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Talkback: How to breed hellebores

wonderful, makes it all look easy Thank you More articles on selective plant breeding would be a good idea especially as many people these days will be gardening on a tight budget, including me! ====== http://www.clothes6.us/ ==== jgyty I by deafandold

24/11/2011 15:29:49

by GEDLY844

Talkback: Breeding newts

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28/11/2011 18:43:27

by Ross Jones

mosquitos breeding in the rainwater butt

by rosa rugosa

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13/07/2012 14:12:51

by lizmac

Talkback: Growing auriculas

Hi Kate nice to have you back,Their is a nursery on the out skirt's of Croydon that breed's Auriculas,Oldchippy. Hi Kate - thank you for this auricula-story and especially for your note about comfrey.In spring primulas and auriculas are my favourite by oldchippy

31/03/2013 14:27:24

by Berghill

Talkback: Mice in the garden

Lovely blog post, thank you!How do you tell the difference between a field mouse and a house mouse? Will field mice breed in a house? And do house mice go outside much? Ah, so they're wood mice are they? We have one in our garden. I see it scurrying by Milo de Paor

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31/05/2012 20:57:46

by CCBear

Talkback: Wasps and cuckoo bees

Hello Richard,I saw my first swift today here in Ewell, it's the first since 31th July last year.How do they know when it's the end of July and time to leave.Oldchippy. They leave as soon as their young are fledged. They never land except to breed by oldchippy

21/05/2012 09:21:36

by Richard Jones

Help with blackcurrant plant..

them off-in this warm weather they breed and produce more quickly-it is just a matter of getting the situation under control. Okay thanks by alex_wonga

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29/05/2012 07:51:51

by alex_wonga

Foxglove lutea

if it is stable rather than an occasional result of cross-breeding you will have to raise several generations and rogue out any that do not conform until the foxglove breeds true over and over again. I hope you are a young person! That's where it all fell down by delville01

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22/11/2012 11:01:55

by nutcutlet

MYSTERY PLANT

and I have since been unable to find a replacement, (It looked great on the dinning table.) Yes, as already said, it could be an older type of busy lizzie - they used to be much taller and more gangly before improved by modern breeding. by SCORPIO86

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14/04/2012 15:44:37

by Alina W

frogs and toads in your pond

Having almost given up hope at this late stage of any breeding frogs and toads what a difference a few days of milder weather has made. Last week there was not a single sighting but today there is at least 60 or 70 sightings. I live in derbyshire by david103

15/04/2013 18:22:54

by Dovefromabove

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