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Talkback: Weeds

Me too, Pippa. I need an extra day every second day really. I'm with you about the weeds and you'll never get rid of the oxalis especially if you have the brown leaved one with the lovely bright yellow flowers. It looks so like the soil by out look

28/11/2011 18:43:47

by Pippa

too much cottage garden self seeding!

self seeded EVERYWHERE and now the whole patch is smothered with a carpet of tiny seedlings and I can't tell what is what and there are also a few weeds coming up amongst it all too. What on earth do i do? It is a huge job to sit and pick through them by LauraLoo

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17/02/2013 17:48:22

by Joe_the_Gardener

weed supressing membrane

no idea how long that might be. If you have perennial weeds such as dandelions, they will take a lot longer to die. They survive underground every winter! 1 month is certainly not long enough, and in my opinion it will never kill an established lawn by Jennifer Deegan

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29/04/2013 16:45:28

by Jennifer Deegan

Can anyone help me identify this plant?

sweetwilliam, have a sniff its gorgeous How lovely - they're biennial/perennial so they do take two years to flower - they're not terribly long lived but they may well survive and flower a couple more years and hopefully they will seed themselves around by Stickinsect34

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05/07/2012 07:47:46

by Dovefromabove

Planting beneath buddleia and weigela

is hardy geraniums. They make a good weed-free ground cover, tolerate the conditions, are useful to the bees, and very pretty in season. I would have thought that plenty of other perennials would work too; maybe you have more choice if the small plants by Cumbriafanatic

02/09/2012 17:09:15

by Gary Hobson

Talkback: Sowing seed outdoors

I need a bit help please with my borders i am new to planting i have got a range of seeds from. Antirrhinum,foxglove,aster perennial, cornflower, geum,dahlia,calendula,swan river daisy, marigold, nigella[miss jekyll},mixed annuals by mark haggart

11/06/2013 19:49:50

by mark haggart

Steep bank

cover and weed suppressant in one You don't say whether you want shrubs or herbacious perennials. It depends on how tall you want the plants to be. At the risk of pretending that I know what I am talking about, this is a time when invasive plants by MontyDan

03/07/2012 15:37:40

by Gardening Grandma

sowing seed .

Is it too late to sow flower seed this year ? I have loads and would like to get it all sown , so I can start again Seeds of what? hardy annuals, scatter around now. Hardy biennials sow now and overwinter for flowers next year perennials - depends by lucky3

04/06/2013 19:42:44

by lucky3

Help please - what can I plant?

Tuberous begonia PERENNIALS Acorus Hosta Alliums Iberis Anemone Iris Aquilegia Ligularia Astilbe Lunaria by lesleyw

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23/03/2012 02:23:19

by Alex aloo

Help identifying mystery plants

Hello everyone. I'm new to this forum and a novice gardener. I have a number of plants I would appreciate some help identifying. Some may be weeds and some large shrubs that I have no idea what they are. Please see my Flickr photostream: Fickr by littleredhel

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05/06/2012 22:49:17

by PenylanSue

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