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Talkback: Native plants

strong. I think wildlife along with the right plants in the garden always look beautiful, i think to gardening though the full scene has to be done for it to give you full accomplishment, i am from yorkshire and love to have a beautiful garden and theres by Joseph Brooksbank

28/11/2011 18:40:02

by Grannyanne

Talkback: Wildlife-friendly plants

to attract wildlife such as birds, bees and other good insects was to grow native weeds. However, a tour of my garden showed them sedum sepctabile heaving with insects including 4 different bees on one flower head, insects buzzing all over the echinops by kaycurtis

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11/05/2012 06:12:08

by Gary Hobson

Slugs

that attracting them- scatter them around the plants-birds will not eat the pellets but if you are worried about that then wildlife friendly pellets are available Thank you, Sotongeoff, I will give that a go, and in the meantime sow lots more in pots to put out by Jimeva

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07/06/2012 16:28:50

by figrat

Bees

or herbicides and plant lots of flowers and you'll soon have lots of bees and insects that will then attract lots of birds. Good luck - I've been wildlife gardening for two years now and it's incredibly rewarding I am about to replace my very tall by Midget25

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04/08/2012 16:46:49

by blueberry77

Talkback: Garden foxes

into the garden,they are part of the wildlife around and do in our case take out a lot of the rat population ,you have to live with them to be part of the environment we live in ,annoying sometimes but so are humans.You cant choose what comes to visit or what you by gatehill

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08/12/2012 07:40:25

by jatnikapyar

Encouraging bats in our gardens

We talk a lot on here about encouraging beneficial wildlife in our gardens but not a lot about bats. Did you know a tiny pipistrelle can consume 3,000 midges in one night? We used to have a colony of about 30 when we moved here about 20 years ago by obelixx

20/04/2013 19:02:23

by nutcutlet

clematis

Hi Im looking to buy a new clematis and would like to buy one to attract the bees and butterflies has anyone any suggestions please Clematis don't produce nectar so any insects visiting are there for the pollen. i'd go for one with small, open by creeps

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10/03/2013 16:22:44

by LeadFarmer

Talkback: Garden wildlife and autumn tidying

happy with the way it looks ( I knew a gardener who clipped his lawn with scissors after he'd mown it, I'm not joking). This I find sad, as a garden is ultimately made to be enjoyed.The fact that a relatively 'wild' garden attracts wildlife enhances by Richard Jones

28/11/2011 18:41:26

by Biffo

Evergreen climbers

I have a wooden fence all around my garden And would like evergreen climbers for cover and wildlife.So any suggestions would be helpfull. Pyracantha, birds love the berries and lovely white flower clusters in June attract the insects. Would need by Tel3

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30/03/2013 20:00:10

by Zoomer44

tulips losing their heads

or collected. Does anyone know what could be the reason for this? I live in a Glagow city suburbs with very few wildlife issues to worry about. Wind? PatsyC - I considered that also but I dont think that the wind was that strong over the time by bcosergio

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17/05/2013 22:24:19

by Auntiemand

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