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Can anyone help i have 2 acres of garen with an awful lot of Crocosmia growing in it. I have tried to get rid of it with no joy it grows back stronger than ever. How can i kill / remove the crocosmia so that my other plants can thrive? Hi Manxlad, I

Hello, This may be an odd question, but when de-rooting an overgrown garden (mainly brambles, ivy) at what size root do you say is small enough to remin in the ground? I started off by removing all the roots I come accross (nothing else in garden

I HAVE REMOVED DETAILS ABOUT MY INVENTION AND THE VIDEO DUE TO NEGATIVE AND UNWARRENTED REMARKS, I DO HOPE THAT OTHER INVENTORS OF GARDEN GADGETS DO NOT GET PUT OFF BY THIS AND WILL SHARE THEIR IDEAS WITH OTHER SUBSCRIBERS WHICH WAS ALL I TRIED

Just joined this site and have read posts re leylandii hedges. I want to remove mine - about 12 trees 25 years old 8 feet high and nearly same wide. I'm getting too old to cut them! Does anyone know how to find or can anyone recommend

first reaction is -doesn't sound like best idea-and you may come to regret it later Personally I would remove the turf or at least dig it in-it is hard work but no-one said gardening was easy See what others say I would also have said remove the turf

my helebores were beautiful this year but should I now remove the old flowers? in a nutshell, no. I always remove old flowers, why can I not do it for hellebores? I think it's generally recommended to remove the old flowers, unless you want them

underfloor heating type so i would like to raise the level when i remove existing hut. I was thinking of raising the level with concrete blocks and level so i can build new hut level with my greenhouse , does that sound like a good idea? I thought

Between my neighbour's garden and my garden is a large leylandii hedge and I would love to remove it and grow native hedging (if I can persuade my neighbours that it would be a good idea - they are always complaining about the state of their lawn

the year almost doubling in size (it is still a young tree).  However, brown patches appeared on the leaves similar to the beginning of this disease and they have mostly now fallen off.  I am wondering whether to remove the tree now or whether to give

Looks like it's gone Or not grown Ooh where did it go.....sorry!!Have a silver birch with massive fungal infection that's died. Wanted to remove and plant young cherry and apple trees nearby but am worried about the persistence of fungal spores