Never tried dioicus from seed, but the dwarf Aruncus, A aesthusifolia, seeds itself around for us.
Spread it on liberally. I have just done that with the manure I had. The red worms will wriggle off into the soil and carry on converting organic...
Must be, but the leaves are far smaller than any of the Buxus we have grown before. Thanks.
About 10 foot tall. Will get a better picture today. I think the leaves are too small for Buxus though.
This is flowering now, unscented ( as far as I can tell) small yellow flowers. [ATTACH]
Is it Primula denticulata perhaps?
I would keep a close eye on that, it has the look of Carex pendula which is a terrible seed weed.
There are hundreds of them round here.They rob bird's nests. They dig up and eat Crocus and Tulip bulbs. The one in the image was fishing in one...
Vermin with good P.R. Brought in or not they are still pests.
Hope this tree rat is eating an acorn and not a Tulip bulb. [img]
Any time when the ground is not frozen is ok. Best practice is when the leaves have gone over completely, but not always possible. I have just...
Been there done that. Ladder fell over while I was on the garage roof. Had to wait until a neighbour came home from work to be able to get down....
The Yellow leafed one is as bed as the ordinary one too. I dug out every root I could find for 10 years and it was still there when we moved house.
They are thugs. Also when they have finished for the year you would need to spend hours cutting them down and disposing of the very tough stems.
Similar to having an injection. They have to say 'a sharp scratch' just in case we get upset at being accused of having a small male member.:loll:
The old BBC site would not allow one to type the word commonly used for re-planting seedlings in fresh compost, so we had to split the word up.
Does not like p rick does it? Photo would help id the seedlings if possible.
Thanks folks!
The day I have to pay someone to garden for me is the day I sign myself into a Nursing home. Seriously though, paying is not an option as I have...
Thank-you. We do have a lot of leaves here. The garden is surrounded by them. Beech, Birch, Oak and Rowan all supply us with a lot of leaves.
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