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Chillpings

Chillpings, where can I get them? Hi Vivienne, Firtree clippings and conifer clippings are acidic - I don't grow fruit so I'm not sure if this is what your friend meant. Great for Rhoddies and azaleas as a mulch though. by Vivienne Horner

10/09/2012 16:23:05

by jean riley

Geranium maculatum Beth Chatto

flowering. Maybe it needs more shade but it also needs good moisture. Does it get dry there? Even now, I would move some soil away from the base and make a recess and fill with water. Do,it few times to saturate the soil and then mulch by butterflybrain

20/09/2012 15:58:26

by christopher2

Tidying up herbaceous plants for winter

friend who clears all dead growth, which enables her to fork over her beds and apply a winter mulch of well rotted manure and compost over the plants before winter really sets in. Is there a preferred method (from the plants/wildlife point of view by Tim Burr

25/10/2012 21:44:17

by Busy-Lizzie

Weeping trees dragging on the ground

I have two weeping trees as above which are constantly 'sweeping' the bark mulch around and under them on to the lawn. Will I cause problems for the trees if I cut the ends of the stems off? If it should be OK, when is the best time to do it please by nightingalebrook

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21/05/2012 10:38:34

by nightingalebrook

how to deal with the apple tree pests?

i mulched with manure the tree put on loads of new leafy growth and was attacked by aphids...so now i dont feed them at all, just thin the fruits after the june drop and they are fine by Amy0824

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11/04/2012 14:36:39

by rosie plum

Dalias

an extra mulch to protect the tubers. by fezziewig

14/10/2012 09:55:49

by kate1123

Cats

I get over 8 cats visiting my garden during the day to "do their business" in my pots and in the garden. I have diligently mulched my plants in my borders for the winter and it has just become an glorified cat litter tray!!!!! HELP!!! This comes by Katrina Bourne

04/01/2013 14:27:05

by sotongeoff

FEEDING CLEMATIS

mean, centuri! A bit of a mulch now would be good, too. by centuri

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13/02/2013 15:51:57

by Gardening Grandma

organic manure?

HI all im wondering if anyone knows anything about planting seeds that you leeve to grow then dig in as a mulch i think at a later date could be organi manure im not sure but any info will be interesting and sounds good in new raised beds Hopefully by Alan4711

18/02/2013 16:45:41

by Alan4711

Beech hedging not retaining leaves

should give it its annual trim in August. As a trimmed hedge is continually renewing its leaves it should be fed with a good general fertiliser such as blood, fish and bone in spring and a mulch of well rotted garden compost in autumn. If you miss by Paul Gaffikin

19/02/2013 09:14:34

by obelixx

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