Hoping your gardening year is going well so far. My garden has been loving the rain and has never been so green in June, but a little sun wouldn't go amiss right now. If we don't get some warmth I may have yet another year where my onions come out of the ground, roughly the same size as they went in!
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Next month in our Over The Garden Fence feature Edwin and Bob will be discussing weed control - more specifically how to control the more difficult weeds such as bindweed, ground elder and docks.
Once again we'd like to add your comments and ideas to the feature and would love to know how you keep on top of weeds. Do you use weedkillers, a sharp hoe or rely on hand weeding. Maybe you use a combination of all of those. Or perhaps you rely on mulches and dense planting. Maybe there is actually a place on the plot for some weeds as ground cover at certain times of the year to protect the soil and prevent nutrients from being washed away - during the winter, for example.
Let us have your views and we will publish as many as space allows in the August issue of KG.