articles explaining how to control garden weeds.
Bramble Dandelions Knotweed Weeds in Gravel Bindweed Horsetail Ivy
For more information on each of the garden pests and weeds listed on this page follow the links below to the relevant page.
The problem with gravel driveways are the weeds.
Gravel driveways that have light traffic or are untended can quickly become overgrown with weeds and grass, so let's look at ways of preventing your gravel becoming a bed of grass and weeds more......
Dandelions are a nuisance growing in, and if we are not careful, taking over our lawns. In this article, I describe the main ways, both Organic and using weedkiller to clear and control dandelions growing in a lawn.More......
If you have Japanese knot-weed growing in your garden, you are potentially, causing a major problem, not only to your own garden and house, but for your neighbours too. I have listed a few tips and actions you should take to control the spread of Japanese knotweed.
The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 says, it is an offence to plant or grow Japanese knotweed where there is any risk of causing the plant to spread into the wild or neighbouring properties. More........
Stinging nettles
Most of us though, are very wary of them and there stinging hairs that give a painful sting sometimes followed by a rash. Nettles can be a nuisance especially for unsuspecting children
The Horsetail weed has survived our attempts to wipe it out for millions of years and just as you think you have got rid, it will appear again.
Once you have cleared this weed from your garden, don't dig over the area for at least a year, otherwise the Horsetail weed is almost certain to spring up from the root cuttings.
The roots penetrate deep into all types of soil from clay to sand and wet to dry and even a four centimeter length brought to the surface by digging can grow into a new plant.
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the plants and effects
Companion planting simply means growing different types of crops and plants together, creating a habitat for beneficial insects and animals that feed on, or deter pests that are a problem for plants I/e Lady birds eat Blackfly. This method of planting, with a bit of practice and trial and error is natural pest control, organic and can eliminate the need for chemicals. I have listed examples of companion plants and effects below...... more
The pungent smell of French marigolds deters whitefly from your tomato plants.
Companion planting really is that simple!!!!!!
Bindweed is the very annoying weed with attractive pinkish white bell shaped flowers and green arrow shaped leaves, that winds its way across your garden choking every plant in site.
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Get rid of Bindweed.....
Brambles are a real problem, especially in gardens that have been neglected, growing through shrubs, under hedges, between the cracks in broken concrete and brickwork. The speed bramble grows, combined with the painful thorns, mean gardens quickly become no go areas if it's not controlled.
A single bramble shoot can soon become a bramble jungle and difficult to eradicate once established. Clear bramble...
This is the weed-killer I use to kill the weeds on this page.
For more information about each of the garden pests and weeds click thru to the relevant page. linked above
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