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Talkback: Blackbirds and blackberries

breeding parrots.oh well i do get a few Adam, I think you're too fond of the wild birds to keep them away! Couldn't you try micromesh? They couldn't get tangled in it, and you could leave some fruit on the bird table. Let us know what happens next year. by Grannyanne

28/11/2011 18:36:44

by derek211244@talktalk

Talkback: Bug boxes

. There are plenty of butterflies about, all they need is to be able to colonize gardens which are much less intensively manicured.Captive breeding of butterflies from caterpillars can be very interesting and children especially will benefit from seeing the larvae by Anonymous

28/11/2011 18:37:51

by mal

Talkback: Weeds on the allotment

. http://www.ontheallotment.co.uk hello.I know weeds detract form the plants which they grow around but there was an article in new scientist (I think!) which said that certain breeds of bees and butterfly are dying out and this is partly due to the fact by Middle Man

28/11/2011 18:38:33

by lorraine

Talkback: Potato scab

at the bottom. Any advice please. Mary - Them green tomatoe things growing on your poatoe plant are a new breed of potatoe plant, i read anarticle on tmen a while back. Im not sure if the tomatoes them selves are edible, actually i doubt by Simmo

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28/11/2011 18:39:12

by AUBenjamin

Talkback: Toad in the garden

that cause him to foam at the mouth) We have tonnes of hedgehogs (or rather my mum thinks we have) in our garden.Does any one know how fast they breed? :-] when should i take of the mopheads from my hydrangea I have a frog or is it a toad, I do not know by kaycurtis

28/11/2011 18:39:32

by Richard Jones

Talkback: Biodiversity at the Malvern Show

've not been clearing and tidying as much. Many people find that is the case. If you keep your long grass you may have speckled wood butterflies breeding in it.happymarion - thanks, as ever, for your input.On a different note altogether, I made my Gardeners by Wildman of Pershore

28/11/2011 18:43:36

by happymarion

Talkback: Garden birds and garden pests

- my great tits only ever come during breeding season. I don't see them in summer and very rarely in winter. I assume there is enough food for them at other times of the year so they don't need to come in to my garden. But it's perfectly normal to have by oldchippy

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25/04/2012 09:28:30

by Marinelilium

Talkback: Growing aquilegias

for it with last weeks sunshine and warmth. My second collection centres around the breeding work that I am doing to introduce doubles with yellow in that are easy to grow and long-lived here in the UK (unlike many of the parent species)Come and visit in the next by happymarion

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02/08/2012 22:17:20

by jane_cardiff

Mystery 'Tree'

and now I do! It's a lovely little tree, I'm very fond of it. This year I shall take very careful note to see if there is any sign of fruits on it - maybe the blackbirds ( we have many resident nesting/breeding pairs ) are getting to it before I even by BrendaScott53

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29/02/2012 08:01:07

by issimablue

Are Hostas really for shade?

primulas, astillbe etc i have some in the shade and they are very happy and some in tubs in full sun all day..they are the same breed and are also very happy..thou water everyday... the ones in the sun have more flowers than those in the shade by Beverley Jones

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04/07/2012 22:13:45

by quercus_rubur

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