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Help me please

of year is to dig it over care, removing every piece of root that you can find. Do not rotavate as that will chop up the roots and every piece will grow into a new plant. I'm afraid treating the spaghetti (stems) with weedkiller will not be any use by Iain Pickard

04/11/2012 22:04:40

by sotongeoff

tree disease

We have a number of ash and Horse chestnut trees on our property. So far the ash are fine but I will be looking out for die back next year. The chestnuts have bleeding canker and I am dreading losing them ... should I have them removed now by jo17

05/11/2012 09:47:39

by Alina W

Plant Protection - Fleece 'Hats'

I have a couple of these fleece 'hats' to protect my more sensitive plants from frost. Can I keep them on for the next few months without removing them from the plant of should they be removed periodically to give the plane a bit of sun / light by Chris 7

11/12/2012 14:03:40

by Chris 7

Monkshood

of the Monkshood (Aconitum napellus) that was in my garden, I loved this plant and so did the bees, but due to having puppies in the garden, I decided I'd better remove it as they have a tendancy to chew anything and everything. If it's anything like mine was by Silvo

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14/04/2012 15:47:22

by obelixx

Laying new Turf

over and turf on top? I am more inclined to think that we need to remove the old stuff first? Thanks It's not really the best time of year to do it, and you'd be surprised at how well a really scruffy lawn can be restored with a bit of care by Olivedog

12/05/2013 14:20:57

by Olivedog

New home old weeds

. However, the borders in my garden are completely given over to weeds and grass and the soil is heavily and compacted. I want to remove the grass and weeds to start almost with a blank slate into which I want to plant rose trees to be the main feature by Gavin

19/05/2013 15:54:36

by Gavin

Talkback: Yew

Hi James,When we moved to this house 10 years ago we removed 48 trees from front and rear gardens,The garden is 112 feet by 42 feet,Each side had either yew or leylandii,when the foliage was removed they looked like telegraph poles spaced 4 feet by oldchippy

28/02/2012 20:50:24

by Mark D

Advice please on levelling a lawn

just hire a rotavator and rotavate the whole lawn (it´s not in a very good state) and then add top soil, section off the area for a vegetable plot, and reseed or turf the new lawn area? Any advice much appreciated! Thanks. Before rotavating remove any by Pampa

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12/04/2012 22:07:10

by Pampa

Horsetail weed

are about u can't really do this. Everyone including AT reckons that if you keep removing them they will be beaten- eventually they give up. go round the garden with a tub and just keep pulling them out...do not put on your compost...put in green council bin by Sandra cooper

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12/06/2012 13:12:59

by Alina W

Christmas tree

by JANE6

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29/03/2012 18:33:10

by Aura

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