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Plum trees

By Lila Das Gupta on 26/11/2009 15:05:20

Last year I was watching the gorgeous Valentine Warner on What to Eat Now, extolling the virtues of the British plum. Off he went to Brogdale, home of the National Fruit Collection, to compete with the wasps and gorge himself on soft, ripe plums

Moving bumblebee nests

By Kate Bradbury on 20/05/2011 18:22:21

important not to confuse bumblebees with wasps. I don't want to be responsible for any deaths.Moving bumblebee nests is easy if you know what you're doing. It's best to do it at night when most of the bees are back in the nest. Bumblebees don't fly

Help wildlife survive winter

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

britishhedgehogs.org.uk for further information on how to help them.HedgehogsInsects readily hibernate in gardens. Bumblebees dig holes in the ground or rest in leaf litter, butterflies sleep in garages, sheds and between folds of curtains. Wasps, ladybirds

Dead thrushes and the bloody nose beetle

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

-leaved Virginia-type creeper (not sure what kind) covering the large west-facing wall is rattling as if sand grains were raining down it. Yesterday it was abuzz, positively humming, with bees and wasps visiting the flowers, all of which are hidden under the leaves

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