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That new roundup gel

first started, about 6 weeks ago. I had a bramble growing up through some foxgloves, and thought this gel might be the only way to deal with the problem, short of killing the foxgloves. I applied the gel. It leaves a shiny film on the leaves, so you can by Tootles

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31/07/2012 19:46:29

by Tim Burr

crocosmia masoniorum?

everything up and sorting the boarders i just wondered if anyone knew if this the same plant or am I being over run with brambles or something? Please excuse my probable stupidity but I've never had my own garden before! Oh and the green in the pic by Luubear

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24/04/2013 19:37:34

by Fairygirl

front garden design

at the front of the house so i was hoping to keep the palnts in soil. can you recomend a shade loving plant? I wouldnt like to say Bramble, but if you google 'plants for shade' i think you will be spoilt for choice. thanks lyn will try that Will it be dry shade by bramble lover

03/04/2013 21:17:05

by Cheerypeabrain

Talkback: Garden butterflies

particularly thick area of bramble beside the steps on which we were sitting. The sun was quite strong and we were both surprised and amazed to see two Comma butterlies crawl from deep in the thicket, spread their wings and dry themselves out before flying off by Jeff Goodley

28/11/2011 18:31:17

by Gill

Talkback: To spray, or not to spray?

to run an allotment where there are perennial weeds without glyphosphate, especially if there are brambles as there are on mine. Sometimes a thick mulch of carpet helps with some weeds but has the disadvantage of being slow and will not necessarily by happymarion

28/11/2011 18:39:40

by jeannie

Talkback: Snakes in the garden

. I had a quick look last week, but found nothing by bashing about in the brambles. Lovely to see your avatars, Richard and Marion! Hopefully lots of others will follow suit soon.happymarion - I look forward to discovering the length of your longest by happymarion2

14/12/2011 12:00:45

by happymarion2

New House, Old Lawn

All, We've recently moved into a new house, which is great, but whilst the front lawn is fine, just in need of a re seed and borders dug, the back is a mess. Its covered in doc, clover, long grass, nettle and a massive patch of bramble, we have low by Paul Roberts

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20/01/2012 00:52:12

by whitevanwoman

Electric strimmer purchase - advice please

We need to buy a strimmer/edge trimmer to keep the grass down where it grows up against the raised beds (and at the moment up against skips in the front garden). We won't need it to deal with brushwood or brambles thank goodness, but something by Dovefromabove

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19/06/2012 06:24:46

by Dovefromabove

Newts

i have already posted this on thread 'Brambles' however I do need help. When clearing an area of garden to prepare a rhubarb bed I moved some builders blue plastic sheet and, as well as a couple of large slugs, found 4, maybe 6, newts underneath it by bjay

31/08/2012 21:58:24

by Hollie- Hock

Tackling erosion

there at present is bramble. Ferns in other places seem to have been very effective at holding back the bank and I'd like to extend these but haven't a clue how to start. I have ferns in other places that I could split but would this be the best way to propagate by Carole Lacy

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07/01/2013 09:54:34

by Joe_the_Gardener

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