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Talkback: Picture-wing flies

it Horsetail weed, at the moment we have a digger and it is moving and levelling off the lawn to relay and lay a patio. My question is while the earth is up and being turned over what chemical can we use to help to get rid of this pesky weed. Please help by Chris9

28/04/2012 16:43:39

by Alina W

Too much cement in flower bed

My hubbie is a hard landscaper and has transformed our garden with new fences and patios. I have spent the last 2 summers trying to disguise as much of the new fence as possible with honeysuckle and clematis but there are areas in the beds along by frustrated_gardener

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07/08/2012 11:04:53

by jean riley

Creating A New Bed

Hi all, I am totally new to gardening so please bear with me. After living in our current property for a little over four years now my wife and I decided that it was about time to create a nice welcoming area out in our back patio, which has been by Kirk Evans

14/08/2012 17:16:38

by Kirk Evans

keeping slugs off the hostas

be dangerous to small people. I use a mixture of crushed egg shells and coffee grounds,seems to work ok,and you get the benefit of a gound coffee smell wafting across the patio. by gail collins

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18/05/2013 17:25:22

by GillyL

Blueberries

in the brochure where I purchased them from. Perhaps I should have a go. An example of Blueberry that doe not need regular pruning is Tophat which is a patio variety. As a rule, prune as you harvest and you will not go wrong and that saves you cutting that years by Sando2

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16/03/2012 11:14:02

by blairs

Best climber

Hi, this is my first post here so please be gentle with me! Over the winter we've put a bed between our patio and parking area, with a view to screening between them to create some privacy for summer barbecues. The screen is a trellis pergola 5.4 m by hedgehogsdad

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17/02/2013 22:25:10

by Gardening Grandma

Rowan Tree Propagation

friend, it provides shade in summer, and is home to a cheeky blackbird and his missus, who tells me off every time I go out to the patio. This year it, and my bird feeder, have kept many birds alive through this awful winter. I'd like to take a cutting by Mummy Muddy Paws

06/04/2013 19:17:53

by SwissSue

Double planting

this with 1 large patio pot, Lillies underneath, and Tulips on top and it seems to work ok. Just not sure about this working in the ground. Or, would this work with Roses instead of Lillies? Has anyone else done this, or have any tips? Help and ideas by Yvieh

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23/04/2012 15:52:59

by Yvieh

Poorly Rose

Hello, I wonder if anyone could help me. I am quite a novice gardener. We've had a patio rose for nearly two years now. Last year it flowered continually throughout most of the summer. We gave it some manure earlier on in the spring, but now it isn by Lydia2

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04/06/2012 16:39:30

by pavery026

Help needed........

first, though - much better to have a plan before you start stripping things away and find yourself with nothing more than mud to look at. The garden looks quite long. You could put trellis up to separate it into less daunting areas eg patio area by Duchess

23/10/2012 18:07:06

by discodave

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