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• • What is this growth on the leaves of my alder tree?

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  • Red berries on my spotted laurel, are they edible or toxic?

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    planthobbyist

  • Pruning a liquidinbar tree that has grown too large & is trailing on the ground

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    Gerrygolucky

  • Finding & printing info on care of Spireae Japonica.

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    Nate from N&G

  • Where to buy Common Myrtle (Myrtus Communis)

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  • Kilmarnock mini weeping willow

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  • Planting under pencil cypress trees

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  • Moving house with Winter Mimosa in a pot

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    jeffrycope

  • Do sloes thorns die back in winter

    Started by bettynoop

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    jeffrycope

  • Weeping willow cuttings suddenly losing leaves for no apparent reason

    Started by Moonman

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    Moonman

  • Hazel planting cuttings. When and how long

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    Nate from N&G

  • Salix (Pink Flamingo) tree dying off

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    Gerrygolucky

  • Mimosa tree propagation, can they be air layered

    Started by philz49

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    Fatzo

  • I am interested in creating some Cloud bushes/trees for my daughters Zen garden

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    hands_and_dirt

  • Shrubs for privacy in hot/dry climate

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