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about 12 sq metres in a long rectangular strip, 2m wide x 6m long. I have tried to get rid of the debris and have forked and raked the soil, raking as much as i can and treadind down, there were loads of bulbs too which i have dug up and lots of stones by bendiddley

24/03/2013 12:56:00

by Brumbull

Larkspur and Monkshood

cold greenhouse is full of sown seeds, germinated seeds, pricked out seedlings. Outside it are all the things I grew from seed last year that never got planted. Plus the bulbs that never got planted and other bought and swapped plants. I just don by Sam Glendinning

07/04/2013 22:49:57

by nutcutlet

Advice required for low maintenance raised beds?

be my choice. Phormium would look striking as a centre plant - you can find lots of varieties with red striped leaves which would make a nice contrast with the green and gold varieagated edge. If it were my garden I would put loads of tall bulbs either by Fabio

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13/04/2013 20:57:30

by Sam12

Neglected Garden

, including thistle, dandelion etc, and once they're dead, use a long weeding knife or bulb trowel to get rid of the roots. If they're in your lawn, fill the hole with a mixture of sharp sand and grass seeds, to fill the hole, improve drainage in your lawn by Dani167

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23/04/2013 16:51:11

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Ground Elder for a beginner

a few established plants. There are 2 mini trees in it and lots of rose bushes and a fair few bulbs. The stuff I've read is dig up all the plants, wash the roots, plant them in pots and tackle the bed organically or with weed killer. I don by Emma179

25/04/2013 22:40:10

by ShropshireLass

Small front garden planting

, hedera, saxifraga (some). Hard to be specific without pic, but there's some stuff to look up anyway.. Try to have a few bulbs or easy herbaceous things too, or you'll quickly get bored The odd clup of alliums and other few of hardy geranius would make all by Yvonne Lloyd

28/04/2013 21:51:46

by Yvonne Lloyd

Egg identification - any ideas?

!) and planting bulbs but I think most of mine have died and decomposed as I can't even find them in the pots! But thanks to everyone being really helpful on here my knowledge Is growing. by Amy-new-at-this

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07/05/2013 17:03:58

by Amy-new-at-this

any idea what it is

in the ground and like ground elder you think you've dug it all out but then back it comes if you've left the tiniest bulb behind. It spreads mercilessly. Enjoy it in the local woods and plant an Italicum instead - much prettier leaves and more controllable by trifid house

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12/05/2013 23:28:31

by Silver surfer

What is horticultural grit?

I've used sharp sand in it's place, and it seems to be OK - used to improve drainage & keep slugs away from my lilly bulbs. Maybe you could see if you can use that instead? I got it from my local builder's merchants, and it was a fraction by Boltgirl

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08/06/2012 21:27:14

by Boltgirl

What we are doing this week

to get in there and clear out all the rubbish now. Some generally tidying of brambles and ivy that are trying to take over. OH will be preparing the veg plot/space.Lots of looking and pointing at the Spring bulbs and some seed sowing. Should really go by artjak

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08/01/2013 19:41:21

by hollie hock

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