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moving blackcurrant bush

I would like to improve a bed where a big blackcurrant is planted. I would like to improve the whole bed, and so for this, I need first to move the bush into a planter so that I can fork, add coarse grit and sow green manure in all the bed. Should I by nadiamaz

11/09/2012 10:00:35

by Maud is in the garden

rush weed

snakeshead fritillaries and ladysmock disappear from wonderful old meadows that have been devastated by 'improvement'. You will get rid of rush if you improve both the drainage and fertility, but is that what you want? What do you want to do with the meadow by cody smith

28/10/2012 17:02:53

by Welshonion

Talkback: How to prune a shrub rose

that my Gypsy Boy has improved a lot! Thanks for the tips, Monty. by doffry

24/11/2011 15:29:41

by 40800

Challenging clay

Please could someone advise me on what to add to my clay soil to break it down, so that it is easier to manage when planting. u should use horse manure, it breaks the soil down really well and improves drainage. I have clay soil then bought horse by Labradouble

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19/03/2012 19:34:18

by Labradouble

Soil

I have a big problem with my clay soil. I have spent the past 5 years trying to improve the soil but to date still no joy. Can anyone give me good advise on how to improve my soil. Lots of advice here http by George Dyson

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17/02/2013 08:47:59

by bookmonster

spears too fat

I have lots of asparagus coming up, but some of it is very fat and woody, while other spears are much slimmer. Why are they so different and what can we do to improve the quality? Most people prefer the fat spears, but cut them sooner and trim off by Baggies2

19/05/2013 23:32:48

by Welshonion

Azalea caterpillars eaten rhodedendron

it survive. I have plucked off the caterpillars. Do I need to cut back the rhodedendron or do anything else to improve its health/look?? by Trucker

27/08/2012 12:34:45

by Trucker

Creating a raised veg.patch.

and also, will this suffice for a few seasons or do I have to "boost it up" every year with soil improvers. If so, what do you suggest? by Backwoodsman

12/03/2013 11:53:08

by Backwoodsman

free seeds

Well I carefully saved my free seed packets from various gardening magazines and kept them unopened waiting for the weather to improve. So I was a little dissapointed and perhaps naive to see how few each contained. Still I won't look a gift horse by Jamjaf

08/04/2013 00:34:27

by Jamjaf

Lawn with heavy clay base

, can anyone recommend a soil/lawn improver that I could use please? I'll leave lawn clippings as a natural mulch in the meantime by Pete Reed

13/05/2013 13:29:54

by Pete Reed

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