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- Q.Is There Some Kind Of Cover I Can Use So Dirt Doesn’t Come To My Room From Garden Door? - I rented a room that has a garden door, but below the door it has some kind of cover that ...
- Q.Why Do Some Perennials Get Brown Spots On Their Leaves? - I have two bushes where new leaves get brown spots - beginner gardener - advice welcome
- Q.In The Article “Eco-Friendly Insect Spray: Using Natural Pest Control Spray” Subtitled Organic Bug …: Clove Is Interested As - a possible ingredient. I have read that clove oil is cancer causing. The oil could be released by the ...
- Q.Can I Grow Flowers And Plants Above An Old Tree Stump.? - I have an old tree stump in my garden from a tree a cut down a few years ago, I ...
- Q.I Would Like To Know What This (see Uploaded Photo) Is, And What I Can Do About It. - there are many of these (some bigger some smaller) all over a large bush in the garden. some branches have ...
- Q.Hedge Seems To Be Dying - Hi.i noticed part of my hedge dying a few weeks ago. The hedge is about 12 or 13 yrs old. ...
- Q.I Have A Potted Plant And Would Like To Plant Out Side. Do I Take It Out Of Pot And Plant In A Larger Pot? - I love the plant not sure how to save the bulb
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Tagrids on
June 17, 2019
London e1Q.Is there some kind of cover I can use so dirt doesn’t come to my room from garden door?
I rented a room that has a garden door, but below the door it has some kind of cover that is ripped (see picture) I would like to know if there’s anything like a tarpaulin cover or any other material that I can fit to that area to prevent ants and other insects to coming into my room. Thanks
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Downtoearthdigs on
June 18, 2019A.I'm sorry, we don't know of a way to fix this flooring issue. I would contact the landlord.
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Anonymous on
June 18, 2019Q.Why do some perennials get brown spots on their leaves?
I have two bushes where new leaves get brown spots - beginner gardener - advice welcome
- Answered by
Downtoearthdigs on
June 18, 2019A.This is a fungal infection. Sometimes, they can resolve themselves, but it does help to give them a boost.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/info/using-fungicides-in-garden.htm
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Anonymous on
June 20, 2019Q.In the article “Eco-Friendly Insect Spray: Using Natural Pest Control Spray” subtitled Organic Bug …: Clove is interested as
a possible ingredient. I have read that clove oil is cancer causing. The oil could be released by the boiling step. Would you che ck this out. Then remove "clove" listing? I just came upon your web site. It is great. Thank you for checking out my question. MaryLois
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Downtoearthdigs on
June 21, 2019 - Asked by
Anonymous on
June 20, 2019Q.Can I grow flowers and plants above an old tree stump.?
I have an old tree stump in my garden from a tree a cut down a few years ago, I want to make a flower bed in the area it is in. Do I have to remove the stump or can I just cover it with soil and compost and grow plants and flowers as normal..?
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Downtoearthdigs on
June 21, 2019A.Both are options.
These articles will help you.https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/projects/tree-stumps-planters.htm
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Jackie Mason on
June 21, 2019
somerset, England UKQ.I would like to know what this (see uploaded photo) is, and what i can do about it.
there are many of these (some bigger some smaller) all over a large bush in the garden. some branches have multiple. it looks like a genetic blip, like the buds have gone haywire. I'm not a gardener, and i have no expedience.
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BushDoctor on
June 22, 2019
Certified ExpertA.Unfortunately, this can be caused by many things! Insects can do this, as well as the bacteria and fungi that they carry.
I would look to your local agricultural resources to test and treat your soil for the specific disease in question. Broad spectrum fungicides can help, but it will be best to know exactly what it is, so that you can get the exact treatment.
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June 21, 2019Q.Hedge seems to be dying
Hi.i noticed part of my hedge dying a few weeks ago. The hedge is about 12 or 13 yrs old. I had assumed it had gotten damaged by the snow we had in March but now it appears to be travelling and the 2nd hedging has dead leaves on it. Could this be caused by some sort of disease and can it be sprayed with something to prevent the whole hedge from dying? Thanks, linda
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Downtoearthdigs on
June 21, 2019A.I can't make a diagnosis from just these images but the fact that it is spreading would suggest a fungal issue.
Clean up any dropped leaves and dispose of.
Treat with a fungicide.https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/info/using-fungicides-in-garden.htm
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June 21, 2019Q.I have a potted plant and would like to plant out side. Do I take it out of pot and plant in a larger pot?
I love the plant not sure how to save the bulb
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Downtoearthdigs on
June 21, 2019A.We would need to know the type of plant to give you the appropriate information.
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