Gardening.co.uk
Home
Grow
To do this Month
Features
Members
Forum
Gallery
Magazine
Shop
  
 Home » Forum > Hot threads > [Ask Forum ] denotes Subscriber-only content | Thursday 8 January 2009 | Help | Glossary  
Members Logon
Email:
Password:
forgot your
password?
Join Today!
Join Gardening.co.uk now
and be apart of our Gardening community....
why join?  
Shopping Partners
(Are you a retailer?)
More shopping
David Austin Roses
Agriframes
AXA Sun Life
Links
onestopphoneshop.co.uk

exelement.co.uk

redsevenexperiences.co.uk

e2save.com

redsevenleisure.co.uk

tribbleshomeandgarden.com

Subscribe to Gardens Monthly Magazine


Get your
FREE Scented Jasmine when you subscribe
Forum Hot Threads
22750 Total Messages
An alternative to Christmas Trees
by Jonathan Cartmel
Red climber.JPG
by Claire Way
Electric wheelbarrow?
by Nancy Scotson
orders nor arriving ?
by sue f
Xmas Tree
by wyldeflower
IMG_9303a.jpg
by Clarita
viburnum problems
by sue f
» Loads More Threads
 FORUM in association with Gardens Monthly
Discussions by:   Latest Posts | New Discussions | Hot Threads | Forum Topics
 Search forum: 
 in 
What is the problem?
1 to 5 of 5 messagesTo post a reply you need to be a member - Join now.

Forum Updates - Help Guide

 
Show/hide user stats
Gary Radford
17/09/08 07:47

 Hi Folks,

 I was wondering if anyone could throw a little light on what could be wrong. I have got these plants in my garden, first of all I would like to know what they are, and secondly, what is wrong with them, and finally what can I do to save them?

 1.

http://www.gardening.co.uk/members/images/3634/gallery/Fullsize/M4_HST_003.jpg

 2.

http://www.gardening.co.uk/members/images/3634/gallery/Fullsize/M4_HST_002.jpg

 And 3. This one is a climber.


 
http://www.gardening.co.uk/members/images/3634/gallery/Fullsize/M4_HST_001.jpg


 As you can see, they all have some problem with thier leaves. Any assistance would be greatly recieved.

 Thank you.

 Gary

 Send to friend
Show/hide user stats
Liz Dobbs 2
17/09/08 14:44

Hi

pic 2 looks like bad case of powdery mildew. I would chop all top growth off and burn or put in bin. Plant might recover next year.

pic 1 looks like leaf spot - not too serious hopefully

pic 3 could be powdery mildew or downy mildew - might be worth spraying this with a fungicide - ask at your local garden centre
 Send to friend
Show/hide user stats
Gary Radford
22/09/08 16:05

 Hi Liz,

 Thank you for your advice, I'm sorry I haven't replied earlier, bot I have been away for a few days. Do you know what the plants are, as I haven't a clue?

 Thank you once again,

 Gary.

 Send to friend
Show/hide user stats
Liz Dobbs 2
22/09/08 16:13

Hi

I'm not that certain from the images but my best guess is:
1. hydrangea
2.lythrum a perennial or maybe hebe a shrub - too diseased to tell
3. honeysuckle?
 Send to friend
Show/hide user stats
Gary Radford
22/09/08 17:38

 Thanks Liz.

 Gary.

 Send to friend
  
 
Change stats view
Make external bookmarkAdd to My Bookmarks
« Previous thread   -   Next thread »
Home > Forum > Hot threads > [Ask Forum ]Forum jump  
Support Our Partners


 Join Now ^ Top of Page
About Gardening.co.uk
- About Us
- Privacy Policy
- Terms and Conditions

Subscribe to GARDENING.CO.UK RSS news feed.		 Contact Us
- Support
- Advertise with us
- FAQ
- Retailers: free site review 		Magicalia Digital Publishing
Cycling
- BIKEmagic
- RoadCyclingUK
- SheCycles
- LondonCycleSport
- Visordown
- ProTourNews		 Outdoors
- OUTDOORSmagic
- FISHINGmagic
- GOLFmagic
- TheMainSail		 Lifestyle
- ThinkBaby
- Gardening.co.uk
- AVReview
- ThinkCamera		 Hobbies
- ModelFlying
- MilitaryModelling
- ModelBoats
- GetWoodWorking

- Full Portfolio
© 1999-2009 Magicalia Ltd.