My damage from yesterday was the bin store, weighed down by two wheelie bins, turning round 90 degrees and faceplanting into the hedge. Thankfully, no major injuries to either.
However, while surveying the damage this morning I noticed that a couple of the hedge plants have been through a rough time, which I think is from mould from the leaf litter. I've tried to remove the leaves as I go, but I live next to a park and under a tree, and so I've not kept up.
I've removed all the white mouldy stuff and as much of the leaf litter as I can.
Is there anything else I need to do before buying and putting down some new bark chippings?
@tbc
My damage from yesterday was the bin store, weighed down by two wheelie bins, turning round 90 degrees and faceplanting into the hedge. Thankfully, no major injuries to either.
However, while surveying the damage this morning I noticed that a couple of the hedge plants have been through a rough time, which I think is from mould from the leaf litter. I've tried to remove the leaves as I go, but I live next to a park and under a tree, and so I've not kept up.
I've removed all the white mouldy stuff and as much of the leaf litter as I can.
Is there anything else I need to do before buying and putting down some new bark chippings?