General Gardening Discussion

That looks like the one! Thank you @noisette47

Thanks I'll be sure to check it out!

Very interesting ..I will have a readSpruce

Put it on the current one Thank you

I have said this before on other threads/ forums. There are a numer of moth species whose larvae resemble large tough skinned caterpillars. Instead of eating leaves, they eat, stems and roots, they are collectively known as cutworms. We had an Acer that was attacked, I only realised what it...

With a PH test kit, liquid based universal indicator with barium sulphate. I'm in central Scotland.So it's likely that the exposed soil once grass becomes border will tend towards acid over time? I guess that makes sense.

Should be ok Nov-March

If it is your fence you can tell them to take the lights off the fence and anything else they have attached to your fence on their side. It might start a fence war (I have experience off this) but you would be entitled to do this.

Many thanks

In my previous garden a trellis to hide the back of the shed and bins. If far enough away you would still get the needed light.

Opinions are irrelevant unless they are informed AFAIC.

It's looking good Will.

You just cut back any stems you dont want, so if you just want one stem leave the strongest and remove the smaller ones.I've never found them easy to root from side shoots but they do grow sometimes, probably easier to just buy new plants if you want more.

Never mind, it'll still be useful to someone

Morning all,Thought I'd upload a series of photos of "My Bulb Lasagne"

HelloThanks for the Replies.I have the Fencing Company, that I have used previously, visiting Tomorrow Morning so I will see what He will require regarding access to the Fence Panels.If the Honeysuckle needs to be Hard Pruned and the Wires removed then so be it.ThanksKevin

The pulmonaria will self seed with luck. If you don't want it to just cut off the spent flowers and let the nice leaves come up. The only problem I have with them is they get mildew if its a dry summer.

I think chickens are likely to ruin grass in the winter. My grass is non existent in places where the dog runs, if it is wet and clayey and getting walked on all winter with even chicken pecking around I think you are lucky to still have some remnants.

Thanks @Pete8 I shall set it free tomorrow