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Is it too early to start feeding cat.2 clematis which have already started to produce buds and a glimer of leaves., feed when they come into flower and now if your in drought area ,water every day they like damp feet that are in the shade

their dextrous acrobatics and smile at their bobbity-skip gait without wanting to take a pop at them too often.Despite the cats, at least one squirrel regularly comes right up to our back door to have a sniff around. It will now be encouraged even more after we

It was the attentive cat looking out through the back door that first drew my eye to the grey squirrel. Even though its head was hidden, and therefore it could not see her, she knew that there was no point in dashing out through the cat flap

found them when i turned it out. It was like a scene from alien, all these tiny baby mice crawling around i felt quite sick. Luckily i have a cat that is a good hunter and pointed him in the right direction. If it happens again i will lock the cat flap

of creeper and fire water pistols at the cats and magpies  I would love to have nesting boxes of some description.  Having had two cats (including a very proficient hunter) I have not been able to in the past.  However, we lost our 'hunter' last year and I

these old ideas seem much more sensible than the use of modern chemicals.   I'd be interested in their anti-vine weevil use as well - don't want to kill the plant too...... I've used it as an anti-cat preparation - dried a few teabags & dunked them in neat

?  definetely birds. You will often see eaten yellow crocuses whilst the purple ones are left untouched Pigeons fighting/mating (hard to tell the difference!) around here. Do you have any cats in the garden?   One of my neighbours cats has a penchant for tulips

hamsters, guinea pigs and rabbits and ive always put the stuff in the compost bin. Mix it well in with all the green compost. Never had any rats. I  have 3 cats which bring in plenty of mice that come from the lady next door who has chickens. Lennie is a

in a garden. Considering the requirements of dogs is an essential part of gardening (for those who have dogs). Ditto, cats. I wondered whether Nige was demanding better terms and conditions. I also miss Nigel he adds personality to the show

hi not sure if this is the right forum. i have rats nesting in the soil of my polytunnel, i know theres poison but with kids and dogs id rather try other ways. ive written on other garden forums with a few answers but most of them saying get a cat