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You might want to see what the shrub is before deciding to dig it out - once the leaves are out it'll be easier to identify - is it a rose perhaps?It's possible that it could benefit from pruning, but hard to say until you know what it is.I'm confused as to how it is damaging the fence?I'd...

My garden is more shaded than sun, only a few places for roses. One I have on the side of the deck a Zepharine, is doing well, an awesome fragrance. As far as the Dahlias, I do like them, but too much added work for me, to lift them and store every winter, and replant. When working full...

I think I'd probably find wind chimes - especially on a windless day - preferable to the canned laughter which adorns so many comedy shows on radio and the continuous playing of loud music on some wildlife shows on TV. As for the closure of the Whaat thread, I hope that @Tidemark has felt...

They seem interesting creatures and watching them over the nest building, mating, hatching and feeding periods would be rewarding. I wonder if they steal from each other and is infedelity a issue. Winter storms would seem very likely regarding nest removal.

@garden_shade How about take some fresh photos of the plants in the borders, now most of them should have sprouted, and post here for id and care advice. A quick look just now and I saw a rose, a buddleja and a rosemary. Certainly the rose and the buddleja could use a prune.

Hi everyonebe very carful …Any phone (especially Whatsup) call saying your a sky customer and you say yes, they will tell you being a loyal member or you have had for a long time you get a free IPad.it’s a scam please don’t follow the instructions otherwise you will lose money.Just end...

You can use it as a mulch to improve soil texture on a bed but it will be completely depleted of minerals and fertilisers so, if keeping it the pot you need to add some slow release fertiliser such as blood, fish and bone or pelleted chicken manure and some leaf mould or other fibrous matter to...