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Talkback: Ash trees

metre concrete fence posts in last summer. Considering the tree was at least 40feet away from where I was digging, I hadn't expected quite so much resistance. No wonder they make excellent cricket bats!Having said that this mature tree supports a lot by kaycurtis

28/11/2011 18:43:08

by Anonymous

tulips

,foxes bats and a whole host of different birds that visit me including jays woodpeckers and a very beautiful sparrowhawk but it was probably the little tiny mice I have seen scurrying around the garden on the odd occasion as they are quite shy by kyra Barnett

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28/04/2012 15:31:24

by kyra Barnett

Happy New Year

proved to be a really good one. I just hope that 2013 and the years ahead are as good From the bean to the brussel, the bat to the bee, here's to a good year in 2013! Happy New Year to all the forum. hi im new to the site and do wish every 1 a happy new by David K

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02/01/2013 03:49:40

by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

Hi I'm new here, and would like some advice please!!

of the garden and I have 6 hens now too! Im waiting to see if any bats take up residence in my new bat box and no one has moved into my bird nesting boxes yet either - waiting patiently! by Rebecca Lloyd

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13/04/2013 22:39:24

by DONS1979

Talkback: Bug hunt at Gardeners' World Live

? You probably could find a pesticide to kill the beetles, but it would also kill the ladybirds, bees, hoverflies and all other beneficial insects in your garden, not to mention the odd hedgehog or two. And then of course the birds and the bats would by budding entomologist

28/11/2011 18:31:53

by Richard Jones - reply to Gnomefan

Talkback: Six plants for a new garden

particularly smitten by Bat Faced Cuphea. I think that pockets full of toadflax seed is perhaps stretching the rules a little bit.Grannyanne: nothing is ever bog standard if it makes you grin (except perhaps certain colours of Bizzy Lizzy that are best in other by emma t

28/11/2011 18:37:15

by RAVEN

Talkback: Creating a pond

ponds are seasonal,we have planted evergreens ect. it is surrounded by wood decking but still looks natural.You will never regret a pond ,frogs ,birds bathing,we even had 2 ducks pay us a visit!Bats swooping,all in a suburban street. by Gardenbabe

28/11/2011 18:41:08

by debbieb

Talkback: Dung-flies and rat-tailed maggots

! What can I say, I just love the critters! @Katie Blue they could well be dung beetle larvae. They're absolutely harmless to your plants and help break down the manure. Also food for bats. A good thing! Kate phew! thanks. I have noticed the shed skins by happymarion

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30/05/2012 18:12:59

by Katie Blue

Talkback: Swifts

!Higgyhttp://higgysgardenproject.blogspot.co.uk/ our hearts have lifted too at the sight of swifts over our house, to us they mean the coming of summer, balmy evenings and the sipping of a glass of wine on the patio. Later, at dusk, bats take over the whirling and swooping over the trees, quieter by donutsmrs

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08/08/2012 18:38:10

by donutsmrs

Is everyone else's plants very late this year?

also had a small miracle when I dug up a mature flowering current in full leaf and left it hanging around for a week in wet weather before deciding to replant it and it went on to flower and fruit without batting an eyelid! where I am in Drougheda we by Lunarz

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20/06/2012 10:04:06

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