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lot of the old dead leaves to tidy it up a bit. Thanks all ! Not sure but it could be a yucca. I would cut the old flower spikes off . Sorry cant be more helpful, but I am sure someone here will know. Thanks - yes I think you're right about cutting by jane knapman

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21/06/2012 07:42:39

by jane knapman

Something digging up my Cherry Blossom trees

to find that this mulch has now been dug up and spread around the grass surrounding the tree. I started tidying it up but every morning it would be messed up again. What kind of animals would be doing this? Thanks in advance, Astroboy. by astroboy

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29/03/2012 14:52:31

by astroboy

Frost

Hi everyone, first time poster, but long time reader. I have just walked round my very frosty but sunny garden and it confirmed my view that excessive tidying is a bad thing [my wife would confirm that this does not just apply to the garden] Anyway by nigelcoad

30/11/2012 11:05:58

by nigelcoad

Friolina's

just noticed in an open part of my garden ..... last year i planted up a large "18" basket with friolinas ..... to say they were outstanding is a understatement, they were glorious, well i kept them in the basket and left them (did tidy them up by Brumbull

06/04/2013 09:11:09

by Brumbull

Looking for a friendly gardener in Lyme Regis

My wife owns a cottage in Lyme Regis with a small garden - we are looking for a friendly gardener to keep it looking neat and tidy. It is mostly just keeping a small lawn trimmed (mower supplied) and a bit of light weeding and pruning to keep by KeithWU51

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08/02/2012 22:54:00

by KeithWU51

lightweight spade and fork set

- they are lighter than average but still strong. If your father doesn't do large scale digging any more, but just works on keeping borders tidy, you might also consider a border spade and fork - these are 2/3 the size of the normal items, so considerably lighter. by Jane Markovic

21/11/2012 18:12:43

by Alina W

Talkback: How to clean and repair your garden shed

and I would be slip sliding away. i liked the two year rule, i didn't adhere to it, but i did like it.i have now built in benches and shelves, and a two tier tool rack on one wall;- and the shed was very tidy.but now, with all my extra storage space by kaycurtis

24/11/2011 15:29:52

by apigeonfromhell

Shrub ChoiceHelp

Hi Everyone I am looking for shrub to plant in a corner that grows about 6feet tall and has flowering. Something attractive for all seasons. Maybe mix of red and green leaves.... It will be planted once the area is tidy (see pic) I will be planting by Frozz

25/10/2012 19:23:16

by artjak

Nipping Dahlia tips

graham. I never do this. When it's fully flowering in late summer I cut top clusters sometimes to curb growth and tidy it somewhat . Best just to let it grow I think I nip out the early flower buds on the taller ones to make them branch out-that might by Graham1977

16/03/2013 19:44:03

by sotongeoff

Help Please!

in the graden this year but dont know where to start?! Any advice or guidance appreciated. It's a bit like cleaning aneglected room. Do the duting and vaccing and a bit of tidying and it looks so much better. So, tidy away any rubbish and pull or dig by JojoRose

04/04/2013 10:13:53

by blairs

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