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tranquilgardens · 02/07/2011 15:18

Hi, I am thinking of reorganising my garden if I stay in this house, and I will do the work in Autumn time.

I have borders that are in line with the grass level.

I would like to put in raised borders instead, so that I can sit on sleepers and do the hoeing/weeding in the beds.

My current borders are established and I put then in a number of years ago, they are obviously are going to be more than moulched (?sp) in this process.

What do I need to do, can I do anything to the existing plants?

I was thinking of having sleepers at the back of the border as well as at the front, obviously more work and cost, which would leave a gap at the back for the plants I have against the fencing, so the roses etc would not need to be moved upset by the changes, as I am sure that they will struggle as will the fence I am responsible for, if I add two sleepers debth of soil?

What plants can cope with soil being put on top and what can't?

many thanks

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oldenoughtowearpurple · 03/07/2011 18:54

Not a lot if you are goign to bury them under two sleepers depth of soil. What do you have out there?

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