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rabbits

. Over the years I have had to learn to live with the problems which result from living on the edge of rabbit-ridden fields. The only rabbit-proof part of my garden is a small raised bed which does have chicken wire to protect it - the rest of it by Jack by the hedge

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16/05/2012 09:44:56

by hypercharleyfarley

Ants in the lawn

Does anyone have a lawn covered with mounds of soft earth brought up by ants ? It looks a real muddy mess when it's been mowed. I have three ants nests in my lawn and a red ants nest right on the edge of the border with the grass. I also have a by celia2

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25/07/2012 11:18:09

by celia2

Grass solutions

that you pin it down well at the edges so birds can't get underneath. Stevie 2 wrote (see) ... Found a company who quoted me ??120,000 for 100 sq metre coverage... That's ridiculous. 100 sq metres is only 30 feet x 30 feet (in old money). In terms of a lawn by Stevie 2

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19/07/2012 08:45:53

by Stevie 2

Rose Bed

, and don't feed too much. Personally I would grow it amongst herbaceous plants, maybe clove scented pinks round the edges for more scent, and taller herbaceous plants or sping, summer or autumn bulbs amongst the roses. Hope this helps a bit. English roses by rosiehelenmac

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06/03/2012 23:23:49

by rosiehelenmac

Favourite tools

stihl lawn edging attachment. I can do the job just as well with my strimmer. But someone in the garden who knows nothing about gardening or my way of gardening usually ends up with me thinking, "what a tool" An old serrated kitchen knife, great by Kate Bradbury

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28/04/2012 10:06:36

by Marinelilium

Making a cold frame and where to buy a manger.

't seem to mind the jagged edges of broken shells". I understand they don't like copper though, so am wondering if that thin copper sheeting is any good for a base? I use thick copper strips around the rims of some clay pots & they tend to not cross by Tootles

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01/05/2012 20:09:32

by SkyeSteve

Front garden From scratch

white, black, and the odd one or two in red and dark blue), I edged the sandstone to make the definition of Mellow Cotswold and Sandstone clearer. Also on the right of the main planting area I added logs and branches where the ground was concrete by El_Chaffinch

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01/08/2012 19:36:43

by El_Chaffinch

Seeking help identifying my soil type

is used by everyone other than a gardener who would probably define borders with edging and start digging. Monty discovered a border that had a hard pan of soil eighteen inches down that was stopping plants thriving on GW a few years back. His advice by somersteve

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25/04/2012 13:06:40

by Gold1locks

Push mowers

the Fiskars momentum reel mower? It's very pricey but wondering if it would be worth investing in for a small lawn that is curved and edged with stone. There are 2 reviews of the Fiskars on Amazon, both favourable. Though the reasons why the customers liked by quercus_rubur

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19/06/2012 22:06:08

by Koalagirl

after watching Sarah Raven

to do before you can plant stuff. Sorry! Jo, there are quite a few wildflowers that absolutely thrive on the kind of ground you've got. Rosebay Willow Herb and Buddleia to name two! You only have to look at any derelict industrial site or at the edges by GRACELAND

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18/04/2012 07:37:51

by Gary Hobson

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