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Can anyone give me some advice on how to get rid of some huge bramble that are growing in the gap between my fence and my neighbors fence.  Thier ground is a few feet higher than mine so their fence is about 8ft, mine 6ft. they have now flopped over

Hello, I would like to grow some sort of climber on front of my allotment to provide some privacy and thought of brambles? do they climb high? i have some in my allotment and was thinking of taking a cutting. What do you think? Hello Scottish Lass

I have recently bought a house with a large garden full of brambles. I need to get rid of them but am not sure of the best way. Digging the roots out is out of the question, and they are too thick for a strimmer.  Does anyone know of a product or a

trees which have sawed down but need to find a way of killing them off properly I have probs with brambles growing between the new plants i have put in on another section, thought of fabric ground cover but dont know how i go about killing off the weed

, and tasty berries - birds do enjoy them as do visitors (especially kids) when waiting at the door. Finally these berries taste way better than the berries from thornless brambles. A real luxury, all for free... HelloHaving just retired I decided to take

Help! We had some new turf laid last October, in place of old fruit bushes.  Unfortunately we now have brambles and mint growing through.  I have tried stump and bramble killer on the main plants, but how do I get rid of the bits growing through

battle, I went on holiday for a week and had to pull up a lot of foot-high new shoots, in addition to chopping down the bits I can get to.  The entire garden looks like something out of jurassic park, the brambles are towering over me, and it

These quick-growing plants are able to spread rapidly to create dense, thorny thickets of stems, which are able to root at the tips. The plants produce blackberry fruits, which contain seeds that can grow into new plants. The tough roots are able to grow again when the stems are ...

I have an area approx 55 sq yards of grass and brambles and trees that I want to clear for additional veg growing.  What's the best way to remove brambles and grass?  I can't afford to spray it , and am not sure how effective laying plastic or mulch

We have gained access to part of a field behind our garden, which is currently populated with, mostly, Himalayan Balsam, plus brambles and nettles. As a first step, we've had a patch approximately 2 x 4 metres cut down. We're aiming to use this area