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It Doesn't Always Have to be an Afterthought

If considered in detail, landscaping can be the ultimate compliment to the building in which it surrounds. It doesn’t only have to be about soft landscape either; many schemes are let down due to the poor quality of paving materials, step details by George Barnes

14/04/2013 00:04:39

by George Barnes

when to sort out daffodils

Hi All my Daffs are gone - do I cut them down or what? Cut the heads off,and leave the leaves to die down naturally so they build up the flower buds for next year. If you chop the leaves off now you won't get flowers next year. A bit of a feed won by Mutley200

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21/05/2013 15:30:18

by fidgetbones

Planting lawn from scratch

Due to recent building works my back lawn has been completely removed of grass and the surface is now just compacted dirt. I want to grow a lawn back but I'm not entirely sure where to start when it comes to preparing the area for sowing grass seed by Alice Graveling

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24/03/2012 19:05:41

by Alice Graveling

growing asparagus in containers

Is it possible to grow them in containers? Thinking of giving a veg loving friend one but he has lost his border due to the landlord building a bike rack on the site. You can - there's even this YouTube video telling you how: http by Swedboy

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07/05/2012 15:17:44

by Swedboy

gazebo roof

well the canvas roof on my gazebo has had it so thinking of replacing it with willow or something similar, any ideas on the best material to use that will last please Hi Julie, I construct oak framed buildings for a living, do you happen to have any by julie chapman

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07/06/2012 07:18:30

by Andrew Mcleod

Aconitum (aka monkshood / wolfs bane)

plant stays healthy and strong. If you don't want the seeds for sowing or self sowing, then cut off the flower stalks so the plant transfers its energy from seed ripening to healthy roots and foliage, thus building a stronger plant for next year. by Tim Burr

26/08/2012 11:17:35

by obelixx

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25/09/2012 01:23:18

by veltpecoraroose

Talkback: Bleeding heart and foamflower pot display

Thanks for this, I'm keen to build up a collection of native woodland plants like these. Can anyone suggest any others? I already have foxgloves and cowslips - further suggestions gratefully received! Happy gardening! Pulmonnaria and Aquilegia by Burly_Elmwood

16/04/2012 20:12:02

by CELIA ROWSON

Ants in a Herb Garden

We have a Community Herb Garden in which we grow Thyme. Unfortunately Ants are building nests under the spreading thyme and destroying them. What can we do? Ants love dry ground, is there any way that you can make it damper to deter them? I had by marigold3

26/06/2012 22:19:16

by Moonlit Hare

Basics first

Hi all. Just got a new build house. Nothing in garden apart from a heap of top soil probably covering up a lot of rubble. Wanting to lay a new lawn, would I be best to dig up and level out or can I lay a lawn straight on top of soil.? I reckon I ve by Mel1873

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04/05/2012 12:31:04

by Alina W

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