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weedy neglected patch of a town garden

Hello there I have an neglected roughly 20ft square patch in my back garden covered with ? weed. I wou ld welcome any advice on something easy growing for this year thanks Marie Hi Marie, firstly, it depends whether you want to grow, fruit, veg by Dusty bluebells

24/03/2013 23:33:36

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: How to make a bee hotel

heap. You can also buy a box of live bumblebees for the home garden now called a Beepol box. To suggest using Japanese knotweed for bee hotels is very risky and ill advised. Cutting knotweed canes in the summer while they're still growing is likely by rogerdennis

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18/05/2012 19:10:42

by weeddr

theft!

help as well if you think the thieves can read. The time I got most upset was when i saw a mother holding up her todder to my tomatoes to get at them - stealing is bad enough but teaching a child to steal is even worse. this happens on the patch where by tnkells

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20/02/2012 16:02:21

by Juliemay

Rhododendron Mould?

, all are infected and most are about 9' high and are infected all over! I had a look and they do have white scaley patches on them, so I'm guessing you're right with your diagnosis. I'm wondering if chopping them right back might be an option by Christine Bethell

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18/03/2012 09:19:02

by Christine Bethell

Robinia pseudoacacia 'Frisia' problems

in Northern France. I have a similar problem, and used my initiative (a long loppers) to cut out the dead wood. On closer investigation I found that without exception the dead wood seemed to be infested with clusters of tiny, dark red 'eggs' - I say eggs by Paul N

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18/05/2012 19:39:00

by Paul N

Where do I start?!

, honeysuckle, hydrangea and lots of other things I have no idea what they are, and a vegetable patch all battling for space and attention and, as the title suggests, we have no idea where to start with it all!! My partner's problem solving has whittled down by Tara Beattie

28/08/2012 18:10:10

by Penninepetal

Spirea

not allow any flowers preferring to see the foliage colour instead. The bigger ones I remove all flowered shoots ...after flowering Right think I have Sussed it , thanks . I guess the problem is that you want to move them and it would be easier to cut them by Bunny..

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01/03/2013 16:50:02

by Rosa carriola

Uses for last years grow bags/compost

appreciated. I always use fresh new seed compost for seeds, but as someone pointed out, they set seed and grow in the garden, so maybe you can use it.I always put any soil on the veg patch and the roots in the compost.If you have bought new seeds, just follow by Greenbucket

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04/03/2013 12:54:55

by Greenbucket

When to prune Arabis alpina "snowcap"

to prune it and now it's flowering near the compost and at the end but there is a big brown patch in the middle. When it's finished flowering I shall cut off all the overhanging bit. I prune all Arabs hard after flowering. It makes them compact by hollie hock

02/04/2013 09:13:36

by Verdun

lawn removal?

I'm setting up a veg patch with raised beds in my new garden which is all laid to lawn.I have purchased some weed suppressing membrane for the paths between the beds which I will be covering with gravel.My question is as the area for the raised beds by Christopher Tribe

17/10/2012 13:40:56

by Kezza

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