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Originally Posted by Winsford
The best and quickest thing to do in the long run is to dig up the whole lot including the top 2ft of ground and replace with new soil. Then replant the best of what you've put aside and kept moist and out of the sun. If you can afford to - use new plants.
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My suggestion still goes. Your soil is poor, so even if you do all that investigating bit, your core problem remains. If you can put something different in its place in your new soil so much the better. Look around and see what your neighbours are doing. It looks like the area is desperate for colour. Either flowering shrubs or flowering shrubs with a colourful plants running through.
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