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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

Advise needed

want to put something in this year for colour and to help protect from weeds so the soil will be good next year. Soil texture is excellent & ph was 7.5 when I tested a few years ago. The beds will get a reasonable amount of sun but are quite high so I by Roisin Finn

20/05/2013 17:43:29

by Alina W

plant id please

seedlings are little light green ferny things. whoops These are not Cornflowers. Annual Cornflower has a slim silvery green leaf. Perennial Cornflower has a wider leaf. look like weeds to me sorry! the leave are long and slim on cornflowers. See I think I by joslow

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10/06/2012 06:07:51

by Dovefromabove

weeds

Help Just purchased a small piece of land by my house. Been digging the over grown grass and weeds out but as quick as I'm clearing an area the weeds are shooting up again. What is the best way to get rid of them and not damage the soil? hi by Gardenqueen

15/06/2013 23:47:44

by darren stubbs

What is this plant?

was good quality topsoil, could it have been a rhizome in the topsoil? If so would I have any recourse?Any tips on how to treat knotweed? There are no big roots underneath these plants. I doubt that that is knotweed-it just looks like an annual weed by sensa

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20/08/2012 18:47:59

by chilli lover

A garden full a weeds!

but turn in....trench and bury....the grass, annual weeds etc face down. Then level by firming and raking. Scatter fertilizer, rake it in and plant up few days later. Simples! Good luck Morning busy lizzie....similar advice I think ....not a great by Mrgreengiant

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27/05/2013 14:24:28

by fidgetbones

At a loss with my lawn....

days. The stones? Are they big ? Otherwise don't worry too much but just keep raking and removing when you can. The weeds? Annual weeds will eventually be controlled by regular mowing but the raking and hoeing over winter will control these by turf by Pumphead

09/11/2012 21:42:06

by Pumphead

New Gardening Business

I have recently just started to maintain a few gardens. The gardens I look after are very large and this includes a large area of pathway, and a large area of driveway. I am looking for advice on how to purchase a more industrial weed and moss by Richard Walsh

28/11/2012 10:41:12

by chrissieB

Wood chip

weeding, but it will limit your options a bit. You won't be able to change your planting in a hurry, or suddenly decide to sow seeds of annuals to fill spaces. Make sure you water carefully as well, so that the newly-planted shrubs get plenty of water by Wildflower2

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15/03/2012 23:13:24

by whitevanwoman

HELP !!!!!what about ground cover plants- does it work?

feet and it definitely covered the ground. I only managed to remove a 2 gallon ucket of weeds from within it. Dandelions, goosegrass, groundsel, poppers, an annual grass and ragged robin, plus the usual for this garden Ash tree seedlings. tp name but a by lucky3

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08/06/2012 19:17:33

by weejenny

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