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Hard, bumpy lawn

Hi, I layed a new turf lawn in early May. It appears to be well established apart from the odd bald spot but it is very hard and uneven under foot. Any ideas on how to alleviate this or does it just need rain and a bit of forking? Thanks! by Jim B

06/09/2012 09:29:08

by Jim B

Growing fennel bulbs...

This was the 2nd year trying to grow bulb fennel. The rain has suited because none of the plants have bolted, they look healthy but the bulbs are still quite small,are they likely to get much bigger and when do you harvest. by Zoomer44

06/10/2012 23:28:37

by Zoomer44

Self Watering system

I have been looking on the web for something that will allow me to attach a self watering drip hose to a rain water barrel to water my veggies whilst i'm on holiday. Does anyone have any experience of using something like this? by Phemaleflyer

08/10/2012 16:56:27

by Phemaleflyer

Plants donated to walled garden project Glamis Castle from Gardener Girl

Thankyou again Lucy they are all planted here are some photos of your plants. Uploaded with ImageShack.us Uploaded with ImageShack.us Uploaded with ImageShack.us I shall take photo sof th eothers I planted next week as heavy rain came on. by scotkat

25/04/2013 17:35:35

by scotkat

Tree Peony in its 7th year

And its been blowing w howling gale and heavy rains and hailstones all day long. Over the yrs its been snapped with the strong winds . And so many times today I have picke dup my pots of tulips. by scotkat

13/05/2013 20:43:54

by scotkat

Talkback: Rose bloom balling

rain about three weeks ago other than that my rose flowers do not get water on them & they are in a full sun area. The staining is due to rain, as is any balling that you get. Drier weather will solve the problem, although individual flowers will stay by cherrypip

14/05/2012 10:05:10

by Alina W

Basil leaf damage

After having torrential rain for the last few days the basil in my windo box has developed some brown spots on the leaves and they are starting to fall, could this be caused by over watering? Yes there is good drainage. I have noticed in the past by discodave

08/06/2012 11:13:57

by discodave

Poorly lawn

We have had so much rain here in Essex, ( ha ha drought!) and I have had a problem finding a dry spell to cut the lawn. I managed to do it yesterday as we had a dry morning for a change, but then I noticed these problems. We are on clay here by diggingdoris

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09/05/2012 11:36:16

by diggingdoris

Feeding potatoes in bags.

I was advised to feed my potatoes which are in bags. They are growing nicely and have reached the top of the bags. Due to all of the rain we have had , the compost is really wet so making it impossible to water any feed in. Should I be covering by Nidge

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09/05/2012 14:45:07

by Nidge

Talkback: A dry spring

Hi. Its hard to imagine your plight here, as it has rained quite more than average. Those lucky Scots are more like what we have here. Anyhow I am glad you find some alternate ways to keep things blooming. It helps me to feel grateful by wetty...

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28/11/2011 18:43:33

by happymarion

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