Woodwardia orientalis fernlets
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Woodwardia orientalis fernlets

My fern is producing hundreds of little fern bulibils. I'm tempted to propagate them and plant these ferns all over once they're large enough

u/Far-Presentation6307 — 12 days ago

Very cheap second hand panels. Worth it?

I've been seeing a lot on Facebook marketplace lately - working second hand 250W panels for £10 each.

I don't have any immediate plans to add more capacity as I have too many other projects, but do people think it would be worth it for a DIY system?

Even if they are 20% less efficient than listed that's still 200w/£10, Vs 500w for £60. It would dramatically shorten the pay back period, but would produce less power long term.

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u/Far-Presentation6307 — 3 months ago

When to plant containerised trees

I have a good number of trees in large pots, that I would eventually like to plant into the ground. Location is southwest UK.

The weather is currently a 'heatwave' (20-30C in the shade, very little rain).

If it matters the trees are a walnut tree, a Podocarpus salignus, a pinus Engelmanii, an apricot tree and a magnolia macrophyllum.

All have established roots and the pots are currently being watered daily due to the hot weather.

When is the best time to plant these out? My instinct says I should just plant them out now, as I will have to water then regardless if they're in pots or in the ground.

My wife says leave them in pots until the Autumn (Fall).

I don't want to risk losing them to transplant shock, but having them in the ground as soon as possible would give a much longer growing season for them.

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u/Far-Presentation6307 — 3 months ago

[UK] snake found in garden. Devon.

UK snake in my garden, not one I recognise. Almost looked fake and plastic, but then it slithered away.

u/Far-Presentation6307 — 4 months ago

Massive hydrangea when to prune?

Southern UK. Large hydrangea which has been growing in moderate shade. Approx 7-8 ft tall and 12-15 ft wide, quite lanky. Looking to reduce the size a bit and also remove some of the overhead branches to get a bit more light. When's the best time? I can see the flowers forming on the side facing the sun.

u/Far-Presentation6307 — 5 months ago