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Growing morning glory in a hanging basket.

. As a matter of interest, ipomea is regarded as a pernicious weed, every bit as bad as bindweed, in its native habitat (Florida, I believe), where it is a perennial. Luckily, we don't have that problem here - although you may find that it seeds heavily by kate1123

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23/06/2012 20:32:26

by Hollie- Hock

Talkback: Future Gardens and Butterfly World

and butterflies have a continuous nectar bar through out the country. Susan16pen: I may have been a bit over simple. By disturb ground I mean that you should remove grass, perennial weeds etc. After that it really is that simple.Kaycurtis: You are right of course by susan16pen

28/11/2011 18:39:15

by Habitat_Aid

Ground elder in compost bin

in there but think they just get in there from when I add weeds etc. Think they are in the soil attached to the weeds. You're not adding perennial weeds to your compost bin are you? Not with the roots still attached? by Nik&Ann

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22/03/2013 19:03:25

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Common daisy

's the problem with daisies (and dandelions)? I think I'm missing something. Am I? Daisies (Bellis perennis) are fantastic wild plants. They are also called Woundwort or Bruisewort. Daisies have long been used in domestic herbal medicine including, unsurprisingly by donnabbc

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09/04/2012 08:03:52

by Chromebaby

Talkback: To spray, or not to spray?

to run an allotment where there are perennial weeds without glyphosphate, especially if there are brambles as there are on mine. Sometimes a thick mulch of carpet helps with some weeds but has the disadvantage of being slow and will not necessarily by happymarion

28/11/2011 18:39:40

by jeannie

More plants needed

Is anyone able to help please? I have too much earth on show between my shrubs and bulbs, which means endless weeding. Do you have any suggestions for plants I can add to fill in the gaps? I have mainly pink and purple colours. Forget me nots? I by Mrs F

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30/03/2013 22:14:03

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Lavatera

Hi all, I am looking to plant some Lavatera or tree mallow, but when im looking online I can only see annual seed or dwarf bushes. Does anyone know where I could find either a small plant or some seeds of the perennial types I think Dave what you by discodave

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03/02/2013 00:40:48

by Zoomer44

ID on climber- is this black bindweed?

the soil when it is done? If its compost from the council it is most likely hedge bindweed. Thats where I send all mine ( in the brown bin) along with any other nasty perennial weeds like docks, dandelion roots, enchanters nightshade, nettle roots etc. They by DMG

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13/06/2013 16:51:16

by DMG

Talkback: Winter aconites

or is weed control quite easy with aconites? No trouble with weeds as they are in bloom before the annual weeds show and perennials should be dug out before you plant them. They do seem to like the same conditions as snowdrops. I see one of these in our by Anonymous

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11/04/2012 08:26:52

by andrew cammiss

change soil?

50cms Hi Cat poo is unpleasant for us but won't hurt the soil, there's always something sh...ing in the garden, that's nature. Weeds need digging out if they're invasive perennials or digging in otherwise. What are you going to grow? Hmm well I by VirginGardener

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24/03/2013 15:11:33

by Lyn

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