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Saying bye bye to ants

I have poured paraffin on some serious ant hills in my front garden. I assume the little Bu****ers are all stiffs now. Am I safe to shovel off the top of these quite large humps to level what used to be grass. Now dead for a while. For those who by Phil notgreenfingers

24/09/2012 21:29:06

by Phil notgreenfingers

Wild Flower Seeds

I'm keen to try and develop a wild flower garden on a sloped area behind our house. I saw in GW April, the free seed offer. Because this area is quite large I was keen to see if I could get some free seeds. I followed the advice in the article by Ann ONEILL

17/04/2013 14:11:05

by Ann ONEILL

Veg in a shady garden

I have a large childrens garden with a small veg patch. I need advise on what fruit and veg grow well in quite a shady garden. Thanks Theres a good shade article on the website somewhere. Make sure choices are child friendly... Strawberries should by LisaV

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10/03/2012 05:39:05

by marjorie smith

Re-potting acers

I have a large acer which has been in a pot since I bought it. I think it needs re-potting and we have a large pot to put it in but it didn't do very well this year and I am wondering if it will tolerate being put in a bed in the garden after all by cazza102carol

26/10/2012 11:34:31

by Alina W

Talkback: First damselfly of the season

Hi RichardI expect quite a few people will have seen Large Red Damselflies as their 'first': that's certainly what happened in my garden (see 'Emerging Large Red Damselfly' on http://thegardenpondblog.org.uk/2009/05/09/emerging-large by Richard Jones

28/11/2011 18:38:44

by Anonymous

Front garden re-design

We moved house earlier this year and now have a very large rear garden which is a lot of work, so I decided to have the small front garden re-designed to make it a little easier on my back, as i was struggling to keep up with it all. The gardener by mazzycheshire

17/11/2012 11:54:03

by mazzycheshire

polyanthus

dobbed in and around garden for some colour about 9 weeks ago and now I don't know what to do as I will have bedding plants going out as soon as strong enough. my garden isn't large enough to hide them away by witch

17/05/2013 22:55:05

by * Red Dahlia *

Miniature Tree or Bush

I am going to make a raised bed for my front garden it will measure 4.5ft x 3ft x 12" and in the centre i want to plant a nice looking miniature tree or flowering bush. The soil in my front garden is very dry due to a large oak tree in a by paslode

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13/04/2012 06:58:41

by paslode

Talkback:

Hi we have moved into a flat with a large communal garden there is a large pile of garden soil at the bottom (from when previous tenant dug up some bushes) can we use the soil in our vegetables and potato bags. You could but I find a few snags by Janice Spark

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14/02/2013 20:48:03

by jon cob

Potting A Madnolia

on- garden or container-but as I said leave it in that and in the first bit of wind then woosh- and tears before bedtime Change the pot - bigger the better, as rosa has quite correctly informed you this will be a large plant/tree Looking at your by Frozz

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22/03/2013 19:11:50

by Rosa carriola

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