Six Ways to Use Landscaping to Enhance Your Home’s Security
If you want to enhance your home’s security, you can install alarms and cameras—but don’t forget to think about your ...
Removing multiflora rose: How to handle the invasive species we once welcomed
The multiflora rose has its origins in East Asia and was once thought of as decorative, which is why it's spread across the US as an invasive species.
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Over the Garden Gate: A rose by any other name
Multiflora rose can grow to reach 10-15 feet tall and 9-13 feet wide, but typically is more of a sprawling, spreading plant ...
I'm a gardening expert and these six plants will astonish you with their 'superpowers'
Exclusive: Express gardening expert David Domoney shares an exclusive extract from his brilliant new book on the ...
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Monty Don's best-kept secret to keep your tulip bulbs safe from squirrels
According to Monty Don, thorny prunings from rose bushes are a good natural deterrent to discourage squirrels from digging ...
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Met Police advises burglary victims to plant thorny shrubs to deter thieves
The Metropolitan Police has issued leaflets recommending 17 varieties of plants, including climbing roses and privet shrubs, to homeowners in order to “create a natural defence against burglary”. The ...
10 Plants You'll Regret Planting Too Close To Your House
Plants add curb appeal, but some will overgrow your home or uproot your foundation. These vines, trees, and shrubs shouldn't ...
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How to Plant and Grow Roses
As with most plants and flowers, roses have some natural enemies you can manage, but there are also bigger problems to look out for. Deer: Despite their prickly thorns, deer love to munch on roses.