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Biodiversity at the Malvern Show

By Kate Bradbury on 13/05/2011 15:08:08

't often seen together. The Gardeners' World TV crew was camped outside it for a large portion of the day, so look out for it on tonight's programme (13 May, 2011).Talking of diversity, the warm spring has ensured that the plant marquee has a much greater


Wilding the Chelsea Flower Show

By Kate Bradbury on 23/05/2011 15:20:50

In 1985, Chris Baines created the first ever wildlife garden at the Chelsea Flower Show. Apparently it caused quite a stir - wildflowers in those days were often dismissed as 'weeds' - and his medal was mistakenly inscribed "Chris Baines, for a


Paving over front gardens

By Kate Bradbury on 28/04/2011 15:10:39

of lots of paved gardens are far reaching: there are fewer plants to absorb C02, while the carbon that was previously locked in lawns and plants is released into the atmosphere, fuelling climate change. Local temperatures are increased, wildlife habitats


Guerrilla gardening and planting tulips

By Kate Bradbury on 14/10/2011 14:50:04

to wildlife is enormous, especially at this time of year. It provides year-round shelter for a wide range of wild creatures, and in autumn its flowers and berries feed wildlife far later than most garden plants.Last year I spoke to Richard Reynolds, author


Future Gardens and Butterfly World

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 04/08/2009 14:59:06

. How difficult was that? Looks very hard but let me talk you through the process, step by step:1. Buy seeds2. Disturb ground.3. Sow Seeds3. Go back inside.4. Wait. (There is an option of pouring oneself a cool something at this point in the proceedings


Protecting fruit from birds

By Adam Pasco on 04/10/2010 11:37:46

in case wasps buzz out and start chasing you! (Oh, how I hate wasps).It’s that continual problem wildlife gardening: allowing creatures to have a little, but not a bite out of everything. They’re like toddlers at a birthday party, browsing the plates


Clover in lawns

By Adam Pasco on 20/07/2009 16:03:16

, replacing it with paving or gravel, are denying insects and birds an opportunity to come into their gardens to feed. And personally, wildlife is always welcome in my garden.


Reflections on Gardeners' World Live 2009

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

and (hopefully) entertaining shows with great gardeners like Pippa Greenwood, Anne Swithinbank, Alys Fowler and Kevin Smith on far ranging topics like orchids, pest control, thrifty tips and wildlife gardening.What a mix. In one show we could be describing


Vine weevil control

By Kate Bradbury on 23/04/2010 17:26:50

for up to six months.I spoke to David Morris from Bayer, which makes Provado Vine Weevil Killer 2. He said there was no evidence to suggest that thiacloprid killed bees. But I choose not to use pesticides in my small garden, so have opted for alternatives


Gardening blogs of the world

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 15/07/2008 13:21:00

insects, vegetables and wildlife.You Grow Girl is Canadian, has been going since 2000, and covers pretty much everything.For some reason Austin, Texas seems to teem with garden bloggers - there are at least thirty of them. For a taste of gardening where


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