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Hosta or Weed?

Hi, sorry newbie gardener and not sure if this is a hosta or whether it is a weed as it seems to be overtaking the garden and I have quite a few of them spread around now. Any help qppreciated. Foxglove-will be in flower soon. Was there a prize? Wow by Claire8

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04/05/2012 11:18:24

by figrat

Dahlia Perennial Plant

Can anyone advise what could be eating my perennial dahlia plant??.....there are large chunks eaten off the upper and lower leaves. The leaves at the base are turning yellow and the new buds coming out do flower but die very quickly! I'me feeding by flossy1970

30/07/2012 18:31:19

by sotongeoff

Talkback: Living with lichen

perennial? If so, how tall does it grow and should it be cut back? I have one in the garden smothered in flowers but it is about 8ft high and dwarfing everything else. Doug: Just goes to show that lichens don't harm anything - if they're happy growing on a by Doug Ovenden

28/11/2011 18:30:02

by Anonymous

At wits end with carrots and slugs

resident hedgehog and loads of frogs in the garden. Tried again this year and had very successful germination only for them all to disappear only three days later. I know it's a perennial question but does anyone have any ideas. What is really odd by Auntiemand

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03/05/2012 01:51:52

by Welshonion

Making wildflower turf

- to others is a patch of weeds. Not that keen myself-but each to his-or her- own If your seed trays are A4 size, then you'll need 16 trays to make just one square metre of meadow. Personally I'd sow just the flower seeds (no grass), in invididual cells in a by Gardengirl..

04/02/2013 23:14:19

by BobTheGardener

Plants for narrow border

for a mixed herbaceous border. It depends whether one wants neatness or a romantic mass of billowing plants, I suppose, but with a border full of perennials, one can get a long season of colour and just sheer beauty without actually having to make much by Berkley

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27/02/2013 10:34:25

by elydavid

bulbs throughout the seasons

will not have to disturb them with cultivations like mowing. True geoff Thanks Welshonion, but my bed won't have any grass in it whatsoever as the seed mis I'm going to use is 100% cornfield flowers and they are also all annuals, no perennials, so no need by Jess is in the Garden

04/04/2013 00:55:15

by Welshonion

Small front garden planting

to check for which plants are suitable for your soil. remmeber to prepare it well buy digging out roots of perennial weeds and adding plenty of well rotted manure and/or garden compost as you won't be able to do that once the slate mulch ahs gone on. Let by Yvonne Lloyd

28/04/2013 21:51:46

by Yvonne Lloyd

Talkback: Mulching with compost

to keep weed seedlings down. Have also tried (SSH!) tap-rooted perennial weeds that haven't set seed. Is this likely to do any harm? Thought it worth a try. Spent mushroom compost is lovely stuff, but during the composting process lime is added, so never by Sharon - Frinton On Sea

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28/11/2011 18:36:29

by Sarah - Reply to Margaret

my 1st allotment!

or neautral, clay or sandy or stony. any bad perennial weeds like mare's tail . Then you can work out a strategy to get your soil ready for planting. Find out about allotment deals on manure and seeds for your site. Establish where to get water. thanks by Joe the Gardener

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01/04/2012 15:53:39

by kalulu

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