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Good Evening FORKERS

survived it - so far Did intend to use today to test out my new gauntlets by waging war on the brambles, but my blasted ME is playing up, and I've had pain in my hips all day, so only gardening I've done all day is plant up my little plantlets by blackest

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13/04/2013 22:17:53

by TinaTurner

Sparrowhawk dilemma

the feeding after the breeding season? Any act of gardening 'disturbs' the balance of nature. Nature would like my garden to be entirely brambles and nettles, etc. Interference is 'necessary', I suppose. Don't really want to stop feeding them as the r by jean riley

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21/06/2012 19:29:13

by LORELEI

Talkback: Oak trees

forest, thats not how trees work. open grond is colonised by all sorts of seedlings then the small short lived trees (birch) grow quickly - and kill off the brambles and such. Meanwhile the little oaks seedling has been bideing its time and growing by desmond54321

28/11/2011 18:43:14

by suesuesue

Talkback: Wilding the Chelsea Flower Show

in my garden,foxgloves,ferns,a nettle patch and of course brambles, which I am using as protection for nesting birds,I had a nest of blue tits using this area to rear their young. Thanks Happymarion for encouraging me to see my garden in a different way by Wildman of Pershore

28/11/2011 18:43:38

by Milo de Paor

Talkback: Growing woodland anemones

consists of a few small trees and large shrubs and which is in full sun all winter but gets shaded by foliage in summer. There are proper bluebells in tehse wods too and wild daffs. later the ground is covered with ferns and brambles. A trawl through all by happymarion

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16/04/2012 22:46:07

by obelixx

Whats your plans for the garden this year?

, plus some non fruiting brambles. It has little for me or the wildlife. Or maybe more sitting and looking at the good bits Oh so many things! I want to create a 'secret garden'. I have the space in mind and lots of 'hard landscaping by Sam Glendinning

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09/01/2013 22:31:40

by Sam Glendinning

Hedging

. What else have I learned over the last 20 years of hedge? Watch the dogrose, it puts out long, painful growths to smack you in the face. Ditto brambles but blackberries are good. Old man's beard smothers. Can't think of anything else at the moment by stuart 5

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03/01/2013 21:19:17

by nutcutlet

Bargains

rid of the brambles over the road, then they can go in with the fruit trees I already have (not so much of a bargain, but still not hugely expensive) from ideal world. Just thought I'd share. Daren't go near wilkos though, that would properly bankrupt by Mummy Muddy Paws

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20/02/2013 22:41:23

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Talkback: Autumn-fruiting raspberries

delicious. They do get out of control very easily as you can see in Perthshire where they grow in the hedgerows like blackberries, having escaped from the fields. but they are easier to dig out than brambles and not so prickly. My single raspberry plant has by blueberry77

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27/04/2012 08:07:36

by Phil3

shade loving ground cover

off just about anything else. Looks really good with dark geranium phaeum and purple alliums all just mixed up randomly. And if is gets away, there's always bramble-killer! Wow, so good to hear positive things about the variegated ground elder, I agree by Tigger Tom

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03/06/2012 09:35:56

by auntie betty

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