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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

seedling compost

sand. I think that good garden centres will check the quality of their supplies and return it if it is not good enough, as their reputation depends on it. They may well use it themselves. I suspect that the average DIY store or supermarket just by potteries phil

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25/04/2012 19:04:44

by David Thomas

Bare root roses arriving tomorrow - help!

and eventually popped them in just before the snow. The other advantage with this is you can properly plant in your own time and not in a rush. That idea of a garden seat with them behind sounds/smells lovely. I'm not too hot on the DIY either so always look by happycottontail

01/02/2013 22:34:59

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: Greenhouse heating

the soil at the roots.) They did a DIY version with hot air on "Its not easy being green", and on another show some people made a diy solar heating system form blackened copper pipes. Does anyone with experience of these technologies think it might work by funkyjunkie23

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28/11/2011 18:40:14

by Burn

Filling a new raised bed.

. I have have been advised to fill it with (bagged) top soil and (bagged) organic farmyard manure at an approx 50/50 mix. Both from Westland I believe. Bearing in mind that this is the first time we have used a raised bed, have only one or two garden by Dave Tremlin

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04/03/2013 18:49:39

by figrat

just when u thought it safe im back

quickly, as the back garden is not very big at all. So I might end up sharing an allotment with them, which would be nice, as I can't manage one on my own, and OH is more than useless at Gardening - cars, DIY, electrics, anything like that he's brilliant by Alan4711

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23/03/2013 15:16:59

by Dovefromabove

Bit the bullet! Here comes spring...

's because I took a week off work to ride, garden and do house hold jobs and DIY. Well 2 of the 3 have been done!!!Back to work on tues and then the garden becomes my escape and switch off time! Horrid thing is the oil ran out last night so we are blooming by * Red Dahlia *

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01/04/2013 10:17:26

by * Red Dahlia *

Bamboo

? Please help Some bamboo are very invasive and can get to amazing heights. Have you thought of bamboo hedging you'll buy a roll of this from the local diy store or garden centre and then its instant privacy and alot cheaper! Nope, sorry, the safe clump by thisisnewtome

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14/06/2012 06:12:52

by Gary Hobson

Killing Ivy in a Hedge

with the hedge, this may be impossible. One method of killing the plant would be to carefully paint some of the leaves with Roundup Gel. You don't need to paint the entire plant. Roundup Gel is available at most garden centres and DIY stores. Roundup takes a by NewBoy2

09/10/2012 17:09:09

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: How to plant out runner beans

myself with your tips on runner beans. This year Im sowing them around my dads garden as he has a 20ft metal pipe frame which always gives us a great crop. Should you include runner beans in your crop rotation? I was told years ago that you leave them by Hannah_Banana_

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12/05/2012 21:52:31

by Zoomer44

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