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doganjo

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Re: dogs sh*ting on my land, an offence?
« Reply #30 on: May 30, 2011, 01:47:57 pm »
Might try the rosa rugosa - there is no way on this earth I could cultivate the strip - it's blooming saturated with weeds of all sorts and brick hard.  I MIGHT just get a spade in bits of it.
Thanks for the :wave: ideas.
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bazzais

  • Joined Jan 2010
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Re: dogs sh*ting on my land, an offence?
« Reply #31 on: May 30, 2011, 05:33:51 pm »
We've found human shite in hedges - but I cant say I've never been caught short of a bog and havnt done it myself although its annoying to say the least. 

As for my yard to be honest I'm never sure what s**t I'm treading in but there is always s**t of somekind. Thanks god for slate floors inside the house!!

If dogs were shitting on my veg patch I'd be well pissed off - infact it would put me off eating anything straight from the garden.

I'd put a chicken wire fence up round my patch, its a bit of work but sure it will protect them from lots of animals shitting there.

Baz

SallyintNorth

  • Joined Feb 2011
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Re: dogs sh*ting on my land, an offence?
« Reply #32 on: May 30, 2011, 06:07:28 pm »
Laurel works well for a solid  wall of impenetratable growth ( can grow to 30 ish feet ) to the average punter when propagated properly.
It took me four years to make a 200 mtr long wall of it five feet high laurel  ..  but is not so good in stock places   .

Errr... laurel is certainly poisonous to horses, I have always assumed to all stock?
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egbert

  • Joined Jan 2010
Re: dogs sh*ting on my land, an offence?
« Reply #33 on: May 30, 2011, 08:03:31 pm »
If only you lived closer!

I have spent the last 3 years trying to control and dig out the rosa rugosa my MIL planted in a large bed in my garden. I am now trying to remove it all, and as I take it out replace with a normal rose. Rosa Rugosa is virile - I clear the bed regularly and still get suckers everywhere. If you wanted some, the amount I have dug out in 3 years could have planted most of your path!

goodlifer

  • Joined May 2011
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Re: dogs sh*ting on my land, an offence?
« Reply #34 on: May 31, 2011, 08:35:22 am »
we too had a problem with this as 2 footpaths cross our land. we put up a dog poo bin and this seems to have done the trick but it does mean we have to empty it every 2 weeks and take it to the tip which is not my favourite chore !
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