment we have 6ft fences around the garden and its just very bare, ive been looking through some old photos tonight and its made me realise just how bare it is.
Now, i should point...
Started by Kathryn on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bumples):
You! i usually have the one off's in a few pots, but id like to actually plant something this year! I will look up lobelia - thank you! maybe plant so,me daffodil bulbs as they grow every year and u.
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Grow Your Own magazine are giving away packs containing 10x strawberry plants, 1x fruit gardening DVD and 1x pack of strawberry fertiliser. The plants are by Thomson and Morgan so the quality will be good.
You need...
Started by davehills on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at moneysavingexpert):
Similarly, there are a load more 'free' plant offers, just pay the postage:
http://www.plantoffers.com/az.html Thanks for this, have ordered some plants I was planning to get anyway Just saw.
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Last year our garden was a flop. We spent close to $200 on plants/supplies and then BAM displaced!
Tried container garden, that didn't work either!
So is it too early to start seeds to transplant later? We get a lot of sun through our sliding glass door...
Started by debmom2boyz on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diaperswappers):
And if you do plant inside make sure your careful to harden the plants before....
Everything else ended up being re sewn outside.
It has flourescent plant lights and plant heat mats which make a huge difference it.
plants.
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Promptly remove heavy snow from conifers, hedges, shrubs and garden structures using a long-handled broom. Tie string around specimen conifers with upright branches to prevent them falling open.
After snow melts there is the risk of waterlogging, this...
Started by probuild on
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Make the most of any sheltered spots, such as south or west-facing walls of the ground, so ease them back in and firm ... .
Get to know the cold spots in your garden: depending on the site you might be able to improve, such as garden compost.
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I haven't a clue when it comes to any sort of knowledge about plants, but I like that they bring a room to life. I work long hours and my living room doesn't get much sunlight. I'm not into flowering plants. I need plants that require minimum maintenance...
Started by Arti on
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We've had some at work for years - limited light get too much light, fatsia is ok Yuccas are good if you tend to forget to water them, money plants of them Rowan :) Thanks, kaz :) I like spider....
Spider plants are fairly indestructible Arti.
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Posted 19 January 2012 - 03:14 PM
www.metro.co.uk said:
TV gardener David Domoney has found a way to stop flowers from drooping by feeding them Viagra.
The horticultural expert says chemicals in the sex drug make cut flowers stand on end for longer.
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Started by Still Waters on
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Posted 15 February 2012 - 08:45 PM
The plants say they feel great! But a few state.
2012 - 03:27 PM
You mean the plants will get " woody?" Sorry Posted 15 February 2012 - 03:32 AM in the heart.
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Due to my illiteracy, ADHD & aversion to dusting -- I'm selling some of my personal book collection encompassing the following topics: Koi Goldfish Fish Health Ponds & Water Gardens Aquatic Plants Only ONE of each available! Prices posted below -- includes...
Started by WAC on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at koiphen):
Thank you & I hope you enjoy the book! WOW Nice colection you have!! Hi Simon, are # 2, 3 and 4 still ... .
Greetings Tom:
Glad it arrived alright for you.
Thank you! Packaged very snuggly, Also very nice store catalog too .
Received book-Still Waters.
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Not for space or any practical reasons, but for reasons of irrational, blind prejudice!
I had this conversation the other day with an older colleague over an organic wheatgrass smoothie (dont ever be tempted!).
Plants which came up:
spotted laurel, pelagoniums...
Started by Melinda on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gardenerscorner):
Ladies Mantle!!! Ladies mantle pops up everywhere!! Looks nice in the right place though the way the plants are displayed....
(Sorry, Armandii.) Nice leaves my garden .
Take Clematis armandii , for instance.
In the garden for a while.
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