@Jack Sparrow - the key to laying the artificial stuff is in the groundwork/prep. The subsoil and any vegetation, rubble etc underneath needs to...
Anecdotally-speaking, a guy who was retiring offered me an artificial lawn business at a rather cheap price last year.Am not a landscape...
@pete - you matey are a legend - thank you very much :love30:!!!The ID looks spot-on. Been trying to find this mysterious plant's name and gave...
This beauty is growing through a patch of spuds on the allotment and not doing the nearby tatties much good.It's a couple of weeks since the...
Tayters in bag/bins etc allegedly do better in rich soil than compost and produce a bettter flavour according to a relative and they retain water...
It looks like a Mallow species.
Honda IZY 416 are lightweight machines (29kg) according to their site and are 1415mm long, 453mm wide. The grass box is detachable so will reduce...
@Linz - Bindweed will take years to kill. Forking up the chunky white rhizomes in the winter is a great way to destroy the 'powerhouse' that is...
@Jimb0b - good to hear you've settled for a patch. Raised beds and apples and pears on a cordon suggests someone has invested a lot of attention t...
Have never seen Petunias with different coloured flowers on one plant. If you can harvest any seeds off them and sow next year, it would be very...
Let the bulb duel commence.Stand back folks... this one could get messy :biggrin:Hopefuly @silu will arise to a bulb challenge :snorky:
Hard to get an ID but zooming in on leaves on 2nd pic is clearer and looks like privet. If it is, it may be worth letting it grow new foliage and...
Bindweed - that can be serious a nuisance (got it too, forgot to mention.. hedge type BTW) but it doesn't seem to be a problem with only potatoes...
You're very wise to not have mentioned the dreaded Horsetail to half cousin ;)In the fist couple of months of allotment, it looked easy. Then...
@Linz's reply is as informative as you can get!!! Kudos :dbgrtmb:My only suggestion would be to ask if the Field Horsetails (Equisetum arvense)...
If dealing with 'nasties', a good soaking in bucket with a strong solution of Jeyes Fluid.If they're caked in soggy or hard soil, an even...
@Sandy Ground - you have serious knowledge of plants, wildlife and you're a great guy too (not buttering you up - just saying... OK!!)...
Spear & Jackson tools are pretty good products and they (usually) stand the test of time and do a good job.@Clare G's recommendation of visiting...
@Bob Carolgees - it's all down to how much work you want to do and digging up thick roots will take time and patience; sever (and spread) the...
Some great bargains there! Will have to pay a visit :dbgrtmb:Make you wonder why they're reducing the items so much at the height of the growing...
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