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Frogs

By Richard Jones on 21/07/2010 11:07:51

, I stressed. So long as the cats did not see it, it would find its own way back to some suitable shelter.Despite our pond housing a successful smooth newt colony, we have never had frogs breeding in it. They do climb into the water, and one year we


What to do now in your garden - week 21

By Gardeners' World on 31/10/2011 11:10:43

plants for sale at garden centres or by mail order, offering everything from delicious cherry types to beefy cooking toms - the choice is yours. Plant tagetes with your tomatoesScoop out floating pond weed and algae from poolsHoe bare soil and hand weed


Newts

By Richard Jones on 11/03/2009 12:25:35

, or is it a newtling? Anyway, a baby newt. This is fantastic. It's only 35mm long, shrivelled and wrinkled and barely moving.  It might be one of the offspring that I spotted last summer in our small pond, that has waddled off only half a dozen metres to a


How to make fat cakes for birds

By Gardeners' World on 19/07/2011 11:53:21

.AdamKitchen scraps are great to use in the fat cakes but don't use anything too salty. Never use salted peanuts or very salty bacon.Attracting birds to your gardenMake a nesting area for birds on a pond, video projectInstall a window bird feederBirds and Bird Feeders


How to make a green roof for your bird table

By Gardeners' World on 19/07/2011 11:57:06

on an ugly garage or shed.More ways to attract birds to your gardenMaking a nesting area for birds on a pond video project.Installing a window bird feeder.Making fat cakes for birds.Making a bird box.Browse plants that are attractive to wildlifeBrowse a


What's nibbling my Lilies?

By Richard Jones on 11/07/2007 10:57:49

legible and accessible!The garden of our semi-detached East Dulwich house in south London isn't huge at about 25 metres long, but it does boast a small pond and there are enough scruffy bits to encourage all sorts of wildlife. And some of the neighbouring


Jersey tiger moth

By Richard Jones on 03/08/2007 10:57:49

uncamouflaged against the white. It does not need to be hidden, its bright colours are a warning that it is revoltingly poisonous should anything be foolhardy enough to try and eat it.My garden pond has got a puncture. We were really proud of the original design


Wheely quite interesting

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 11/09/2007 09:34:02

which is perfect for clearing weed out of ponds (drainage) and one with no wheel. Nothing fancy just bog-standard builders merchant types.The first recorded example of a man pushing a wheelbarrow is in a painted tomb mural in Chengdu, China (dated 118AD


A nice chrysanthemum

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 11/11/2008 11:57:08

-style southern garden and the northern garden, which nodded towards the French style. The latter consisted of an oval arranged around a central pond. The surrounding borders were extraordinary: absolutely jam-packed with a fabulous array of about 2000 coloured


Introducing Parrotia persica

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 03/02/2009 13:37:22

-in-law's garden, where it overhangs her pond — it was love at first sight. Who could resist the delightful, slightly curled leaves? Especially when, come the autumn, they transform into an extraordinarily flamboyant conflagration of red and orange. Parrotias


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