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Ants In The Garden – Tips On Control.

Ants can cause concern but they are a nuisance rather than destructive pests.They feed mainly on insects,including other ants.They also look for the sweet liquid known as honeydew,which is excreted by aphids and some...

Creating Garden Borders.

When creating a Shrub Border in an existing lawn, there are a few steps that one would have to follow.Here at GardenAdvice,our experts recommend to gardeners performing this exercise,to take the following steps in...

How to Control Fungus In Your Raised Vegetable Beds

Fungus can be a common problem in raised vegetable gardens, as the warm, damp conditions can be ideal for fungal growth. Some common fungal diseases in vegetable gardens include powdery mildew, downy mildew, and...

Overwintered Begonias & Dahlias

  To overwinter Dahlias and Begonias, wait until after the first frost in autumn to dig up their tubers. Shake off any excess soil and carefully remove the stems and leaves. Allow the tubers...

Notes On John Innes Compost.

John Innes Compost, ingredients. Sterilised Loam 7 parts, Peat 3 parts and, (John Innes Nos. 1, 2 and 3) Sharp sand 2 parts Sterilised Loam 2 parts Peat 1 part and, (John Innes Seed...

How To Improve Sandy Soils.

How to improve sandy soils the solution is to add loads of organic matter such as well rotted compost or farm yard or horse manure or ideally spent mushroom compost that’s been used to...