This is nasty grass I do not know it right name bit it trying to take over so I am trying to clear it we have some fennel at the back I belive it broze fennel but not sure
Trying to take the bindweed and bramble out as well as I have some in the backgarden
You can just see the marigolds through the grass its hard work but will be worth it when it done
I have one wheelbarrow full already but I will not be composting it here as I do not have a burning area
Came in for lunch then the heavens open just as I had finshed getting the washing in whitch was good
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We managed to take it to the tip on Saturday I planted my new tree on Sunday
Weeping willow once the pond is up and running it will look lovely in years to come
my ground is so hard to dig i planted my new plants that i brought yesterday this morning and it was so hard but there in still need to weed the grass out but it getting their slowly
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That grass does look nasty. If it weren’t for the marigolds, I would be tempted to put black plastic over the patch and kill it off rather than use more labour-intensive mechanical means.
Thank you Helen that is one reason it taking me so long i was told to do it the other way dig the lavender and marigolds up but the soil has not been worked on for ten years so very hard in deed , i have to check the wild flower mix i thinking of putting down or one of this flower pouched you just sprinkling all over plus have to becareful of drain near by have a blessed weekend
You could try greens manure to help break up the soil – I understand rye grass is a good one, though that is sown later in the year.
Thank you Helen for your advice
Bronze fennel is a lovely plant, and so are weeping willows. I hope that you enjoyed your garden club day out. Happy gardening. xx
thank you for liking had a lovely time thank you Mike
Must have been a really great effort! I wish I could have my own garden too… 🙂