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Beetles, wasps and toads

By Richard Jones on 04/06/2008 11:12:00

working alone. As well as cautious humans removing them from allotment sheds, the nests are also prone to flooding, mould and disturbance from predators. The queen will have to look elsewhere for another suitable site. With luck she will now find a hollow


Stag beetles

By Richard Jones on 25/06/2008 14:05:00

that didn't have to be removed were left in place; although few remain, their stumps and fallen logs are still present in the gardens and the rotting subterranean timber is still feeding the stag beetle larvae.The target of the cat's interest and the pig


Bugs and daylilies

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 01/07/2008 12:07:00

offspring of the hemerocallis gall midge. So, very sadly, I had to remove all the infected buds from my daylilies, to try and break the cycle. I've got a couple of good flowers on H. 'Bela Lugosi', but not a sausage on H. 'Stafford'.That is probably enough


Gardening gloves

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 07/10/2008 14:25:00

had removed most of one finger as nesting material.It may be time to go through my collection, chuck out the ones that are full of holes or have lost their partners, and maybe mosey on down to the garden centre to search again for the perfect glove.


Rose pruning

By Adam Pasco on 23/02/2009 16:22:04

was that hand pruning removed many small, weak shoots — shoots which wouldn't have been pruned away by the hedgecutter. Left in place, these small sheets each produce a few leaves. These leaves produce more food — through the process of photosynthesis


Lifting and dividing

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 11/03/2009 08:57:53

. To revive the plant remove it from the pot, cut it in half and turn the outside edges so that they face inwards then replant in the pot with a bit of fresh compost. So simple.The general rule is that early-flowering plants should be divided in the autumn


Reflections on Gardeners' World Live 2009

By Adam Pasco on 15/06/2009 16:46:50

wildflowers. This simple idea will hopefully help bring colour to unsightly corners of towns and cities, and encourage wildlife into them, too.My family joined me at the show for a couple of days, with Danielle and Luke helping backstage as we hastily removed


Most hated plants

By Kate Bradbury on 19/11/2009 16:22:21

It's that time of year again when sitting on the sofa with a cup of tea and a seed catalogue is much more inviting than going outside and cleaning the greenhouse, raking up leaves or - as I found last Sunday - removing diseased, mummified plums from


Sowing seeds for a new garden

By Kate Bradbury on 31/12/2009 15:00:11

My first job when I moved into my flat last August was to remove the paving stones in the back yard. Now, after five months of having a building site for a garden, I have bought myself some Christmas topsoil, and I'm itching to get seed sowing


Garden wildlife and autumn tidying

By Richard Jones on 13/10/2010 08:01:15

. And yet it is precisely this shelter which is most in danger of being tidied away, cut down, mulched, shredded, composted or otherwise removed to make way for next year's grand displays.If you want wildlife to feel at home in your garden, let it make a


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