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Gardeners World program

Posted: 18/11/2012 at 18:59

We've had endless repeats of Only Fools and Horses so why not Gardeneres World especially the Geoff Hamilton ones. I do have some of these on DVD, didn't pay a fortune for them though, only £1 at a car boot sale heehee!

clean garden

Posted: 15/11/2012 at 17:20

Wish I could say the same about the weather here in Bournemouth, dull dull dull and dull.

Talkback: Winter shelter for wildlife

Posted: 11/11/2012 at 18:14

Your little mouse is so cute Kate. I have never had them in the house but I have caught a few in the greenhouse in humane traps, this was back in the spring. My husband then has the job of taking them to the common and letting them go. The spiders have been in, I just catch then in a jar and take them outside and let them go. Some have been quite large.

The last programme in the series

Posted: 11/11/2012 at 18:00

Brilliant programme Monty and so nice to see Nigel on the road to recovery. Looking forward to seeing you again in 2013.

Hydroponic Systems.

Posted: 10/11/2012 at 13:51

Thank you for that andyhguk, I really want to have a go at this as I feel that this is way to go in the future. I will check the webb site out. Many thanks.

autumn colour

Posted: 09/11/2012 at 17:33

Oh happymarion they are just beautiful. I went to the Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh in September. The weather was just so wet and horrid but the colours were still so amazing.

We didn't get to see all the gardens because of the wet weather, but what we did see was just lovely. We are in Scotland again in March so hopefully the weather will be kinder.

Hydroponic Systems.

Posted: 09/11/2012 at 11:40

I'm thinking of using a Hydroponic system next season in the greenhouse. Can anyone tell me if you can reuse the clay balls that are used in some of these systems. I saw a hydroponic system in use in Holland this year and it was just amazing to see, so thought I would give it a go.

Talkback: Ash tree dieback

Posted: 06/11/2012 at 17:46

I think it is so sad about these lovely trees and that the powers that be could have done something a long time ago. Had they done so, we would not be in this mess now. How long though are they going to keep the importation of Ash trees ban in place, not long enough is my guess.

christmas is coming!

Posted: 03/11/2012 at 17:18

I wish I could have a square garden as mine is like a triangle, it goes to a point. Even so, it is still packed with plants mainly in pots. I not only get to have a wish list for Christmas but my birthday is just before Christmas so | get to have another list.

What's for tea?

Posted: 30/10/2012 at 17:46

We have just eaten a lovely beef stew with dumplings, just what you need on a chilly autumn day.

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Discussions started by donutsmrs

California Blue Bells

Never Grown These Before

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The Swifts are Back

The sound of summer has arrived

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Still no emails

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Talkback: Garden seating areas

I've got two seats in my back garden. One I have had for a long time and is nice and secluded and the other one, my husband got it at a car ...

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Talkback: Early seed sowing

I have sown some tomato seeds this weekend and sweet pea. It is just great to be out in the garden, and it is lovely to walk into a lovely w...

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Talkback: Garden birds

I haven't had many birds in my either, and RSPB Bird Watch was disapointing to say the lest as I hardly counted any birds compared to last y...

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Big Garden Bird Watch

It's Time to count those birds

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Talkback: Building bird boxes

What a brilliant idea for Christmas presents Kate. I've got two blue tit boxes up in my garden one didn't have any birds in it this year as ...

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GW Calendar

Its Shrunk!!

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Talkback: Winter shelter for wildlife

Your little mouse is so cute Kate. I have never had them in the house but I have caught a few in the greenhouse in humane traps, this was ba...

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Last Post: 18/11/2012 at 10:40

Talkback: Ash tree dieback

I think it is so sad about these lovely trees and that the powers that be could have done something a long time ago. Had they done so, we wo...

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Last Post: 15/11/2012 at 21:37

Talkback: Planting snake's head fritillaries

After seeing these on Gardeners World last week, I would really love to have a go at growing these. They look so pretty and delicate dancing...

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Last Post: 07/03/2013 at 12:51

My Lovely Lillies

Something beautiful from Holland

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Sweetpeas

They have been rubbish this year

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Last Post: 18/08/2012 at 17:55

Talkback: Snails

I know how you feel Kate, I too have had a battle with them. Unlike you, I do have some runner beans growing, though I did think at the star...

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