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Ruuner Bean roots- a problem?

? Are these not the nodules that fix the nitrogen in the soil and improve it I sowed the seeds myself and planted them Geoff. Regarding nitrogen nodules, I had heard that it is best to leave the roots in the ground for a while to increase the nitrogen but I didn't know how by Madeleine51

05/10/2012 14:04:37

by Madeleine51

sowing seeds

I can sow now.? I have inside propigater. many thanks You can start off your tomatoes in a propagator now. You can start lettuce in pots (not propagator) peas and beans can also be started to be planted out when the weather improves - what part by flowergirl4

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11/02/2013 14:38:07

by flowergirl4

Photinia Red Robin

- particularly recently! Dux2 I think that may be the reason.It may improve with warmer....hopefully drier....weather by Dux2

30/03/2013 18:06:07

by Verdun

Talkback: Black spot

I have a bay tree 3ft tall in a big urn shapped pot abot 2ft, it has always been lovely but this winter the leaves have got a lot of black on them - I have sprayed with anti fungal, but still no improvement, I don't want to lose it any suggestions by Avril

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20/04/2012 16:59:28

by Pipstrelle

Forest Flame

to see if that improves matters - if the OP's soil is not actually acidic the plant may need extra help. Alina W wrote (see) Pieris does enjoy an acid soil but it doesn't need to be very acidic, unlike, say, a rhododendron. I'd suggest giving the ailing by Jan Wright

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16/04/2012 19:25:47

by Jan Wright

Wormery question

scheme. I wouldn't add anything more at the moment - the usual advice is to add little and often. Due to the cold wet weather we have had the worms have probably slowed down, I'd keep an eye on things over the next few weeks and if the weather improves by Swedboy

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18/05/2012 11:59:19

by Daintiness

Ceanothus Concha - Concern about growing conditions

I have recently moved into a new house in East Yorkshire and have planted two Ceanothus Concha bushes. Before planting I looked to improve the drainage with a pea shingle layer onto the clay bed, before backfilling with a mix of top soil and compost by Neil ASQUITH

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24/06/2012 23:06:08

by Neil ASQUITH

what is this thats killing all our hedge and what can i do

-without damaging the soil -look for a glyphosate based product-but do not expect overnight results Thats brilliant thankyou for all your help I would definitely improve the soil first. I know that privacy is important, but is there any way you could by christine de vries

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12/05/2013 17:52:35

by Berghill

Talkback: Green manure

flower first?Jenny Hi Kate, Our garden contains reddish dry sandy soil containing stones, and is difficult to dig, also on a hill. Next spring I'd like to grow fruit and veg on the site. Could you suggest the best way to improve the soil please? Would you by Kate Bradbury

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28/11/2011 18:41:24

by melanie

Problem Clay soil

down and to my horror horrable water and clay soil. How can I set about starting to improve the soil and its structure or am I just wasteing my time with this and resign myself to having raised beds . Regards Stephen (Tyne & Wear by Stephen Warren

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22/05/2012 13:20:13

by Sparklepinksunflower

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