Useful Advice on Various Gardening Topics
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Managing Pest Control
2
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Vegetables for autumn planting and sowing
3
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Improving potting composts with Vermiculite, Perlite and Grit
4
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Lawn Care
5
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Green House and Vegetables by Ray Broughton
6
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New Nettle Tea
Y
ou
might
be
interested
in
a
free
little
gardening
advice
tool
we’ve
created.
It
is
a
fruit
tree
pollination
checker
which
you
can
find
at
https://www.ashridgetrees.co.uk/gardening-advice/fruit-tree-advice/pollinationchecker
.
You
will
see
that
it
is
easy
to
use
and
that
it
covers
most
types
of
topfruit
that
you
can
grow
in
the
UK.
When
you've
selected
a
fruit
(apple,
pear
etc)
you
just
choose
your
variety
and
you're
presented
with
a
list
of
compatible
pollinators.
Many
gardeners
are
either
ignorant
of
the
importance
of
pollination
for
good
crops
or
think
it
a
dark,
confusing
art.
Well,
this
tool
deals
with
the
problem
and
is
free
to
use
as
often
as
any
of
your
members
could
want.
And
if
any
of
them
use
it,
then
as
a
welcome
we
are
also
offering
a
15%
discount
on
anything
they
choose
to
buy
from us.
Would this be of interest? If so, I can send over the discount code.
Kind regards,
Julien de Bosdari
Ashridge Trees
Grove Cross Barn, Castle Cary, Somerset, BA7 7NJ
Telephone: 01963 359444
Website:
https://www.ashridgetrees.co.uk/
Pollination Checker Tool on the Web
Fertiliser Info Sheets
A war on Slugs - A DIY Slug Killer
Click on the download arrow to view
Breed your own namatodes
This
can
also
apply
to
online
purchases
from
sites
which
are
not
part
of
the
Horticultural
Trades
Associations.
You
may
have
read
in
Gardening
magazines
or
the
daily
newspapers
about
XYLELLA
FASTIDISA.
THIS
IS
A
VIRULENT
BACTERIUM
WHICH
ATTACKS
PLANTS.
This
can
eventually
destroy
plants
and
could
run
through
gardens.
It
is
currently
present
in
parts
of
Italy
and
Spain,
it
is
carried
on
olive
trees,
cherries,
lavender,
rosemary
and
figs.
If
it
arrives
in
the
UK
it
is
a
threat
to
many
species.
When
you
purchase
plants
check
where
they
were
grown
and
try
to
patronise
the
many
local
nurseries which produce
their
own
stock
.
Suzanne Holroyd
Maxi Crop
BEWARE
WHEN
TEMPTED
TO
PURCHASE
PLANTS
WHEN OVERSEAS.
We
are
short
of
1
litre
bottles
to
distribute
Maxi
Crop.
Would
members
be
kind
enough
to
bring
their
own
1
litre
bottle
when
they
want
to
purchase
Maxi
Crop
or
if
they
are
no
longer
using
the
product
and
have
1
litre
bottles
in
their
sheds
perhaps
they
could
drop
them
into
the
hut
on
a Sunday between 10am and 12 noon.
Emsworth Horticultural Society
Updated 08th June 2021
Following the EHS Zoom talk given by Kerry Austen (May 2021 Talk), Kerry has provided us
with leaflets on various topics on the maintenance and care of Roses. The documents are in
PDF format - to view or print, click on the document.
Useful Advice on care of Roses
