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of the shed.  That area is damp & the grass is dreadful, the area is about 6-8' in depth.  Had thought of putting down weed mat under the chips or slates & planting the shrub(s) through that.  Or plant the shrub(s) first?? The soil is probably fairly compacted

raised beds trying to get to them before they mate as advised, i will post the results later in the year as same as everybody else we had millions and im not kidding when we took the allotment there was a shed door left flat on the grass when i lifted

's sheltered so a late frost doesn't seem to touch them, brother puts his out in March,  he might get his first crop a week or two earlier than mine but can spend a couple of weeks bringing then in and out of shed. Last year the first spuds were ready end

to do.  Was clearing out potting shed today when I opened a bag to see what was inside and there were all the artemesia roots merrily growing away!!!!!  However, I feel no obligation to keep it   Mine is a bit prettier! Sometimes plants surprise you

!!! What should I feed with? Should I feed on planting ? Do they like full sun? Or sheltered ? I have a early sun /shade area protected by shed and fence or full sun bit exposed I thought it would be long shot but that's how I garden Ps thanks GG , Rosa

been more successful if it had been placed deeper into the honeysuckle. Robins like an open nest but they usually like it concealed, out of the way somewhere. The nesting box wasn't in the honeysuckle but attached to my shed and hidden behind a holly

. Lily- a well-drained spot, but enriched compost. Sun best or part shade possible. If pot grown, plant now. March usually the start time for them. Plant deep 6-8ins/15-20cms. Pot grown ones can be overwintered next to a wall/behind a shed & repotted

us and our neighbour & installed trellis to hide the shed. Next job is to create some privacy by planting along the new fence but I have no idea what to choose!! I'd like bushy evergreen base plants to create a backdrop and offer year round privacy

. Maybe someone else can shed more light on it.   Cannot see your photo's Stephanie my antivirus kicked in.Red Spider mite do not like damp conditions although if there is good foliage cover they could be warm and snug inside. I washed them out of mine

in in the next couple of weeks.  I wanted concrete but based on the comments above, this doesn't seem to be a good idea! What other bases do people have?  I have 2 compost bins, both on concrete behind my shed.  I - or should I say my husband - turns the compost