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Planting to reduce soil water content / reduce holard?

x 5m lawn in very poor condition.due to poor light and an abundance of leaves, behind that some flowerbeds in poor condition and at the very back some mature trees. There are borders running the full length of the garden at ground floor level I by Frank E

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10/03/2013 18:05:30

by obelixx

Talkback: Making leaf mould

clearing the leave’s off the grass I wont call it lawn,With two golden retrievers there’s not much lawn left,only to be told by Mrs Old chippy too through them away and not make leaf mould and also clear under all the bushes ,when I told her to read by James Bond

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07/12/2011 14:41:38

by Kate Bradbury

Clay soil and boggy lawn

Hello, We have moved house and I am now the proud owner of some very boggy lawn, our garden is clay soil so drainage is a problem, I have used tool to poke holes etc but it is still very boggy, I am going to seed soon but is there anything else I by Conbrue

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17/02/2013 22:58:18

by Gardening Grandma

Talkback: Adopting hens

, I'd like to adopt them if it's all right with you. I have to say that the girls have saved me bothering with the lawnmower this year - not that I ever had a 'lawn' but there were two green areas that had grass and assorted greenery. Not any longer, though by Brownbunny

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09/06/2012 21:42:34

by FloBear

Talkback: Seed germination

of next week, and will have to be brought back to perfect condition for the Olympics. The plan is that groundsmen will reseed with fresh seed, and will be allowing just 21 days for the grass to germinate, and to grow into a perfect lawn. One by Shuv

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01/07/2012 13:42:35

by Cheideth

cosmos

last year, you just can't win. I sowed free seeds from the front of another well known gardening magazine (sorry) and then planted out the plugs in my wildflower lawn. I hoped that they would give some extra colour as this is this areas first season by Jay7

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04/08/2012 06:55:36

by muddy mare

ID of plant growing EVERYWHERE!

We moved into our new home in September and the garden was a bit of a wasteland. Rubble & rubbish everywhere. I cleaned it up, dug it all over, sowed grass seed and created some borders and a rockery. Very pleased with the end result by Roxanne Blanton

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24/05/2012 15:48:02

by Gary Hobson

Composting Problem

discarding much of my compost. Is anyone able to tell me what I'm doing wrong? You are probably not turning it enough-grass cuttings will often "mat up" if not mixed in-every now and again take it all out and re-heap it-this where more than one heap/bin comes by Rachel Ormrod

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19/12/2012 23:52:35

by Palaisglide

Where to start?

start a bit at a time, but i dont know where to start. I have a patio next to the house witha few weed. A workshop and decking next to this which are in need of a good paint, an overgrown lawn then with all sorts of junk in there, bins, doors, bricks by David Lauder

02/05/2013 23:21:08

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: Ants

't decomposed enough yet to be used as a mulch. Putting unrotted material on beds can actually harm plants. If you have a lawn, the best thing to do would be to layer wet grass clippings with the dry, half-rotted compost. Then it will all rot down well together by kaycurtis

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01/07/2012 12:26:04

by sotongeoff

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