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It isn't only the blades and towers though - it is the massive re-bar enforced concrete bases that they sit on and of course the construction/service roads etc that leaves scars on the landscape, essentially forever.There seems to be a thinking that because it is fairly barren landscape that...

I have a couple of the really tall blue ones (on right hand side of image 3854), they came from B&Q donkey's years ago, and if memory serves I paid around £10 each for them. It was a long time ago, possibly early to mid 90s when blue pots were all the rage.In my opinion I wouldn't ask more...

Hi all,Our lawn is very patchy and I've seen lots of different options to kill the weeds and to reseed the grass lawn.We have 2 dogs which obviously doesn't help the situation but I'm determined to make the lawn look good if just for a short time.What's the best weed killer and grass...

Has anyone mentioned hemp agrimony? Great for butterflies etc. Saw them covered with red admirals at Aberglasney

Maybe I'm mixing them up - I used to grow lots of different primroses

It is that time I think when they go out into the fresh air ... so I had T'Other Half bring the small ones out. I think a couple may not survive ...I will have him bring the big ones out tomorrow.

I don't have any experience with them, but I do recall from another forum (now closed) that the main negatives about the plant that others reported is that it only flowers for around 3-4 weeks, it grows very quickly and can be hard to maintain as it only flowers on old wood so can quickly become...

These are paperwhite narcissis which I planted before Christmas. They have come up this far and stopped. Two other pots planted around the same time have flowered and gone over. Any ideas why they have stopped and what I can do to get them to grow and flower, or should I just dispose of...

I always look around at this time of the year and what needs doing seems overwhelming, but it usually all gets done, once you get some half decent weather it's surprising how the jobs get sorted.

Hawthorn, sloe, elder all take well from cuttings if you want to fill gaps. Stick prunings in the ground in autumn. Also consider hazel, bird cherry, guelder rose and wayfaring tree. Consider drip irrigation or a leaky hose along the base of the hedge and use regularly. If you search for...