New Members Introduction

Hi @Clare W

Hello @Jodie Whyte

Hi @Bumbalore and

Welcome to Gardeners Corner Honeybee.

Thanks for the warm welcome. I'll start a thread in the project forum to update you all on any progress made.

I have just looked at the tree you mentioned and think you have answered my question.looking at pictures next to the tree I would say it’s the same. Thank for for the help, it is getting removed and I wanted to know if I could give it all to Chester Zoo as they have asked for any trees of...

@Mike Allen - Thankyou

Hiya Lorna welcome to the forum

We did some more cleaning up from the shed demolishing this weekend and it's looking much better!I've made a separate thread in the appropriate area to keep posting about the ongoing work: Arlandria's Long-Term Garden Renovation Thread

Hi,You need to find the User Manual for a solar pump that meets your flow rate and head.As you can see below, most fountain pumps are made up of several push, screw or click together parts so it should be easy enough to leave off the spray head or attach some flexible hose to go up your...

Thanks very much everyone.

Welcome to Gardeners Corner angievee.

Hi Andrew, the first one I dont really know but may be horsetail, at this stage I think this is where they release spores? but have had a couple of them grow between pavior and flags too, I basically use weedkiller on them, but yes they come back.The second picture i am pretty sure is...

Allotmenteers, and Back gardeners will be ok as it tends to be a solitary thing until harvesting. :spring:

Hiya @HughesG86 welcome to the forums

What a nightmare and you've tried everything possible. You need an award for perseverance. The only idea I have is to dig down those 30 inches or so along the borders and fill the bottom with up to 6 inches of gravel and then fill with a mixture of compost and soil. There's no point in filling...

thanks ricky101, i was going to cut it back and move it but have noticed some buds on it so am going to leave it until after it's flowered as I don't want to miss that!

Hi Ash, welcome to Gardeners Corner and congratulations on becoming a member of the GC Gang. You'll find everyone is very friendly, with a good sense of humour and willing to pass on advice and the benefit of their experience, successes and mistakes.

Welcome to Gardeners Corner Mike.

Welcome to the forum! One of the nicest ways to start gardening is to have an herb garden. It doesn't take a lot of space so lots of room left for flowers or other vegetables too. But herbs give you a quick culinary reward and you being a chef, will quickly fall in love with playing in the dirt!