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Advice please on levelling a lawn

Cutch grass, creeping buttercups etc as you do not want loads of that regrowing. Otherwise what you have said sounds like how I would do it. I would go for turf as grass seed takes 1-2 years before it looks reasonable as you get lots of earth showing by Pampa

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12/04/2012 22:07:10

by Pampa

2x young plantd IDs

versions: https://www.dropbox.com/s/y199mouh4789ets/IMAG0526.jpg https://www.dropbox.com/s/pwmpm6b8sf5g1bm/IMAG0527.jpg 2. is herb Robert, a wild geranium I thought 1. was a creeping buttercup but when enlarged it looked too hairy thanks Nutcutlet. i feel by djjjuk

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01/05/2013 16:48:10

by nutcutlet

water edging plants

heathers ferns, but in places creeping buttercup and ground elder try to rule. We do not really have any water edging plants down there and I would really like some. This year in spring I split some hostas and put those there and they have done really by Maderense

03/09/2012 16:36:49

by Maderense

overgrown border

is matted with creeping buttercups which look lovely when in flower but on the other hand are a bit invasive! If the bed and plants/shrubs were smaller my instinct would be to take everything out and clean the bed as much as possible of the buttercups then by nightgarden

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27/02/2013 23:16:20

by Rosa carriola

Geum with red and yellow flowers on one plant

the garden, it never did much for years then I re-planted it in front of the greenhouse and it has really settled there. Now in full bloom orange flowers standing tall I did notice some yellow yesterday and on investigation discovered creeping buttercup by jabacab

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22/05/2012 11:07:57

by HyppyByker

Help me identify shoots please

the packet ! Think my daugher's got the bug tho ... just hope I don't kill them all ... I think that the plant in your first image ( turnips) is creeping buttercup which can be an invasive weed and really needs digging up. It has brittle roots and all by Alan Howard

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16/05/2013 20:23:14

by Verdun

What plant is this?

are coming into flower now) it could be that Yes, creeping buttercup leaves do look rather like those of hardy geraniums, but I think the clumping habit here is typical of the geranium. by Sazac

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17/05/2013 08:54:37

by figrat

Lesser Celandine

before - no good showing their faces if its a white border There is a white version of it though. Not in my garden More this year than last All gone by summer though I can swap you for ground elder No nor creeping buttercup thankyou very much nor by Pam11

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04/03/2013 07:59:12

by lovetogarden

What is this weed?

, but it always returns. What is it and how can I defeat it? Sarah, does this weed flower if so does it look a bit like a buttercup. You seem to be describing (I could be wrong) creeping buttercup. Low growing travels fast on long creepers which root, three by Sarah Townend

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19/04/2012 20:51:23

by kjdintown

Best and worst

- "plants for free" is my motto . My worst job has to be getting rid of those ever present brambles - I never seem to win that fight without injury! Best is planting new stuff out. Worst is weeding out couch grass, creeping buttercup, nettles and bindweed by Brumbull

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10/03/2013 10:11:49

by clogherhead

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