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flooding lawn

once in a while i have always loved gunnera and astilbe arums things along those lines i know theres quite a few things i could plant and then letting that go a bit wild almost meadow sort of style The clay is the underlying problem What about a pond by matthew hayes

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01/01/2013 23:45:21

by Busy-Lizzie

vegetables and horse manure

allotments where destroyed by a weed killer used to kill weeds in meadow grasses the weedkiller was called Forfront; Derek clogerhead is right, if you live near a stables you can find out about the fields where the horses have fed to avoid this problem. I by Tractorboy

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23/02/2013 14:46:52

by flowering rose

Our own A to Z of our Gardening

Mixed Pam LL x Awww I am enjoying this. TY, Bev. Can I suggest Annual meadow or is that cheating? This one is at Holt Farm Organic Garden near B Bristol. Annual meadow sounds brill Marion, can I say anenomes ( Japanese) I love them. Yes I'm a by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

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07/04/2013 22:23:05

by Verdun

Talkback: Lawns and wildlife

.Most weed's get the chop once a week if dry enough thank to Mrs Oldchoppy.Oldchippy I have close cropped lawn to approx 50%, long grass to 10%, wildflower meadow to aaprox 20% and nectar rich borders to 20%. In the longer grass I have Bladder Campion by ChristyRose

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29/07/2012 23:32:35

by higgy50

What we are doing this week

? Rescued more yclamen from the flood waters. Moved seeded primroses from the garden to the meadow. Moved a heptacodium, getting a bit big for me to move but it was so dry here last winter I didn't do it. Got more leaves of the hellebores. Thought about by artjak

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08/01/2013 19:41:21

by hollie hock

Some pics of my before and after garden

://higgysgardenproject.blogspot.co.uk/ Thank you Higgy for your kind comments about the garden. I have had a look at your link and read your blogspot. I just love the flower meadow, cannot think of anything more relaxing than sitting at the bench watching and listening to all the insects by Lavender Lady

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08/08/2012 12:56:39

by Tegan M

Bees, Butterflies and Blooms

into thinking about planting up a meadow garden. As no one has answered yet, may have to pop along to garden centre and ask advice from there. (sorry, registering meant my reply was lost!) I also loved this programme but was disappointed that even the RHS' own by Botticelliwoman

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18/03/2012 19:38:18

by gavtheblade

Lynchis ('Ragged Robin')

'll get some whites, maybe all white. But there is a tendency for things to seed back to the basic species. I love ragged robin. Don't know if I'll have any this year, I know its natural habitat is damp meadows but my 'damp' meadow has been under water by Ryan Lloyd

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26/03/2013 13:20:00

by Ryan Lloyd

Talkback: Christmas gifts for gardeners

, grandson of the founder of Suttons Seeds. Apparently, as well as joining the family firm he made a name for himself as an agricultural scientist. The book is full of charming information about cows preferring meadow fescue over cock's-foot, and how timothy by jon cortis

18/12/2011 20:11:53

by oldchippy

Talkback: Creating a pond

Love you James ;) I want a pond named after me, or at least a bit of wet meadow — bugman's bog perhaps? I am very honoured and so extremely chuffed, that for once I have nothing else to say x x x you two are sweet!!! :-) I do feel that Bradbury by Gardenbabe

28/11/2011 18:41:08

by debbieb

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