If you got a plant where the roots are all entangled with weeds and can easily dig it out do so and then wash off all the soil. You should then...
California poppies would happily self seed around in sunny spots as well, quite a few varieties to choose from very bright orange and yellows to...
@Goldenlily26 Emily McKenzie is quite well behaved in my experience. Lovely orange/deep red flowers and very attractive buds
I take that approach with a lot of weeds too @Stephen Southwest. We did the blitz on the greenhouse site as it was completely overrun with...
Yes of course, I always take into consideration a posters location when reading replies. I guess I assume we all do. There are so many variables...
If it’s an unplanted area then it is possible to get rid of bindweed. We successfully dug out bindweed with only the odd reoccurrence from the...
Definitely plenty of tome left to crop. On mine, I usually expect to get fruit from most if not all August flowers.
We had a big thunderstorm in the early hours and what sounded like torrential rain but only 2mm in my rain gauge :noidea:
Could you put a trellis topper on for extra visual distraction in winter, keeping the hedges in situ? If you remove them you’ll just see the...
I would keep the pond replace the liner and top it with a metal grate. Set just below the water surface it wouldn’t be too visible and...
I grow in soil beds in the GH too. Agree re reducing the need to water. I probably water every 3-4 days at most, it’s usually when I notice them...
You’ll probably welcome having more than one waterbutt if the greenhouse is a new addition to the garden. We have four x 75 gallon butts which are...
I get lots of weeds in my pots and like @BB3 says, at least they’re my weeds/wildflowers so familiar and easy to remove or keep as wanted.I...
Mine have just started to set in the last week. I think that’s not far off normal timing for mine, I didn’t sow the seed until early April (in a...
The only thing full about mine are the slugs :cry3:
Bay should be fine, am not familiar with flamingo trees but as a willow I suspect they like lots of moisture so might struggle in a container
I hadn’t realised that Lobelia is now on the naff list. I love it, but I only use it in pots. Am also a convert to (some) begonia partly I can get...
It’s too small for a tree. I would suggest 60 x 100 as the smallest. Tree or shrub roots aren’t going to do any damage unless too near a building...
Oh, misread and thought you ere planting in the existing planter. 60 x60 is too small for a tree, any chance you could plant it in the ground?...
In what way were they too high maintenance? Am only asking as that might help inform our recommendations. Was it the leaf drop?Just be aware...
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