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Let's look at this from a different angle if you'll excuse the pun! If the shed in question was going in my garden I'd let the site of where it would be make the decision on what type of roof. If the shed is going to be sheltered by perhaps trees it's not going to make any difference how that...

A Halfmoon Lawn Edger, a genuine great all-rounder in the garden environment.

When I bought our house the garden was just bare clay soil put there by the builders but by the time we could move in and I could mow it (about a year and a half later) weeds had grown to waist height. As I was cutting them down I noticed some stems with broad leaves, so I thought, ah ha! Trees!...

Go to war on that now. Weedkiller first and then blood, sweat and tears digging it out. You may be able to identify the Raspberry roots and runners and pot these up temporarily.Dig them out. They ain't got much going for them and do spread.Ultimately I think that you need to look to an...

Because you want to maximise the grass and to plant screening plants, you might find it a lot easier not having a border at all.The no border method means any border appears naturally as the plants grow.Dig a big hole depending on the plant (up to 2 x 2 x 2 ft or more for tree saplings)....

Plant grass and mow it. Grass easily supresses ground elder.

Ok I will move the plant for a while and see if that does any good when I took the cutting last year it grew a very tall stork then had a few keaves and flowers right zt the top and then allmof a sudden it seems to have gone wild on top with nothi g at the bottom I have trimmed some off the top...

Its an area about 3 meters long 1.5 meters wide i have done a little digging in area it has effected and it does not look good possibly 100 meteres of roots all tangled. Looks like the chemicle approch is what i need thank you all

This article and it's related links might give you a better insight into watering;

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They look a bit crammed in there. Mine are all flowering now so if you could give them a bit more space in a trough they would do better.Welcome to the forum by the way

Welcome to GC heevan. The plant above is Hibiscus and they prefer full sun.

Welcome to GC Katri-Ann. I can't be certain but they look like Woolly aphids to me but most aphids can be destroyed by spraying with soapy water.

I've germinated some species roses from seed and they can be slow to germinate even after stratification, 6 to 12 months.

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I have got a cutting from it already the plant itself is actually a cutting I took last year but yes I think I might try the leaf thing too the cutting I took is more of a trimming off the top

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Clematis ArabellaWell, it's certainly a nice Clematis and has been given the RHS Award of Garden Merit...and I like the blue shades, although it's a bit small in habit for me as it will only grow to at the most 2.5 metres.The biggest pot possible is the answer but an 18" pot should...