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buried snails
you see. I am having similar problems with slugs and thought my remedy would be a resident hedgehog but a friend has just advised me to install a mini pond to attract frogs and wildlife and this should sort out my problem with the slugs I'm not sure by diggingdoris
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07/07/2012 22:03:34
by Aqua
realy big empty garden
garden to attract wildlife; or a playground for children and pets, etc, etc. These types of garden will all have their own different requirements. So if, for example, you wanted a wildlife garden, which offers possibly the widest range of design by Diana Reynolds
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09/07/2012 16:29:12
by obelixx
Talkback: Frogs in the garden
My dad, in fear of grandchildren disappearing in the watery depths of his pond, spent a fortune on a custom made cover for it. He does love his pond. Well done on rescuing the frogs. well done for rescuing them any advice on attracting frogs by joseph woosey
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28/11/2011 18:39:29
by ninathompson53
The wrong kind of birds
(makes a barking sound when a large object crosses its path) so maybe we'll crack this one! Thanks for your input. Hi - I really sympathise with you.  I have a small garden which I have set up for wildlife with several bird feeders dotted around.  Until by Shrinking Violet
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14/05/2012 21:57:01
by Cetti
Grass snake in the pond HELP !
garden is so attractive to it. Let it get on with its business and enjoy the bragging rights of having a rare native species within oyur garden We have worked so hard for 17 years to create a garden to share with wildlife. I feel blessed every morning by Bored with Bindweed !
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10/06/2012 22:12:48
by FloBear
Talkback: Hibernating insects
am i being a little dense but i am trying to find reader chat sits where you can put any queries for help and advice And I thought you were a nice person! No not really Pippa. It's great to hear that your lovely new windows are attracting by Pippa Greenwood
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28/11/2011 18:37:51
by Pammy
Talkback: Wilding the Chelsea Flower Show
, like lichens and flowers on weeds, through a magnifying glass. You will never run out of interesting things in a garden like yours. Even the Chelsea Flower Show cannot compete with what nature has to offer. I suppose really the garden that attracts by Wildman of Pershore
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28/11/2011 18:43:38
by Milo de Paor
Talkback: Gardeners' World Live 2012
in the plant stands as I had hoped for.Main gripe is how a venue hosting the Good Food Show can offer such an appalling selection of food for lunch. Is there a plant swap this year? Thanks Sue How much is the wildlife camera shown on last night's broadcast from by Karen :O)
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20/06/2012 12:29:45
by janet powell
ID of plant growing EVERYWHERE!
beautiful plant evn if it is everywhere!  Definitely rosebay willowherb. Quite attractive spires of pinky purple flowers in late summer, but a real nuisance if you ever let it seed. Worth digging up when you spot it because it's quite large and will squash by Roxanne Blanton
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24/05/2012 15:48:02
by Gary Hobson
slugs
how can i get rid of slugs some are so small you can bearly see them,, Slug killer-blue pellets,wildlife friendly pellets, nematodes,go out at night and capture them,salt on them-loads of solutions-depends on what you want to use Try sharp gravel by barry hall
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10/05/2013 23:33:59
by Ray 3
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