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Swing mystery solved

watch them gather bits of moss in their beaks and twigs that are far too big for them to carry.glad you found the culprit. by nadf1

09/05/2013 14:36:46

by flowering rose

Help I used evergreen 4 in 1

by Brian22

23/04/2013 12:26:36

by SwissSue

boggy mossy lawn

Hi just moved into house with a very damp moss filled lawn. its about 60ft x30ft so is there any advice on how to tackle it without digging the whole lot up with a digger and starting over. It will probably have to be relawned just to gat rid by raheny

07/01/2013 19:25:16

by Rosa carriola

Talkback: How to improve your lawn

from seed buttercups are a major problem as are dadillions can you advise me on this please thankyou adiee . I have used a lawn feed and weed , to get rid of the moss and weeds in my lawn , the grass has turned vey brown , it has been raked and I have by helenshearer

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07/04/2012 17:59:41

by Debbie McKenzie

composting

I was wondering - is it ok to put ivy prunings and moss on the compost heap or will they regenerate? I have a lot of cripsy brown rhododenrdron leaves too - they are such sturdy leaves will they compost down or would it be best to just burn them all by nightgarden

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08/03/2013 12:20:41

by nightgarden

Rhododendron possibly dying

!!! The leaves are sagging downwards and I've noticed that they are starting to turn brown all over as if they have died. At the base of the plant there is a lot of moss growing around it. There is another rhododendron in the same border which is perfectly by Garden-Girl

05/02/2013 21:36:41

by Garden-Girl

Talkback: Carnivorous plants

leucophylla!!! I like that so much and still looking for pure green-white pitcher. Hi Pippa, here's an article on how to avoid using peat and sphagnum moss when growing carnivorous plants:http://www.thecps.org.uk/content/view/53/40/ by Peat bog lover

28/11/2011 18:37:32

by carnivorousplants

Carrots

. straight sifted compost. or 1/4 sand 1/4 sifted compost 1/4 good soil 1/4 grated peat moss I just use a mix of 35% sand and 65% compost. They can push through it so you get lovely carrots by Daniel Duff

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09/01/2013 18:39:48

by Sam Glendinning

Gardening on Bedrock

I have a garden which is founded on bedrock. There is only an inch or so of top soil in some places, and deeper pockets spread out randomly. Mainly covered with lawn and moss. It is also on a slope and is very poor draining. There doesnt seem by wetfeet

29/10/2012 14:03:07

by wetfeet

spring lawn feed via a spreader

Can anyone advise what is a good spring feed for lawns using a spreader? Our lawn has moss and weed through it so will give it a rake and aerate it first but have no idea what feed is good to use at this time of year. Immediately-do nothing by Gill Lindfield

01/03/2013 10:46:57

by sotongeoff

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