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of bindweed and what little funds we had only managed a few fence panels to shut it all out, hence why my 100ft garden is only mature for the first 30ft. A new family and several skips of garden rubbish later, the brambles were expunged and life became more by FatTony

of the useful and tasty Lauris nobilis, the rest, at least those growing in the U.K are really boring. There are loads of excellent hedgeing type plants so why must people plant these really dull, ugly specimens that can't even have the decency to be cut with a by SPAM VALLEY

(of course, all my plants probably will be too). Except the bindweed, which will live FOREVER!!! Fortune favours the brave - yahoo! If I ony had room for one clem I wouldn't pick a montana - but I would be on the lookout for a new garden that could fit by tattianna

by kate1123

and whinge for all we are worth! I wish the person up the road would cut his hedge so as I don't have to get poked in the eye every time I walk past and it looks a sight ...........and....... I wish her next door would try an make an effort !! EVEN if she by Gardening Grandma

by sotongeoff