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the wildlife will return. I have not cut the grass since february. The cats love to hide in the grass,and the spiders hunt in the long swards. Wildlife is at peace with the surroundings. Unfortunately The slugs and snails are out in force! And have you noticed

've changed my message settings, didn't realize how important it could be. nice cat different from the other one . Derek sotongeoff may they do not give feed back because the advice is bad or not detailed enough. But getting a thank you is more about self

of Ribes. I do not know why I still have it but I hate rubbing against it. It is really Cat Pee - Forsythia I do not have but it looks great creeping over my neighbours fence in Spring peeping through the dark conifers. On the 16th May 2009 my husband and I

of the lily plants have been bitten through - are these bugs the culprits? What's the best remedy, bearing in mind we have a cat and don't want to poison the birds either? I have never planted Lillies before, until this year. They looked lovely now i have

-by-side on my sunny wall, and hope for the gracious cordon effect.Interestingly also spent my lunch hour Vitax-ing all the roses while removing our cat's and dog's little presents from around the garden. Out with the old poo, in with the new. Go, March

previously had been a grim concrete zone between front wall and front door. And, of course, the local cats greatly appreciate the new facilities. today in my garden ,i saw on and of for about 2hrs the most beautiful butterfly,the wings were cream

have not been stung (yet) since the wasps appear to be inebriated. (I'm sure I can hear drunken singing!)However, my cat is not amused and thinks I've gone mad harbouring such winged irritants. wasps are nature's dustbin men, they tidy and clean up all

evacuate my flower bed by spraying them with a couple of drops of peppermint oil in 1 litre of water in a spray bottle!Green aphids were attacking my lettuces on the windowsill and were banished by my peppermint spray too. Ants, Cats and dogs hate it too

water and using a stiff brush will shift any dirt in seed containers I find. Lupin, exactly my thoughts! Bleach is too harsh, even for cleaning cat trays(totally different matter, sorry). Hot water. Dettol maybe a little. Bleach and washing liquids

chemicals to control anything they don't like, let their cats roam about without collars with bells.....the list is endless, and I could rant for hours.All this aside, whether we want wildlife venturing into our gardens or not, without pollinating insects