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Lawn maintainace

We laid a new lawn in April on the back plot. I have been intending to scarify, airate and dress this Autumn, but have had no time inbetween the rain until now. Our beautiful green new turf has developed yellow blades this autumn and the lawn by Pebble Garden

28/11/2012 16:00:48

by Pebble Garden

storing carrots and parsnips

. If the container is left outside, cover it with polythene to keep the rain out. by Edentoy

01/12/2012 12:00:25

by BobTheGardener

water those poor souls!

Yes we had snow and the odd bit of rain, but your bulbs, daffs, tulips need water now!!! if you have baskets water them everyday.. you won't be disappointed! Give them a feed once a week, and when they go to seed pinch them off, and continue to feed by BrummieLeperBen

18/04/2013 23:48:59

by BrummieLeperBen

Talkback: Prepare your greenhouse for spring

I got my first green house last year and grew tomatoes which unfortunately got blight. It was mentioned that i should have used tap water instead of rain water. Is there a possibility this disease will carry through into this year if I grow a by trigger20

06/03/2012 19:24:45

by Lulu3

Talkback:

with Geoff - it's still too early. Not just in terms of cold, but the current wet spell - heavy rain will over-saturate them and beat down the plants. by stephen sumner

21/04/2012 13:04:21

by Alina W

Lawn care and repair

We love our dogs but tried solutions do not work, discovered Natural Green Grass Patch in Texas and tried it recently here in the UK. Sprayed it on and got instant green grass restored, amazing result and should last months despite promised rain by oakframeman

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04/04/2012 17:19:00

by Herbie7

Which tree?

We would like to plant an attractive tree in our small garden. The area we anticipated using to plant it, gets quite water logged during periods of heavy rain but dries out when weather is dry. Can you suggest some trees that might be suitable by New Gardener2

03/04/2012 16:06:18

by New Gardener2

Water the garden from water butt

. Also thought a sprayer would be better for neighbours to use if we are on holiday and it does not rain but still have hosepipe ban, but don't know if these would be suitable, and do not want to spend too much. by lambchop

12/05/2012 13:00:52

by lambchop

cherry Tree

I purchased a cherry tree 2years ago this year it bore fruit but when they coloured up i discovered that all the fruit was split any ideas thanks Mac3 Probably the periods of heavy rain that we've had. Fruit likes a constant supply of water by Mac3

12/07/2012 21:19:36

by Mac3

My beech trees are dying

Hi my dad planted about 20 beech trees along our avenue about 20 years ago and they have been thriving up until now. One of them has died and now another one of them isn't looking too great.We have had dreadful rain all summer and some of the trees by cd26

20/08/2012 22:53:25

by cd26

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