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Talkback: Feeding the birds

all a happy new year Our garden is a battle ground at the moment! I gave my husband assorted feeders & food for the birds this Christmas. There are regular stand-offs between blackbirds and robins. Watching their posturing is very interesting by Nanna greenfingers

28/11/2011 18:40:07

by Brixham Belle

Talkback: Growing potatoes

again for sure - but how do I prevent scab?Ian I honestly like every potatoe variety i have tried and could not pick between them.I was wondering though if i want an early mid, late and christmas lot of potatoes which different varieties do you suggest by garden5

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28/11/2011 18:40:09

by Anonymous

Talkback: Grow your own chutney

watered if you live somewhere that hasn't had much rain. last year my wife made lots of homemade chutney, from all vegetables and fruit grown on our plot, useing green and red tomatoes, chillies, cues, and beetroot, its great to open a jar on Christmas day by juliamalone@sky.com

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28/11/2011 18:40:50

by jean

When do you buy your seeds?

root-crops such as parsnip should be sown fresh every year....all this comes with experience. Potatoes should be bought just after Christmas, as they will require a period of about six weeks of chitting before planting out. Wlkinsons later by Tina_i_am

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13/06/2012 22:38:25

by Sparklepinksunflower

colour in a shady garden??

) aprox garden. we also have two big enerjetic dogs who love to stick there noses in flower pots and plants in general so anything tthats on the durable side would be great. we have quite a few privit bush/trees, christmas roses (but their purple ? :S by one girl and her dog(s)

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01/07/2012 05:56:38

by auntie betty

window boxes are a wash out this year

suggestion, the speed at which they are growing is restoring my faith. The hope is that after Christmas the smell of spring will inspire us again. Pam do you fancy running a masterclass for us mere mortals? grai - don't get disheartened - next year by grai

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08/08/2012 18:52:41

by kate1123

slug slime

! I'm with Sparklepinksunflower on this one. Plastic freebie teabag -out- of -pot extractor (No touching slimy critures for me!) and bucket of salt water! I use leftover plastic cutlery from Christmas. The forks are quite sharp, so just fork them by schubbs

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03/08/2012 14:59:53

by blairs

Hedgehogs

in my garden, but love them Hi Lisa - great work! I would release him now but keep leaving food and water out at night for him in case he wants it. Kate My son got instructions from the internet and made me a hedgehog house for Christmas We have put by Emma Crawforth

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15/05/2012 21:27:12

by grannyjanny

Cutting wet lawns?

by everyone but I offered advice too out of concern and with a view to assist because she will receive help as i have described. Hey, Xmas soon. Happy Christmas everyone. by ThePotsmith

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28/11/2012 14:27:13

by Verdun

Thank you so much

you all from recipes to planting techniques to what you want for christmas and its been great fun and brightened my days Nice to meet you all and thank you again As a newbie myself, your post really echoes with me. Also yours and many other posts talk by asilvert

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06/12/2012 23:11:46

by artjak

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