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How to build a raised vegetable bed

On 20/07/2011 in Projects: Garden DIY

buy scaffolding planks from a builders' merchant or a timber yard.More garden DIY projectsBuild a raised bed from concreteVideo advice on making a raised bedMake a slate planterMake willow plant supportsMake a bird boxCreate a bat boxHow to fit


How to make a slate planter

On 20/07/2011 in Projects: Garden DIY

Make a bird boxCreate a bat boxBuild a raised bedHow to fit gutteringLearn how to grow sempervivums


Eccentric gardeners: one

On 21/08/2007 in Gardeners' musings

to circumnavigate the world, he has a dolphin and a leaf nosed bat named after him.


Crab apple trees

On 09/11/2009 in Plants

clinging in tight clusters to the branches. Self-fertile.And Malus 'Golden Hornet': the yellow equivalent of 'Red Sentinel'. A really heavy crop of small golden fruit packed together as tightly as a box of bats. Self-fertile.Malus 'Red Jade': a weeping


Stinky plants

On 26/11/2010 in Plants

, Epiphyllum anguliger, or rickrack cactus, which produces large yellow-white blooms at night, to attract bats. He describes the scent as a cross between lemon and bleach. He doesn't mind the smell, but his partner makes him put it outside whenever it flowers


caterpilers

On 19/08/2012 in forum

evenings I've seen bats flying about, all firsts for this year.


Frogs and slugs

On 25/08/2008 in Unassigned

'm choosing mine. Of course, I'm keen to make them welcome, and a dense bed of mixed salad leaves provides the perfect summer residence.I know the word 'organic' is batted around a lot nowadays, but possibly not always fully understood. Organic gardening isn


Pollen

On 25/03/2009 in Plants

of humming birds or bats, although these plants are unlikely to be found in Britain. The hazel uses a much more basic method: anemophily, or wind pollination.So, very sensibly, the hazel catkins appear at a time of year when there is certain to be some decent


Moths in the garden

On 12/02/2013 in Wildlife

, and the almost iridescent six-spot burnet (Zygaena filipendulae). Moths are also incredibly important in the garden ecosystem, because they provide food for so many species, including birds, hedgehogs and bats (which eat the adults).The best way to help moths


Talkback: Ash trees

On 28/11/2011 in forum

metre concrete fence posts in last summer. Considering the tree was at least 40feet away from where I was digging, I hadn't expected quite so much resistance. No wonder they make excellent cricket bats!Having said that this mature tree supports a lot


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