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Will this work for a new part lawn?

them. I try to grow to high standard but that doesnt mean masses of work. I mulch, for example, to prevent weeds, etc. Grow perennials that do not need stakIng....some do need it of course.....and do numerous things to ensure low workrate Rosebush by roseblush

14/05/2013 19:09:44

by Busy-Lizzie

vine weed

paint brush to just get it onto the leaves of the bigger perennial weeds. by tommysmith

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17/06/2012 05:53:23

by bette2

need help

'll need to start with plugs or even larger plants. If you're starting from scratch you can sow a wildflower mix to suit your soil after removing perennial weeds Poppies, cornflowers, corncockle etc are cornfield flowers (or weeds if you're a farmer by denise butcher

12/01/2013 21:32:04

by nutcutlet

Infill for raised beds

and so on. If they're not willing to show you where the soil came from and guarantee against perennial weeds then look elsewhere. Excellent - thanks Joe_the_Gardener It's worth giving your local council a try, many sell bags of soil conditioner/ compost by BigMAL

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11/02/2013 13:30:49

by Gardening Grandma

A Vetch Maybe ?

blue flowers. Its a bit clingy, like a pea plant. I haven't seen or heard of it before, but I would love to have some more plants like it. I think its a perennial. Do any one here have one? Maybe you could tell me how to propagate it? Can I take by Joy H

25/10/2012 21:51:48

by Busy-Lizzie

Another "Guess the plant" Thread

-click on the pictures for a bigger view and again to zoom Thanks Geoff - works a treat. However, unfortunately now I can't blame my ignorance on poor eyesight! And I am still not very much wiser!! I don't remember it flowering last year. Was worried it was just a weed by Huntertony

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03/04/2013 11:48:14

by tom woodhall

Please help me design my garden - part 2

. This edge had got a layer of weed-net and is covered by bark. It is shaded almost all day. Last year I (optomistically) planted a couple of hydrangea which unsurprisingly haven't done well, although they are just about still alive. I was planning by Laura P

05/05/2013 14:42:05

by Busy-Lizzie

gravel bed/border ... replace with bark?

weeds coming through and just looks a bit messy. thankfully, nothing is planted within the gravel border ... but i do intend to plant all around it. for this reason, im wondering whether i should remove the gravel, remove the fabric, improve the soil (i by djjjuk

07/05/2013 18:31:36

by Verdun

Identify plant

. They are perfumed and about 15"/35cm high. Will have to stake them as blowing a gale now but - are they a garden flower, a wildflower or a weed? They sort of resemble wallflower and the perfume is lovely. The stems are soft at this point and mis-shapen because I by yarrow2

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26/06/2012 21:26:48

by yarrow2

I want daisies to grow in the grass

wrong for daisies - it's just ordinary garden soil. Just a thought, I had some Bellis daisies in pots on the patio one year, I have had daisies in the lawn ever since. I do not use weed killer on the lawn either. Might see if I can find some Bellis by Supernanauna

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02/06/2012 18:30:52

by summerpots

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