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Bargains due to bad weather

Hi All, This weather, although great for the plants, is such a pain for us gardeners, right? Until, you go to you local garden centre. I went to mine today, and the amount of good, healthy, in season plants on special offer was huge. I'm talking by Yvieh

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13/05/2012 21:10:26

by Zoomer44

Runner roots from a Poplar tree

SBK Brushwood and Tree Stump Killer, which you will find in your garden centre or local large DIY store. Follow the instructions on the box. Thanks a stack. I'll try the SBK first. SBK is very good but it does take time to kill the stump,best to drill by dereck

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28/06/2012 00:46:33

by Welshonion

How do I treat a wound in the trunk of my acacia tree

In our garden stands a very beautiful old acacia tree of about 8 metres tall. There is a wound on the trunk (maybe 10 centimetres across and 18 cm high) which has at some time been filled with concrete (no it wasn't us). The tree has been fine by Arlette Proctor

28/10/2012 15:21:08

by Arlette Proctor

Stony and hard ground

vegetables in a selection of pots,have had great success with potatoes,carrots,beans,salad onions beetroot,radish and lettuce You could also try raised beds. http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/garden-diy/how-to-build-a-raised-vegetable-bed/272.html by Chickenmama

02/05/2013 23:35:32

by Busy-Lizzie

Sharpening tools

're single use, and not that expensive. Have a look in a large DIY store or garden centre for them. secateurs and shears are relatively easy, take of any rust residue (bit of wire wool will do it) then you can either use a sharpening stone or a sharpening by Cetti

06/01/2013 10:59:12

by Palaisglide

flowers

im new to gardening, what flowers can i plant in july as ive just dug up the border in my front garden and would like to plant some flowers there. You will need to take a trip to the garden centre or local diy store-at the moment there are plenty by tinkerbell2222222222222222222222222222222222222222

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10/07/2012 06:27:03

by Gardening Grandma

3 x 2 sheds

) In the future I'm looking at maybe adding a green roof to it That is tiny -more of a tool store B and Q do this http://www.diy.com/nav/garden/garden-buildings/sheds-garden-storage-workshops/garden_storage/-specificproducttype-storage_boxes/Blooma-Brown-Plastic-Tall-Two-Shelf-Garden by RubyLeaf

29/01/2013 23:05:48

by RubyLeaf

Watering Systems

own to exactly the specification you require. this to attatch to outside tap (if you plan on running several lines http://www.diy.com/nav/garden/garden-care-watering/watering-irrigation/hoses___accessories/-specificproducttype-connectors/Hozelock-4-Way by Brumbull

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11/03/2013 12:02:03

by Brumbull

Petrol Strimmers

'm slowly converting it to kitchen garden and orchard. does anyone have any advice? local DIY stores worse than useless, as they thought i was a mad woman asking to try on harnesses! thanks Jo Hi Jo, Can't really be much help I'm afraid,except to say don by Jo Gearing

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30/04/2012 21:33:48

by ady baker

Talkback: Bargains galore

I love to hunt for bargains in the big DIY stores, you get some brilliant plants for next to nothing and they usually just need a bit of TLC to bring them back to life Yes there are some very, very good bargains to be had on the past-their best by Natalie

28/11/2011 18:30:18

by michael bubb

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