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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

Have sadly lost my cat and i am trying to find a hybrid tea rose called Tiffany to plant in her memory. does anyone know where i can get one? I've searched Google for you - it appears that there is no stockist of Tiffany in the UK - it's available

certainly put a smile on my face today and one in the eye for the doubters!! http://www.greengardener.co.uk/product.asp?id_pc=22&cat=45&id_product=87

at us,(good job it was a little way off) I indicated we better move slowly but with haste out of sight into the lane ,make what you will but I think it might of been  a big cat and not your domestic feline type,and I haven't seen anything like it since

was carp. the only thing that i could think of was a heron came and that put them in. I also had a cat that liked fishing. She spoiled my sons' science project by managing to get her paws under the netting I had put over an old tin bath that my sons had

someone told me to put fishing line around the pond. about a foot in hight around the pond. well i have not seen the heron fore along time now. but just to make sure i got a cat. i don't see it at all now. i have still got the fishing line there. you never

-crispies and exclaimed that there was a fish on the floor.So there was. About 15cm long, slim and silver with reddish fins and tail. What? There can be little doubt that it was one of the felines that brought it home through the cat flap, but how?I'm now left wondering

the pig deliberately throws out tasty morsels to attract squirrels for an early morning gossip. The cats spend all day long waiting to charge out through the cat-flap after them, but always to no avail.When I first saw the jay, it startled and flew up

, I stressed. So long as the cats did not see it, it would find its own way back to some suitable shelter.Despite our pond housing a successful smooth newt colony, we have never had frogs breeding in it. They do climb into the water, and one year we

's as high as a squirrel's eye hereabouts.I have to admit that we've been feeding the squirrels recently. My five-year-old delights in chucking out walnuts and peanuts through the cat flap. This has had the side effect that the squirrels have become rather