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Talkback: Garden jobs for spring

and UVC lamps, weeding, sorting out the climbers and a dozen other things. Brilliant start on the list, but the best bit of the day, sitting in the morning sun on a bench, with a cup of coffee, admiring the crocus display, as courting birds twitter by JaneM

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28/11/2011 18:40:26

by Oohmyback

Pound shop plants- any success stories?

I recently bought a 99p bare root climbing rose from our local pound shop. I mainly bought it because it was a sorry specimen in need of light. I have planted it in a south facing bed and am keen to see if it survives. Has anyone else bought a by Surbiton_Margot

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16/04/2012 16:46:16

by diggingdoris

Work in Progress

afraid that when it comes to advice about veg growing, I am probably not really the best person to ask. I am new to veg growing, but my observations of what hinders others are that very often the bed size is too big to be manageable. To me a 4' wide bed by eddie jefferies

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11/02/2012 14:00:35

by Eddie J

Talkback: Moving bumblebee nests

' climers' as used in 'things to do' had a 'b' in it. I used to be a proof reader - you can tell ! Great stuff!Bumble bees like old rodent nests, so adding bedding from a family rodent pet can boost adoption rates of artificial nest sites.If it's any by wilscombe

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28/11/2011 18:43:38

by Pest Control Seattle

Talkback: Rich pickings

Hi, I myself was a new allotment gardener last year, and I would agree with all the advice given, but I would advise against a rotavator. I found when I used one on one bed weeds like dock and buttercup have been coming up everywhere! As you know by Lauren W

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28/11/2011 18:29:56

by John mk2

Talkback: Lifting and dividing

and evening during the winter. This, of course, creates a great deal of wood ash. Can some one please advise me how much is safe to put on my veg beds. What a lot of questions...Carol: Best to mix the ash into your compost heap rather than spreading too much by chilipops

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28/11/2011 18:38:08

by Wendy

Talkback: Long-tailed tits

nesting sites elsewhere. Sitting outside a cafe in the centre of Plymouth last December I was delighted to hear the high-pitched call of a LTT. On looking up at the trees in the central bed opposite I saw a whole flock of at least 30 of them. A real bonus by Radarsmum67

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28/11/2011 18:38:19

by Lesley

Talkback: Gardening for bats

(11 years). Our lounge is at the back of the house so we get a daily display from the comfort of my sofa. It is great to watch them flying over my pond and garden. Saw some fabulous bats on holiday last week in Jersey, at Gerald Durrell's wildlife park by nashonii@gmail.com

28/11/2011 18:44:00

by susiewoosie

February in Your Garden

finished the cleaning so will be heading out there soon. Lotso f tidying to do Hello, I'm excited about the new growing season too. A lot of the beds have now been cleared of weeds and dead plants, others have been cut back and there are lots of spring by newbee flowergirl28

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27/02/2013 19:04:55

by Rainjustlearning

Talkback: Hostas, slugs and snails

I thank my lucky stars that we really don't have a slug or snail problem so my hosta's always put on a fab display. I think encouraging the birds into the garden helps us. I have grown great hostas in pots for four years now with no slug problems by N Freeland.Somerset

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28/11/2011 18:31:24

by brian jeffs

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