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New hedge suffering

in that spot, in which case you'll need to improve it somehow. Thanks very much. Thats very helpful N by angelaf

08/07/2012 19:40:41

by angelaf

bonfires

I have found that the incinerator burning of waste veggy materiel oop t'lotty is missing a chance to improve patches of open areas waiting to be cultivated. I burn old cane prunings, knackered bamboo canes, hedge trimmings, all sorts of stuff, too by peteballan

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05/04/2012 18:10:28

by francesmhendry

Liriope muscari

soils in sun or part shade. If you improve your clay with plenty of garden compost or leaf mould they should do fine. I've recently planted some in fertile loam on a clay sub soil in full sun and it's doing OK. They spread best via their roots by Edit D

11/09/2012 17:17:21

by obelixx

Rocky soil

) What else can I add to the existing soil to improve it? thanks Kel by Kel Plaistow

22/10/2012 14:06:22

by Kel Plaistow

Wooden log edging

of gravel to improve drainage,hopefully this will work but time will tell. Thanks very much, I'll give it a go.. by Labradouble

22/04/2013 19:11:59

by Labradouble

Talkback: How to plant gladioli corms

improves drainage, when in fact it impedes drainage. Have they never heard of a perched water table? The best explanation of this I have seen is in this article by Paul Cumbleton at RHS Wisley http://lists.ibiblio.org/pipermail/pbs/2007-February/016272.html by trillium2cv

12/04/2012 10:04:22

by Neil Millican

SKIMMIA

again - the last time was on the 'old site' when I had a query about pyracantha - I followed your advice re. feeding and pruning and the plants are much improved, thank you. My pleasure, Pinkpeony. Nice to see another old face by pinkpeony

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15/05/2012 21:07:11

by Alina W

Newspaper under woodchips as mulch?

as it helps to retain water as well as stopping weeds. I used it there in a friend's garden putting down a thick layer under her poor soil. It worked very well as a soil improver as well as water retainer and weed preventer Thanks Oak, I'll do that if it ever by Laura Corin

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15/06/2012 07:44:25

by Laura Corin

How and where to site a Bee house ??

for when the weather improves. shazza by shazza3

19/01/2013 20:02:49

by shazza3

Festooning fruit trees

to improve the shape of the tree by creating hoops of branches. This can be done by Check this out ? Thanks Brumbull I've seen it done in orchards - if I remember correctly they were plum trees - branches weighted down to promote development of fruiting by Jonathan Hopkinson

01/04/2013 21:22:48

by Dovefromabove

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