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Honeysuckle not made it through frosts ...
of weeks ago and it was covered in buds, it is now back in the ground and growing well. I'd scrape a little bit of bark and check before you toss it. Far too early to be calling anything dead. Good job you spotted it in time Steve by Becky P
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07/04/2013 22:10:30
by nutcutlet
Shady spots
Hey all, I'm in need of some low-growing plants to cover ground and perhaps even trail down at the front of some dry stone terrace walls. Its all partially or even fully shady and slugs and snails are a nightmare because of the nooks and crannies by auntie betty
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15/04/2013 04:12:08
by cilmeri
Climbers
Can anyone suggest an easy care flowering climber for a partially shady spot - to be grown in a container.  I have a rather bare concrete shed that I would like to cover - I would really like something fast growing and am a bit nervous about pruning by Carol Mc
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16/02/2013 18:51:13
by artjak
Covering these rocks
doing with these. Is there any way of covering them with certain kinds of plants? If so, what would be best? I've seen this offer with J Parker's (http://www.jparkers.co.uk/plant-1007979-o-1/ground-cover-perennials/) and was going to buy them but thought by JenniBee
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06/05/2013 21:08:48
by JenniBee
Talkback: How to deter carrot root fly
to have Monty back! ? ? this is a big problem I have so I am going to sow in a deep bag and cover with mess just sow in a raised border, does not have to be that high to deter them and try growing strong smelling herbs or crops e by tom9760
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22/06/2012 13:29:59
by Colin Atkinson
trailing plants for semi shade
, however i need some suggestions for trailing plants to cover the ugly concrete wall. Again I would give a vote for Vinca Minor. Some of the Lamiums have lovely foliage and are ground cover Pam x thanks for that will look into both of those... i dont by jamee
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02/05/2012 22:48:02
by obelixx
leatherjackets
got some top soil for raised beds ,loaded the beds ...only to find it was infested with leatherjackets,,planned to put vegetables in ..looked up ways to get rid of these by covering soil with black plastic over night and they will rise by simon smith
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21/05/2012 20:52:29
by simon smith
ivy
how do i get rid of ivy on my walls Sometimes severing the main stem near ground level, then cutting out the next section by about 6-12" can be very effective. What are your walls made of? As figrat has said. Spray new growth with a glyphosate by sharon buckingham
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25/05/2012 20:20:46
by Linda Davies
What have you achieved in the garden after a bad day at work?
, hover bee covered herb. With the oregano cut by half but still looking natural and attracting the bees, this spurred me on to finish the rest of this section, in terms of preparation for planting by digging over, weeding, putting down ground cover by somerset steve
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30/09/2012 14:07:10
by somerset steve
Soil disposal
are removed but I would trench it all in. Grass, etc., upside own in bottom of the trench covering rest of weeds. Grow annuals, etc., for first year and then plan what you want to do with the land year after. Digging over ground like this is very by Jo Stephenson
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09/09/2012 16:25:27
by christopher2
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