Sounds as if the lawn under the leylandi gets some sun, so more feed, and water should be the way to go. One way to help keep moisture in the turf...
Agree pretty much with Kristen on this. I have a spinner type spreader, which is quicker on a big lawn, but it's difficult to be very accurate on...
I have some ammonium sulphamate crystals sold as 'Deep Root' sold by 'Growing success' I've found it very good on stumps of all kinds. Cut the ivy...
Laurel contains a bit of cyanide, but as far as I know it won't leach out in to the surroundings, and it will gradually decompose. So I would just...
For the rocket, let some go to seed. Collect the seed and sow it for the next crop. You should never need to buy any more rocket seed. Not much...
Agree with Geriatric. We have frogs, and not much slug trouble. Our Hostas are rarely touched. I do provide some cool dark damp places for the...
Potassium promotes flowering and fruiting, so will help your roses to flower. The FBB, having less potassium will be less effective, although I'm...
If there is at least some healthy green remaining on each plant and it is a well established hedge I think it will gradually recover. Even if...
Sounds like some weed seeds got in to the lawn area. Can't identify it without a picture. Most weeds can't withstand the regular mowing that a...
We had a Morello cherry at our last house. It was trained flat against a fence and fruited after a couple of year. Very good flavour cherries,...
I dispose of bits of concrete on a gradual basis via the wheelie bin. A few bits in each load. It's a slow process but given time I get rid of a...
A friend of mine used them, and said they worked, although they were relatively costly.There was query on the forum a week or so back, about...
Sounds as if the turf is sitting on the layer of moss that you left in place. There was a discussion on one of the composting threads about moss...
You can certainly shred the laurel and compost it with the rest of the material, and I assume the others will be OK as well. Laurel leaves are...
Round here the goose grass (sticky weed) is just coming in to flower, so it will be dropping seed in a few weeks. So I'm keeping and eye out for...
There is some kind of biological control available. It's a nematode (worm) that attacks slugs and snails. You water it on the soil and the slugs...
There was this very discussion on another thread. The advice was to water the affected area as soon as possible after the event to minimise the...
Blackfly I would think. They quickly form colonies near the growing tips, and at the base of flower buds. i usually squash them where they are,...
If the lawn has never been fed, and has been continally mown the grass will be starving, and won't be able to compete with the moss, and some...
The concentration is important. If the concentration of urea is too high then it causes scorching of foliage- not a problem in compost heaps - but...
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