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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

Noooooooo they're awake.........

go round in circles...what d'you reckon? They say snip with scissors is fastest way to kill and then birds will eat.... As yet I haven't been brave enough We were having some work done at the back of our house this past fortnight and I asked by The Manic Slughunter:)

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11/03/2013 09:03:18

by Bunny..

new border for boring garden

are some to get started. Photinia "Red Robin", Ilex altaclerensis "Golden King" (you need male and female hollies for berries), Choisya, Eleagnus "Gilt Edge", Nandina Domestica (perhaps not for background as it's smaller), cotoneaster lacteus (bird's like by Sue6

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17/03/2013 17:18:19

by nigelcoad

Garden Planters

http://www.montroseofguernsey.com/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Grasses_14.html keeping to one variety in each planter. Oh, not terribly good for bees .......................... but very good for birds I'll have another think by Ryan Lloyd

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27/03/2013 20:47:19

by Verdun

Poetry Thread

the place I go to hide,From phones cold callers and others I cannot abideWith fork and spade a trowel hoe and barrowI patrol the paths some broad some narrowProdding poking dead head an odd weedEverything done slowly no need for speedThe tweeting of birds by Palaisglide

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02/04/2013 23:17:15

by Palaisglide

Can i grow clematis in a trough?

not consider a screen of tall grasses such as miscanthus n big pots? They'll provide a screen and movement in the breeze and seeds for birds in autumn. You could add verbena bonariensis to the pots to give small purple flowers that are very attractive by O Osborne

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23/04/2013 20:08:34

by obelixx

Mini Greenhouse - door open or closed?

plants off. Thanks for your help! My GH door is open in the day and only shut at night to keep the birds out, the little b...s love an early morning rummage in the seed pots. What plants have you got in yours Wodufin? Mine are all hardy, just young by Wodufin

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29/04/2013 22:26:38

by Shrinking Violet

Do you think...

and watered it.It had a few little white grubs that looked like woodlouse larvae?? so the birds had them and now it's sitting resting until planting out time. I think half the fun is watching your plants grow Bookertoo.Couldn't afford mature trees even if i by Klink

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07/05/2013 21:36:23

by Klink

gravel bed/border ... replace with bark?

with bark as it can be blwon around in strong winds, can be pecked and trewn about by birds looking for insects and also allows weeds to self sow quite easily. For the soil you want to plant up, yes, add well rotted compost or manure, some fine grit by djjjuk

07/05/2013 18:31:36

by Verdun

Talkback: Swifts, newts and decking

! The man from the Council told me that decking is a favourite home for rats, together with left-over bird food. I think we have got rid of them now, but just keep an eye out for any burrowing underneath the decking going on. On the positive side i have a by Frieda (London)

28/11/2011 18:31:31

by jacqueline coyle

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