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Underperforming Laurel Hedge

Looking for some advice on best options to feed a laurel hedge where the specimens are all thin and sad looking. They've not been pruned properly in the past so now i've taken over I can get on with that which will help them fill out, but I'd like to

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Started by PGM
10 Replies · Reply by Glen Stillman Apr 23, 2023
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What a way to run a business!

Currently sourcing niche / specialist plants for an extensive new herbaceous bed with the specification needing unusual not readily available plants.  

Using the RHS website to find growers and suppliers , contacted 20 specialist nurseries by either e

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Started by Peter sellers
5 Replies · Reply by Mjc Apr 23, 2023
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What wetting agents are you using?

I'm new to the world of wetting agents but I'm thinking of giving them a try this season. There seems to be loads of choice out there. What are people's preferred option? 

Also. Do you dilute a wetting agent and apply via a knapsack. If so. Generally

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Started by Gary R
3 Replies · Reply by Gary R Apr 20, 2023
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Light weight strimmer

Hi

one of my clients has had his garden redesigned by a professional garden designer.

 

It looks lovely but what a mare to mow, he has built 5 festival banks (banks for leaning against) which are around 10ft long. I carnt use a mower so have to strim an

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Started by Dylan
14 Replies · Reply by Adam Woods Apr 10, 2023
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Lesser celandine

Hi, an area of communal grass that I look after has quite a lot of celandine in, which of course is now flowering. Now that it's time to start mowing, would it be best to mow it down along with the grass or leave it to finish flowering. While it may

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Started by Mjc
3 Replies · Reply by Mjc Apr 1, 2023
Views: 424
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Best way to fix this?

Hi, 

 

Any advice on what is the best way to fix this muddy patch would be without adding paving? It's a high traction area which has been churned up over winter. I was thinking of putting som mesh down after spreading some grass seed but if there is a

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Started by Fleur Voice
4 Replies · Reply by A. Latta Mar 26, 2023
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