Author: Alberto Pearson

Lyn, you beat me to it on the nerines with a few weeks off the forum. Anywa I had a nice surprise early in this October; I have a few hyacinths in various pots which are quite good at poping up each year otherwise being neglected, hovever, I also had 3 nerines in another pot […]

Lyn, you beat me to it on the nerines with a few weeks off the forum. Anywa I had a nice surprise early in this October; I have a few hyacinths in various pots which are quite good at poping up each year otherwise being neglected, hovever, I also had 3 nerines in another pot […]

Lyn, you beat me to it on the nerines with a few weeks off the forum. Anywa I had a nice surprise early in this October; I have a few hyacinths in various pots which are quite good at poping up each year otherwise being neglected, hovever, I also had 3 nerines in another pot […]

Duro, have you dug up beneath the bluebells? Blow the seeds, just look at the number of little white corms – they grow like mini spuds. Once they’ve finished dying back, dig them up and only return a few of the corms and dispose of the rest via the most convenient or profitable means. As […]

Duro, have you dug up beneath the bluebells? Blow the seeds, just look at the number of little white corms – they grow like mini spuds. Once they’ve finished dying back, dig them up and only return a few of the corms and dispose of the rest via the most convenient or profitable means. As […]

Duro, have you dug up beneath the bluebells? Blow the seeds, just look at the number of little white corms – they grow like mini spuds. Once they’ve finished dying back, dig them up and only return a few of the corms and dispose of the rest via the most convenient or profitable means. As […]

Duro, have you dug up beneath the bluebells? Blow the seeds, just look at the number of little white corms – they grow like mini spuds. Once they’ve finished dying back, dig them up and only return a few of the corms and dispose of the rest via the most convenient or profitable means. As […]

Val, snails are nocturnal so feed during the night. As dawn approaches, particularly in warm weather, they crawl up walls, fences etc looking for crevices and overhangs in or under which they can shelter and sleep without becoming dehydrated. The surface is generally immaterial as it seems to be a phallacy that they don’t like […]

Val, snails are nocturnal so feed during the night. As dawn approaches, particularly in warm weather, they crawl up walls, fences etc looking for crevices and overhangs in or under which they can shelter and sleep without becoming dehydrated. The surface is generally immaterial as it seems to be a phallacy that they don’t like […]

Val, snails are nocturnal so feed during the night. As dawn approaches, particularly in warm weather, they crawl up walls, fences etc looking for crevices and overhangs in or under which they can shelter and sleep without becoming dehydrated. The surface is generally immaterial as it seems to be a phallacy that they don’t like […]