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Talkback: Draining ponds

,the council have done the same drained the pond[manmade] i to moaned my head of at the council as i said the same where do the frogs go as well as newts to spawn also the dragonflys etc.the council just said it needed to be tidyed up....[although it really by Dragonfly

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28/11/2011 18:40:34

by Angel

Hedge for a poorly drained shade

At the bottom of our garden we have a very ugly north-facing wall. The area is very shady and poorly drained. We have tried to put some hedging laurus, but they miserbly died. What can we do? How the drainage can imporved? I have browsed the RHS by Elena71

12/05/2012 09:43:20

by Elena71

Talkback: Siting a greenhouse

If you set your greenhouse on slabs, make sure the upper surface isn't 'riven' as that lets water drain in whenever it rains! by Callander Girl

17/01/2013 22:28:12

by Callander Girl

Talkback: How to grow cucumbers from seed

Isn't 180 degrees celsius a bit to hot for cucumbers??Soak each pot well and let the water drain through. Then move the seedlings to a warm, sunny windowsill to maintain a temperature of at least 180°C. You should see the seeds germinating in 7 by frutselkip

02/05/2013 23:28:20

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: Dealing with a waterlogged garden

what you need is ti run some drain lines under you turf so it does not pool like that. also the soil in you lawn is most clay and probably compacted. Thanks Birdwatch2, but the problem is having somewhere to drain the water to. Unfortunately my by birdwatch2

11/12/2012 10:40:31

by frensclan

coverup climber wanted

Hi, I'm looking for a plant that I can use to climb up a large drain pipe, 10cm diameter and then round off onto a a piece of trellis work above my kitchen window. Its on a sw facing wall with little shade. It would need to be very happy by debanslow

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12/06/2012 17:49:37

by auntie betty

stream banking

HI, i have a stream on the edge of my allotment which has a land drain running into it It has eroded over the years and my other half has just repaired the drain.we were left with a large hole which has now been filled with soil, any ideas what by Aliesh

18/04/2013 20:56:08

by Aliesh

Which fruit trees for northern lincolnshire

Can anyone advise on which apple, pear, plum and cherry trees grow best in northern Lincolnshire? The soil is free draining and the area where they will be planted is mostly sunny throughout the day. by Highwayman

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16/01/2012 20:51:18

by Highwayman

No flowers on my Kniphofia rooperi

Probably the poor weather. The plants like a rich soil, and nutrients will have been washed away by the incessant rain, so they may have been hungry. Also, they like the ground well drained - some hope this year! by Ron Moffatt

08/11/2012 17:49:04

by Alina W

Grade II Barn backing onto neighbours garden

by Philippa Mandeville

29/01/2013 15:37:43

by Moonlit Hare

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