Oh dear a garden without worms and nature just kill everything in sight pour chemicles and washing up liquid everywhere lovely a sterile garden no plants no life APOCALYPSE. Pardon my pun but sod the grass
Oh for goodness sake people get a grip !!! I am not suggesting an 'Apocalypse', I'm only looking for a sensible solution to what I view as a gardening problem.
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In the sticks near Peterborough
Hugh, I hope when you get rid of the worms, your turf becomes waterlogged and dies because they're no longer making aerating tunnels under your grass.
Thanks Hostafan.
I live near the coast and soil is quite sandy so hopefully waterlogging won't occur????
so why worry about wormcasts? Just sweep them away
Jo
Oh dear a garden without worms and nature just kill everything in sight pour chemicles and washing up liquid everywhere lovely a sterile garden no plants no life APOCALYPSE. Pardon my pun but sod the grass
He's nothing if not consistent - he's been posting on this theme, and solely on this theme, since 2013 http://www.gardenersworld.com/members/hugh-jarsse/chat/
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Oh for goodness sake people get a grip !!! I am not suggesting an 'Apocalypse', I'm only looking for a sensible solution to what I view as a gardening problem.
None appear to be coming forward.
Over and out.
FORE !!!!!!!!!!!
it is indeed a huge arse.
I view the eating of aphids by hoverfly larvae a problem , so I'm going to kill them .
What an arse, it thinks it's a problem when everyone with more than one brain cell realises it's an asset.