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combination of digging it out, waiting for it to reappear and then BRAMBLE KILLER. Had to do that 2 years running, but haven't seen any in 5 years now. I personally find bindweed and brambles harder to get rid of, and more unsightly too. thank you i thought

etc! to top it off at the end of the garden the fencing has fallen down due to massive amounts of brambles etc from council land! (should i inform the council or leave it as it is a good barrier from some dodgy council houses!) Stupid question should i

I totally agree about not using carpet. It seems very popular on my allotment site, but I am still digging it up! We put down some systemic weedkiller last year to try to kill the brambles and I only now realise why they had not been killed off

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Hello, I have no idea if im even doing this right as I have never done this before. I need some advice on some land I have just purchased which I am clearing. This land is alongside my house and has been over grown with brambles and big green ferns

As many of you already know, I am fighting a battle with Brambles at the minute, there is a temporary truce as the weather is so bad, but come the sunshine I need to go back on the offensive with them.  I was wondering what pruning gloves

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Hello, This may be an odd question, but when de-rooting an overgrown garden (mainly brambles, ivy) at what size root do you say is small enough to remin in the ground? I started off by removing all the roots I come accross (nothing else in garden

/bulbs? I know it's nice to have your own berries, but it's not wanted at this spot and is probably stealing nutrients from the soil that would better go to the flowers and bulbs. Is it a bramble; that is a wild blackberry?  It sounds like it.  The only

I managed to do some bramble-eradication at the weekend, I can now see the bottom of the garden, and can (almost) get into the first shed, where there's a step down into the bottom part of the garden. I have, however, found that there is now LOTS