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 Topic: Looking inspiration for small rear garden in Belfast centre |
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| gardenplanner Replies: 8 Views: 13974 |
 Forum: Garden planning, prep and landscape design in Ireland Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2007 12:33 am Subject: Looking inspiration for small rear garden in Belfast centre |
| Stephen, a year ago, I was in the same situation, looking for specific gardening ideas (plans if you will) for my particular lot. I wasn't able to find much online (in terms of specific garden plans) ... | |
| Topic: Looking inspiration for small rear garden in Belfast centre |
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| gardenplanner Replies: 8 Views: 13974 |
Forum: Garden planning, prep and landscape design in Ireland Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 7:18 pm Subject: Looking inspiration for small rear garden in Belfast centre |
| Given that it is mostly paved over, your best bet it to start your garden in containers. If/when you do decide to pull out some paver out, you can transplant the existing plants into the ground. In ... | |
| Topic: Looking inspiration for small rear garden in Belfast centre |
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| gardenplanner Replies: 8 Views: 13974 |
Forum: Garden planning, prep and landscape design in Ireland Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 11:08 pm Subject: Looking inspiration for small rear garden in Belfast centre |
| Stephen,
One of the best gardening books that I go to for inspiration is the [url=http://www.amazon.com/Sunset-Western-Landscaping-Kathleen-Brenzel/dp/0376039159/ref=pd_bbs_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&am ... |
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| Topic: Landscaping Design - The Primary Principles of Landscaping |
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| gardenplanner Replies: 3 Views: 31868 |
Forum: Garden planning, prep and landscape design in Ireland Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:44 pm Subject: Landscaping Design - The Primary Principles of Landscaping |
| GPI, well said! When I designed my own landscape, I tried to incorporate each of these elements for my front and back yard. Its interesting to drive around the neighborhood and see how different la ... | |
| Topic: 10 Organic Gardening Uses For Comfrey |
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| gardenplanner Replies: 2 Views: 25418 |
Forum: Organic gardening in Ireland / Alternative and Sustainable Gardening practices Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 6:30 pm Subject: 10 Organic Gardening Uses For Comfrey |
| I have a Comfrey (bocking 14) growing in my backyard by the compost bin. I heard that it's a great fertilizer because of it's deep roots and ability for nitrogen fixation. Please, please, please rem ... | |
| Topic: What's a Perennial and How Do I Use It? |
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| gardenplanner Replies: 1 Views: 5085 |
Forum: Perennials, Ferns and Ornamental grasses Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 4:35 pm Subject: What's a Perennial and How Do I Use It? |
| Thanks for the explanation. Perennials can be divided into two groups: herbaceous and woody. When gardeners refer to perennials they're always talking about the herbaceous type. What's the differen ... | |
| Topic: Winter Lawncare (Late), How-to Video. |
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| gardenplanner Replies: 3 Views: 8154 |
Forum: Irish Lawns and grass care Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 12:31 am Subject: Winter Lawncare (Late), How-to Video. |
| I've also read that removing leaves is really important because decomposed leaf material can rob your grass of needed nitrogen.
By the way, I've never seen anyone use a broom to clean off their gra ... |
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