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Hi all just started to do a few arears of ground just ouside my flat, have taken on quite a lot now, trying to clear exsisting fabric ground cover, and gravel lots of weeds and some old rose bushes which i have cut down, i have a couple of old small

Plant new fruit trees and bushesTidy strawberry beds, cutting back old foliage and congested runners and removing weedsPot up a few roots of mint and bring under cover for winter pickingsImprove soil, digging over bare ground and forking in bulky, well

and don't want to tame the area too much but want to establish some all year round ground cover. Does anyone have suggestions for plants that can live happily with the huge bluebell population which is dominant at this time of year? Hello April. It sounds

with ground cover plants around them. I would prefer evergrens about 1 metre high and same spread. The beds are exposed to the elements, although in Drevon we are fortunate not to suffer harsh weather conditions very often. I already have the 'run of the mill

Hello, Do any of you have any ideas for a low growing ground cover plant located around a pond? We'll need a bit more information - is the soil damp and boggy or is this a dry area? How much sun/shade does the area get?   What else do you have

Hi guys, I have a large patch of ground that half of is covered in weeds and the other is full of shrubs. I have cut most of the shrubs away and now want to dig the whole lot up, however, the sandy soil I have seems to be rock hard and I can't get

Vinca major or periwinkle is a pretty, low-growing plant often with pale blue flowers that is used as a ground cover plant because of its mat-forming properties. However, it can be very invasive, and will rapidly spread around the garden

My garden is covered in ground elder which I have been trying to tackle by digging over, removing as much as possible and spraying with weedkiller for over a year now.  I want to lay a new lawn. Is there a membrane I can use under the new turf

can buy. I got these for mine - about 15p each if you buy 100, but I don't know whether you need that many: 2 of GARDEN GROUND COVER PEGS - 100 PACK Nice and strong and do what they say. I've put it under bark & gravel & in each case the weight

covered may be bad - but would like to know if anyone has tried it. I just looked on the wood database, a site for woodworkers, and that states that Holm Oak has good rot resistance and has been used for boat building. That being said, ground contact