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courgette seedlings

this year - Our pond (with fish) has plastic rings around the edge to keep away the family of herons that frequent our area. But the birds (many varieties), love bathing and splashing and returning to the many nests (provided by my hubby) in the by H7

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02/06/2012 08:58:47

by Sucrologist No.12

Disappointed with strawberries...

or that the birds eat for me, so I don't really know how often you need to replace them - probably about three years. You do need a lot of plants to get a decent crop. To be fair to them, they do like a bit more sun than they've had this year to get their best by Zoomer44

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31/07/2012 08:02:14

by Polly5

Sweetcorn

for your help. Morning Hare. No, it's not just yours. These are mine when I took a photo yesterday. Leaves been shredded, I presume by birds and slugs, and seem to have new growth, but are so slow growing. Mine get full sun, and are watered daily by Moonlit Hare

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03/08/2012 16:32:41

by scattycat

coverup climber wanted

many times trying to catch birds (thankfully unsuccessfully) and it grows from the bottom again. Its in full sun on the oil tank but equally happy growing up an archway in shade Sollya heterophylla likes sun and only goes about 10ft. Well mannered by debanslow

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12/06/2012 17:49:37

by auntie betty

garden before we started our garden design 3 years ago..

of mature trees, shrubs etc and lots of wildlife and insects. Even birds nesting in Ivy and trees. If I can work out how to post pics I will. It has been hard work over the years doing it on a limited budget and I can say I love my garden. Wonderful by chellie

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04/08/2012 10:49:26

by Hollie- Hock

Mowing the lawn, but not the frogs!

container that I put in my yard about 2 years ago for the birds to bath in and they love it, we get frogs and newts in the garden and the yard so I put some old rocks in the container and around it in the hope that it would attract them. I now have a frog by Tim Burr

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28/05/2012 10:07:56

by Bookertoo

Slugs and snails

, as it has a path running past it, I put all my young plants by the pond to harden off and none of them have been nibbled. I'm presuming as the pond is home to frogs and newts and is visited by birds and hedgehogs, any slugs are quickly despatched I'm lucky by Harry Sinclair

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09/06/2012 22:53:14

by Tim Burr

Are astilbes poisonous to some insects?

to new birds and even mammals depending where you live! I have to say that I love nothing more than walking around the garden looking under the plants etc to seeing what I can spot! A quick photograph and look in my reference books or search on here by Lunarz

08/08/2012 13:24:45

by higgy50

All I want for Christmas is...

a visiting Mallard and he just loved our little pond and stayed for a day. Don't give up Daydaisy, we have a small pond and Mr & Mrs Mallard have come back every year for the past 3 years, they love the remains of the bird food and last year we by artjak

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10/12/2012 16:17:48

by Maud is in the garden

New shed - any tips?

place, & not green paint................ a good padlock and grid bar for the window. If you're going to keep the bird food in the make sure it's mouse proof. Last winter 2 folded garden seats, the shade netting for the greenhouse and a tarpaulin were by obelixx

09/01/2013 20:06:02

by nutcutlet

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