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Tigrr

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Joined 25/3/2011

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Tigrr: This activity is hidden because you have chosen to ignore Tigrr. Show Details Posted to the discussion "Re: Mulch for the win!"
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15/6/2012 8:55 AM

I use Strulch ( http://www.strulch.co.uk/ ) and I love it :) Not that keeping the moisture in the soil has been a problem this year but I have not done any weeding around my new hedge thx to Strulch :)))

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Tigrr: This activity is hidden because you have chosen to ignore Tigrr. Show Details Posted to the discussion "Re: Help wanted"
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6/6/2012 8:43 AM

At the moment most of our time goes to fundraising to be able to afford fencing, tools, plants etc... First step is to get some goodness into the ground so a lot of digging in horse manure (looking forward to a broken back this summer lol)... After that step 2 will be to plant a native hedgerow...

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Tigrr: This activity is hidden because you have chosen to ignore Tigrr. Show Details Posted to the discussion "Re: A Creepy Crawly warning"
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5/6/2012 11:58 AM

It does sound like a spider bite and that you might be allergic to it. Glad to hear that you feel better now. http://www.nhm.ac.uk/nature-online/life/insects-spiders/identification-guides-and-keys/spider-bites/index.html

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Tigrr: This activity is hidden because you have chosen to ignore Tigrr. Show Details Posted to the discussion "Re: Building an arbor"
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2/6/2012 6:56 AM

I say go for it. As long as you measure everything 2 or 3 times and use the right wood and tools I dont see why you could not do it :) There are plenty of guides online and go for it :) Here is one: http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/how-to-plans/lawn-garden/4217203 T igrr

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Tigrr: This activity is hidden because you have chosen to ignore Tigrr. Show Details Started the discussion "My number 1 plant right now"
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30/5/2012 6:59 AM

It must be my salvia. Omg it is full of pretty light puple/blue flowers and bees love it. Now I am so thankful for forgetting to cut it back earlier this year :) What plant cant you get enough of right now? Tigrr

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Tigrr: This activity is hidden because you have chosen to ignore Tigrr. Show Details Posted to the discussion "Re: Hosepipe ban effects"
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30/5/2012 6:53 AM

@Sue1002, lol your lawn sounds like mine. Well, add some moss to that too;) I never water my lawn ban or not. Grass is hard to kill and Im never gonna win a prize for the best formal garden anyway so... :P Tigrr

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Tigrr: This activity is hidden because you have chosen to ignore Tigrr. Show Details Posted to the discussion "Re: Dream garden"
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29/5/2012 8:30 AM

Soft lines Hedges instead of fences Some trees Lots of bird and hedgehog boxes Wildflower meadow Big pond A stonewall (dry wall) Living roofs on a new garage and same on a new shed A seating area close ish to the pond surrounded by climbers A "bee walk" with every herb I can think of planted in big...

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Tigrr: This activity is hidden because you have chosen to ignore Tigrr. Show Details Posted to the discussion "Re: Hosepipe ban effects"
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29/5/2012 8:19 AM

I am so much stronger than before the ban lol ca 30 - 40 watering cans a day does that to you :) You see, there is always something good in everything that happens;) Tigrr

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Tigrr: This activity is hidden because you have chosen to ignore Tigrr. Show Details Posted to the discussion "Re: Help wanted"
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29/5/2012 7:10 AM

Its called Hallswood Animal Sanctuary and it is magical to visit. I spent all day there yesterday and apart from cats and dog we have everything from ducks and swans to a fox and hedgehogs. I know that Lyz (the owner) does accept visitors as long as they call first and arrange a time to visit :) I...

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Tigrr: This activity is hidden because you have chosen to ignore Tigrr. Show Details Posted to the discussion "Re: For rose growers..."
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25/5/2012 7:32 AM

I got a rose question :) In my garden we have a rose arch that has been very much neglected. Now its full of old wood and looks really untidy and unhealthy. How can I get it back in shape? Tigrr

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