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Too much cement in flower bed

i plant for good ground cover in between the climbers that dont need to be planted too deep. Ajuga, Lamium, Ivy. Can you not add some more topsoil to the beds so that you have a bit more depth for roots to get going on plants. please dont use Ivy by frustrated_gardener

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07/08/2012 11:04:53

by jean riley

leatherjackets

product by Provado designed to treat lawns, but you won't be able to grow food in the ground for at least a season afterwards. You could try planting up with flowers to avoid having empty beds for so long - ornamentals would be unaffected. @simon.. yeah by simon smith

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21/05/2012 20:52:29

by simon smith

Lupins - victim of slug attack

Hi, I'm a very novice gardener, in fact this is the first summer of having my own garden. I planted a lupin in the raised bed at the back of our garden and it was doing very well until the very wet period we had in May when my garden was invaded by Eelieg

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17/06/2012 20:37:12

by Dovefromabove

Violets

Hullo everyone, my flower beds are over-run with pink violets and they are a curse. I doesn't matter how many are pulled up they still come back. The roots are very deep and other than clearing the whole of the bed and digging them out I can by Ginnie123

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07/05/2012 07:42:07

by Ginnie123

any suggestions

how much time you have to spend and what type of plants you want. The teardrop bed sounds like it has loads of possibilities by PLP

06/08/2012 21:12:02

by Hollie- Hock

Name that plant!!

We have recently moved into a new house and I discovered some old disused beds and a granite wall in a mad frenzy of gardening today. I came accross something that looks shrub like and was loathed to give it the hedge trimmer treatment. I have by kellywelly

05/05/2013 22:07:05

by kellywelly

drainage for tropical style garden

Going to do raised beds for tropical style garden with plants like palms, ferns, caster oil plant,cordylines and bamboo, would i start with a layer of stones then soil for drainage. Advice please. Bamboo and fern do not really need drainage by bluejan

07/04/2013 20:03:57

by blairs

Gigantic courgette leaves

Hi. I have a courgette plant that has gigantic leaves and lots of them but no flowers. This is planted in a raised bed. Not sure if it's overloaded with nutrients as all my veg in the raised beds have really large greenery but nothing else. My by lucy33

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02/07/2012 08:00:16

by lucy33

Autumn planted onion sets

Hi All Last autumn I planted some onion sets at my allotment. I was wondering if it would be beneficial to rake lightly and carefully between the bulbs and add some growmore or some other fertiliser at this time. Any ideas? I planted some too by Madeleine51

30/03/2013 22:47:53

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Reviving dried bedding, lost instructions

'm fascinated by your progress. Which plants did you try? Granny always used to do this with bedding 'geraniums' (pelargoniums as they are now) - taking them out of the pots, wrapping them in newspaper and keeping them in a cardboard box under the bed by kate1123

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23/05/2012 11:17:28

by Alina W

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