By Tussiemussie, 27 Mar, 2008, 1 comment
A plea to buy peat free products this year, save wildlife habitats, and prevent further global warming. check out this link -
http://www.climateark.org/shared/reader/welcome.aspx?linkid=23323
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By Marguerite, 2 Jul, 2008, 0 comments
Hello everyone,
I will tell you about my garden. I live in tropical North Queensland and we are now having the dry season, winter. Very few trees...
By Weemamabell, 17 Feb, 2008, 3 comments
I saw this poem in a mag and I loved it
A Gardeners life ...
Digging , Levelling , Weeding , SeedingPlanting , Waiting , Feeding , Pleading...
By Marguerite, 3 Jul, 2008, 7 comments
I live on the driest continent on earth ( so they say ) and we have to be sparingly with water. A lot of places go on water restrictions in summer....
By Majeekahead, 1 Jan, 2008, 12 comments
Hope that you have all had a great christmas and new year! and i am going to kick off the new year by opening an old debate! -pesty wildlife...
By Carolyn, 5 Nov, 2007, 1 comment
Having been inspired by the on line square foot garden on this site I am trying to do something similiar. So far got the wood and stakes from...
By Carolyn, 30 Nov, 2007, 3 comments
Finally did a bit in the garden this week, hooray. I cleared the rest of the garden cuttings/weeding pile into recycling bags, in fact it has...
By Spritzhenry, 15 Nov, 2007, 3 comments
Well, it was a beautiful sunny morning, but a hard frost overnight. Glad I'd saved (nearly) all my tender plants! I went out with my camera...
By Pleadinggreen, 25 Jun, 2008, 2 comments
This is a problem area I need to do something with. I removed a very large, weak and sickly forsythia and it's left an ugly gap. T thought of...
By Raquel, 29 Feb, 2008, 5 comments
Hello all, I just joined and it's great to see such a beautiful site with everyone's pictures...I live in Texas so it's already Spring, and I...
By Figgy, 23 May, 2008, 1 answer
I have little plants growing in garden beds. I want to mulch these beds. But do I have to lay a plastic sheeting barrier down under the mulch...
By Sgtwarpig, 29 Apr, 2008, 3 answers
My soil could be best described as a lot of clay. I have added a compost to the soil before planting my roses now the question is whether to...
By Joe_pye, 19 May, 2008, 2 answers
Should cedar shavings/chip sold as pet litter be used for mulching
newly planted roses? Seems like the mulch soaks up the water/
rain and...
By Grassman, 12 Jun, 2008, 1 answer
hi,can i use new grass cuttings on my fruit trees ? many thanks
By Goffer, 2 Jul, 2008, 2 answers
i use privet,ivy & laurel hedge clippings direct as mulch material.i'm told that i should let them rot down before use yes or no
By Majeekahead, 18 Nov, 2007, 5 answers
i have just been thinking recently, i have leaves everywhere in my garden. obviously i have swept the lawn and bagged up the leaves to make compost...
By Robin, 31 May, 2008, 1 answer
I have yards of wood chips (mixed fir, hemlock and red cedar) that I've composted for 3 years. I'd like to use it as decorative mulch around...
By Bunty, 16 Jun, 2008, 5 answers
I have taken over a large established plot but it is over run with bind weed that chokes everything . I cant dig it out despite trying . Is the...
By Taneydale, 7 May, 2008, 3 answers
Are there plants or trees that like tea leaves in the mulch?
By Princess51, 22 May, 2008, 1 answer
I just put in a new flower bed, and my daughter and I planted wild flower seeds, marigold seeds, and few others, The seeds have begun to sprout,...
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