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Broad beans again

them out asap then, they're looking healthy so far My bean seeds seem to just disappear and this is the second year in very different weather conditions that only a few seem to grow out of the many that I plant. Is it mice or birds? Any ideas please? I by blueberry77

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04/01/2013 10:19:53

by summerpots

shrub suggestions

a long list of shrubs to add, but thought I'd ask if there is one particular one that I should have. I want to attract birds, bees and bufferflies. I want to keep it fairly low1-1.5m. Many thanks, Bill I would go for lavenders, easy maintenance by Bill Mansfield

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07/01/2013 22:04:58

by discodave

Planting to disguise very large fence

? Don't make the mistake of narrow borders. It will just make you feel more enclosed, go for dramatic effect, bold planting. There is loads about on how to design a small enclosed garden. But yes cover your fence with climbers , but also shrubs for birds by Nat4

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12/01/2013 19:11:17

by artjak

problem with rats

birds bread on grass previously . tinaallan, if you know farmers you will know where they get there supplies from. You can shop there even if you are not a farmer. I'm sure they will sell poison where you buy chicken food. You can buy poison in 'throw by tinaallan

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09/02/2013 14:36:37

by Alan4711

Talkback: Good things about February

visits. Chaenomeles is covered in flowers. The birds are returning and some have found mates already. I have peach blossom on my peach tree. The blossom is just arriving on the wild cherry trees in my spinney. And oh, the hellebores!!! There, James by happymarion

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21/02/2013 14:48:21

by obelixx

raspberry help

would work providing you get all the nasties off first, enviromesh would also protect your berries from birds and other pests. by matmats123

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25/02/2013 16:58:31

by Leggi

is re-cyling your green bin ,a good thing?

sad as we all see birds digging in the grass for worms and insect larvea.. Perhaps this is the reason that some species are declining. Hedgehogs are also down in numbers and I wonder if this is partly caused by slug pellets. Education! Education by flowering rose

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24/02/2013 12:15:29

by sotongeoff

Wildflowers

the birds wouldn't take the seeds.) I'vejust had a look, but after twelve days nothing is happening. The potting soilis quite damp, but I'm a bit worried about over watering. How often do you thinkthey will need watering? I'm using a small watering can by Bookwormy

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06/03/2013 20:09:09

by Wild about Flowers

A chapter of a book

and bad Birds Trying to make an English garden in France. That sounds ineresting, Busy. Can you get the plants? What are the garden centres like? Caz w; yes my pear wine from 2011 is almost finished, the damson won't be ready yet. No wine from 2012; no b by Muvs Dashwood

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01/03/2013 12:13:55

by Gardening Grandma

clematis

't do the nectar but some of them have those lovely fluffy seed heads that stay all winter and are useful nesting material for birds. OMG Lead Farmer, your garden is so beautiful.........I am indeed happy to have found GW Forum. There are some stunning by creeps

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10/03/2013 16:22:44

by LeadFarmer

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