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Moving exsting Greenhouse

Hi All Well yet again i have been here far too long today reading and chortling to myself and I was hoping you could give me some advice. We inherited a greenhouse when we bought our house, this year has been a non starter with the garden due by asilvert

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22/12/2012 08:25:07

by asilvert

BEST OPTION

your own. Personally I stick to using shop bought compost for seeds and use garden compost as a soil conditioner. Most of the DIY barns and garden centres will have 3 for 2 or 3 for £10 deals to help keep costs down Sounds like to much agro, I'll stick by Brumbull

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10/03/2013 10:20:27

by Brumbull

Raised bed depth

, thinking of using compost from my local DIY store. Plus should i include some manure, being a novice would appriciate some advice. In my calculation you will need 12 cubic feet of a mixture of compost, quality topsoil (screened), and garden manure for each by bennett418

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06/06/2012 15:08:05

by Antonio2

Secateurs.....bin them or sharpen them

for sharpening secateurs -check on-line or at DIY store Most small hardware shops will have a sharpening service or will send them way to be sharpened-it just depends on cost if it worth having it done Definitely sharpen them. You can buy a sharpening steel by vicky moxham

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01/11/2012 17:34:44

by Alan4711

Soil improvement

everytime you want to plant a new plant, dig the hole and fill that with compost. I have just dug up some lawn for a flower bed and i garden on clay First you need to dig it over thouroughly. You make atrench and then dig the next row into the ttrench and so by Susan O'Meara

05/04/2013 11:06:22

by punkdoc

monty don

and in the gardeners world magazine as well, covering the same things its just over kill,please bring back tony. lesley & keith barley I did like Toby, but sometimes felt it was more like a DIY gardening show rather than a program about gardening with plants. I by lesley barley

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13/05/2012 09:47:58

by Excitable Boy

Greenhouse

reflective layer beneath the bubble wrap layer- the sort of material found in DIY stores to fit behind radiators to reflect the heat back into the room. I remove the bubble wrap, to increase the light levels, in March, but leave the reflecting stuff in place by bunnysgarden

02/02/2013 17:56:38

by bunnysgarden

Where to start?

Hi all, was hoping for some help. I am about to start work on my garden for the first time. Bought it last year and have done nothing outside and have have never even used a spade its a tip! I have read through some advice and everyone seems to say by David Lauder

02/05/2013 23:21:08

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: Daffodil care

coast of Scotland.Sheila Averbuch -- Stopwatch Gardener my garden has been so cold and water logged, I thought my daffodils wouldn't survive this year ,but there they are looking as lovely as ever, I have lost a lot of the plants in my garden though by Bert

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22/04/2012 13:22:50

by Alina W

Making a cold frame and where to buy a manger.

Hi, my other half has offered to do some DIY, instigated by a trip to a department store where I wanted to purchase a cold frame. The cold frames available were very flimsy so he came across all manly (!) and has offered to make one for me if I by Tootles

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01/05/2012 20:09:32

by SkyeSteve

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