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  Gardora 18:39 on 29. October 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Diseases ( 52 ), Grey Mould, Plants ( 324 )   

  Grey Mould 

  Check your plants for grey mould: remove affected leaves immediately! About this disease: http://bit.ly/pdKxg1
   

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  Gardora 18:28 on 26. May 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Black Spot ( 6 ), Diseases ( 52 ), Grey Mould, Rose Rust, Roses ( 56 )   

  Diseases on Roses 

  Check your roses for diseases: rust, black spot and grey mould may become a problem! About these diseases: http://j.mp/iqdcbl
   
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  Gardora 12:04 on 26. December 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Deadhead ( 33 ), Greenhouse ( 63 ), Grey Mould, Plants ( 324 ), Winter-flowering Plants ( 2 )   

  Deadhead Winter-Flowering Plants 

  Winter-flowering plants in the home and greenhouse should be deadheaeded regularly, to prevent problems with grey mould.

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    Anne 13:15 on 18. September 2010 Permalink | Reply

    Can you advise me please what plants I can now put into window boxes for winter blooming.

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      Gardora 17:28 on 20. September 2010 Permalink | Reply

      How about cyclamen or winter pansies? Just take in account how much light your plants will get. For more infos about choosing the right plants take a look at this link: http://j.mp/cv0HNn

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  Gardora 06:46 on 5. December 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Diseases ( 52 ), Glasshouse Pests, Grapes, Grey Mould, Indoor Grapes, Indoor Plants ( 8 ), Pests ( 55 ), Powdery Mildew ( 3 )   

  Diseases on Indoor Grapes 

  Do you have indoor grapes? Watch out for powdery mildew, grey mould and glasshouse pests.
   
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  Gardora 12:39 on 24. October 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Diseases ( 52 ), Flowers ( 104 ), Grey Mould, Leaves ( 59 )   

  Grey Mould on Flowers 

  Grey mould can be problematic in wet weather: Remove affected leaves and other parts as soon as the symptoms are seen.

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