Hi Mrs Bobs,Basic rule of thumb for compost....if it isn't metal, glass or plastic (i.e. man made) then it can go in. Obviously somethings take...
Hi Matthew 1990,Have a look at the following link for the sort of stuff that Pip is talking about...
kids' slide..removed forcibly from metal frame and hurled into picket fence. Slide one, fence nil.Still, I had always wanted to remove the...
Hi boxergal,Really important to plant clematis nice and deap. At least two or three inches of stem underground. That way, if it gets "wilt" and...
Hi suthbarnes634,While I don't have any specific experience of Horseradish, Blackthorn is right about keeping on top of it. Any vigorous...
I spent a while as a 'wall flower' avidly reading the conversations and tips every lunchtime at work. It was through that period of being a guest...
Hi PercyT,I'd like to add to the nice supportive messages that evveryone has replied with here. I do gardening by trial and error - supplemented...
Hi J&B,I think Dendrobium is right about how to improve the surface. I would wait until the spring brings less constantly wet weather before...
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Never managed to sort an avatar aout yet. First test ....here we go.Any joy??
Hi LCH,I am ostly on clay too but one way I have avoided it in teh veg patch is to use lots of smaler raised beds. If you raise up you can then...
Hi Honeybee,Try growing in a different area of your garden or planting a bit later maybe. One thing I found this year was that runners planted a...
GrassclipperYour best bet (for a longterm solution) is not the chemical one. You need to encourage natural predators who will keep them in...
Just a thought on the subject of controllng perennial weeds by cutting down......you have to make sure that you get all of them. Lots of nasty...
Hi Mark,All my veg beds are raised and this is what I did if it helps:The point about raised beds is that you should never walk on them so the...
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