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My drive

I have a gravel drive and no flower beds directly on to it, It's looks messy as it's always got grass and weeds growing through the gravel and modern weed killers don't seem to work for very long, is there a weed killer on the market that will do by c.cross

22/11/2012 21:35:07

by c.cross

My drive

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24/11/2012 13:33:48

by c.cross

Using vinegar to kill weeds

My sister-in-law needs to regain control over her garden and she has a lot of annual and perennial weeds growing in the beds. She doesnt want to use chemical weedkillers because of the wildlife in her garden (badgers and foxes). Ive researched by Tim Burr

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05/08/2012 16:57:29

by sotongeoff

Talkback: Fat hen

this already and I'm wondering what it is about the weed that makes it a particular problem? The Trichostema and fat hen, (as thread title) are both annuals, soon mown out of existance on a lawn. googled trichostema and saw the blue flowers. now wondering by mo smithso50

02/02/2013 21:37:01

by nutcutlet

Clearing overgrown area

Hi Everyone Bought a piece of land to make my garden bigger the only problem is it overgrown and full of weeds. What would you recommend would be the best way to clear it . Cant get a mini digger there. The only way i could think of was the hard by Gardenqueen

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26/05/2012 08:40:47

by Spotlandman

weedy neglected patch of a town garden

MARIE Maybe spray the weeds and sow annuals. Give you loads of colour this summer and time to consider what you might do later. How big is the pear tree? That'll give us a bit of an idea about how big the roots are TA VERDUN COULD BE THE BEST by Dusty bluebells

24/03/2013 23:33:36

by Busy-Lizzie

compost heap out of control

and transfer all the good stuff and ditch the rubbish. any ideas please Depends on the weeds. Annual weeds are fine but the compost heap would need to reach a high temperature to kill off perennial weeds and that just isn't practical for the average gardener by alexthewinelady

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03/05/2012 15:38:13

by sotongeoff

Grape hyacinths

How do I get rid of Grape Hyacinths? I have dug so many up but the little seedling bulbs keep coming up like grass, should I weed killer them? you could try digging out the soil and sieving it back the little bulbs should then be easy to find by crysta

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29/01/2012 12:29:30

by Dave Shah

Soil disposal

are removed but I would trench it all in. Grass, etc., upside own in bottom of the trench covering rest of weeds. Grow annuals, etc., for first year and then plan what you want to do with the land year after. Digging over ground like this is very by Jo Stephenson

09/09/2012 16:25:27

by christopher2

My 1st allotment

to dispose of it. Annual grass and weeds can be put on the compost heap but avoid things like bindweed. Avoid any nasty ones with seed heads. One chap on our allotment puts the more vigorous weeds in a black plastic bag and leaves them to rot for a year by richard ellis

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13/01/2012 04:03:20

by katekins

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