Blog posts
These are blog posts that helpandadvice has made.
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We would be most grateful for your opinions on our new advice information sheets.
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In respon se to widespread reports in the media of snowdrops flowering very late this year, our Press Office have asked us to investigate.
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Mr J of Leicestershire, sent pictures of his Colorado spruce tree (Picea pungens), bought as a specimen in November 2006, which started suffering foliage damage in late summer in 2007 and again in late summer 2008, gradually affecting much of the tree
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Severe weather conditions mean that we are still only able to offer a reduced gardening advice service by phone. Many apologies for this, but we trust the service will return to normal soon
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Unfortunately the road conditions are too severe for all of our advisors to get to Wisley this morning (the gardens are closed) so the RHS Help and Advice Service is currently offering a reduced telephone advice service
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Pruning advice is always a top question for the RHS Members’ Advice Service. Few people have plants that look like those in books and if plants have been pruned heavily in the past or have been neglected or both, it is easy to understand why gardeners should be unsure what to do. Before digital cameras, pruning advice was a tad frustrating. Describing both plants and pruning in words is difficult and informative pictures were harder to take. But now that members can easily take good pictures that can be emailed to the advice office, pruning advice is pleasure for us and, we hope, gardeners
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We answered 371 questions from 233 people last week, by letter, email, phone and visitors to the Members’ Advisory Centre in the plant centre at Wisley. This a very quiet week by our standards, even for January, but we often find that better weather is needed to spark people's interest in gardening
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Although the Wisley-based RHS gardening advice service receives relatively few enquiries in January there is still much to do. By April we will be very busy indeed and to get ready for the rush we are updating and extending our advisory problem profiles and checking suppliers, particularly of pesticides as these tend to change frequently, and gardeners are unsure what insecticides, fungicides or weedkillers are available.
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Chelsea week is a busy one for the advice team as in addition to carrying on as usual with the Member’s Advisory Service we provide an advice desk to help all show visitors.
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