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Bank holiday gardening jobs

By Kate Bradbury on 21/04/2011 15:01:55

.Some plants need moving, some need supporting, some need feeding, some need pruning. Many just need sowing.I need to cut the lawn (we don't have a mower so we do this on our hands and knees with shears.) Luckily it's full of dead patches so it shouldn't take

How wildlife friendly is your garden?

By Kate Bradbury on 04/11/2011 14:19:20

the audit. High scorers included Adam Pasco and Lucy Hall (78 points each), who narrowly missed being Wildlife Champions because they don't have ponds. David Hurrion came second with 70 points, being let down by his formal fish pond and lack of lawn. Tamsin

Help wildlife survive winter

By Gardeners' World on 11/11/2011 15:00:41

for less common visitors, such as waxwings, blackcaps, redwings and bullfinches.How to helpLeave fallen fruit on lawns, bird tables or at the back of borders for birds to find and feast on.Allow teasels and sunflowers to seed, providing you with winter

Dead thrushes and the bloody nose beetle

By Richard Jones on 18/08/2010 16:43:31

rain than us. This is a stark change from five years ago, when we last visited this house and the ground was so hard I caught a mole in my bare hands because it was running helpless over the parched lawn, unable to find anywhere soft enough to burrow

Blue-flowering bulbs

By Gardeners' World on 20/10/2011 13:28:44

luciliae creates a blue haze under trees or naturalised in grass. If you do plant it in a lawn, don't mow too early. Give it a chance to set seed and you'll have even more to enjoy the following year. Height 15cm.Chionodoxa luciliaeLiving up to its common

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