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the leak is and how big it is, If the butt is too tall you can always cut it down or leave it and grow some spuds?

I am hoping to move to South Shields soon, but the flat has a concrete back yard.  I need advice on how to make/seed/look after some sort of small raised bed to grow grass for my 2 dogs to use.  I am also not sure if I need another raised bed

  bottom of the fence on the one side but would that make the soil unsafe to grow stuff?  Can it leak in and make the soil/vegetables full of bad chemicals?  Would be very grateful for any advice. Thanks

....type of plants they are. Hi I take it the retaining sleepers or the retaining wall fairygirl has are not retaining anything important ??Would never grow anything in anything structural , eg ivy in walls.Been in the building trade 36 years and know the damage

and every year it is as bold as before, I even dug up the old soil patch over the winter months and replaced with new soil but still nothing grows. Its not even a place i could replace it with slabs as it would look very odd, although i did think of painting

I have a leaking cement pond that I am going to turn into a bog garden. I've been advised to put some holes in the bottom, then put some poor soil in and that's it - just plant it up with marginal plants. This seems too easy. Is that really all I

  bottom of the fence on the one side but would that make the soil unsafe to grow stuff?  Can it leak in and make the soil/vegetables full of bad chemicals?  Would be very grateful for any advice. Thanks cannot advise you on whatever spray.. can you

with leeks there growing well but they have put up flower heads they have not opened but do I cut them of or are they ok to leave will they interfere with growth Daydream, You need to take the flower heads off immediately because otherwise they won't form

I was considering growing ivy up the hut to cover it, protect it a little from the elelments, maybe keep some water out! give the birdies some food as the back garden is slabs and chips unfortunately. Looking for the positives and negatives

know anywhere i could get a plastic one made up with my own measurements.. Very wise. My concrete pond, put in in 2008, by professionals, leaked last year. It was repaired by the people who put it in and is now leaking again. As for wildlife it has been