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bee flies

Posted: 08/05/2013 at 19:29

http://www.wildlifeinformation.co.uk/recording_datarequest_beeflies.php

One of these Patty. Looks like a bee with a pointy nose.

I get occasional visits from mallards but I've never been left an egg. Have to ask nicely then perhaps I will

What is description

Posted: 08/05/2013 at 17:02

It won't be me that explains, No idea.

sambucus black lace cutting back? confusing advice

Posted: 08/05/2013 at 15:37

How big and old is it Patricia? I wanted to move mine but when I starting digging I realised there was no chance without heavy machinery. If you can get it moved, cutting it back won't hurt it.

Planning for ground frosts

Posted: 08/05/2013 at 13:52

Have a look out there. If the sky has cleared and the temperature is dropping the chances of frost are high. We might get a frost that's not mentioned on a weather forecast but rarely a frost that I didn't expect.

and the met office has all the info, you can look and see what the cloud cover is and what's happening to it

Planning for ground frosts

Posted: 08/05/2013 at 13:37

I look at themet office 5 day forecast and if 5C or less is predicted I assume a possible frost. Right now the forecast is wet and windy so not likely

peony rosebuds

Posted: 08/05/2013 at 13:02

Is this a peony or a rose Heddy?

bee flies

Posted: 08/05/2013 at 13:01

But then it will all swing back the other way steephill. It's been going on for thousands of years

Advise for a newbie please :What can I plant under runner beans?

Posted: 08/05/2013 at 11:12

Runners get very leafy and need all the food theycan get, I wouldn't plant anything under them. Courgettes get even more leafy and won't want to be under anything. It still amazes me how big everything grows in a month or two.

bee flies

Posted: 08/05/2013 at 11:10

I love to watch them. All part of nature's diversity Ann. I fear the only thing that seriously upsets the balance is Homo sapiens.

MORNING FORKERS

Posted: 08/05/2013 at 09:55

Another round of pricking out waiting for me this morning. Then I might do some 'proper gardening' and see if I can get some of those pots emptied.

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