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Talkback: Newts

stones and logs at the end of August to September. They spend the the winter there and then emerge once again in February - March for the breeding season in April - May.Hope I haven't destroyed my little Newt colony :( i have newts in my pond to [palmate by sarahs pondlife

28/11/2011 18:43:00

by srg

Name !!!!

and there a number of rare 'Oscar' roses. They will take some hunting down if you decide on a rose (I always would) so here goes - Oskar Kordel (Oskar Cordel), Hybrid Perpetual, medium to deep pink, breed 1897 by Lambert. it's only available by two nurseries by Cia

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08/08/2012 15:07:15

by sotongeoff

Slugs and snails

the Arion lusitanicus, which have many common names, among them murderslug, Spanish slug, and others. It is invasive and prolific, breeding very rapidly and eating everything in sight - even each other. Some people snip them in half, then cover the carcass by Harry Sinclair

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09/06/2012 22:53:14

by Tim Burr

Midges/mosquito help!!!

midges do not leave any water in buckets or pots as they breed in still water even in water butts.up turn pots and saucers when not in use and make sure the water butt has a tight lid . 'Skin so soft' ,soft and fresh dry body spray from Avon works! Just by Luubear

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27/04/2013 01:04:29

by Luubear

Talkback: Stag beetles

wood, compost, manure, carrion and dung. Any many insects can be found in any or all of these substrates. Stag beetles, like other insects breeding in rotten wood, are there because they can survive on the low nutrients in the decaying timber where by Barbara Pennell

28/11/2011 18:36:30

by Christine Allen

Talkback: Dragonflies

early as you say for these bigger dragonflies. I have seen some smaller dragons and of course damsel flies but only in the last week or two.http://higgysgardenproject.blogspot.com/Higgy I have seen damsel flies all over my pond breeding but only one by happymarion

28/11/2011 18:43:39

by YUNUS EMRE

Hellebore - Something Lovely in The Middle of Winter

in my garden and I love them so much I have many different varieties - but none like this one! Snapped two of mine this morning. just brill cant wait to get out there Hello hellebore fans, you're just at the right time to have a go at breeding some by donutsmrs

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17/02/2012 17:14:40

by donutsmrs

I've bought a Kangeroo Paws plant- but know nothing about them,for outside?

up to sun and heat there has been a lot of work done breeding smaller very attractively flowered plants for the garden. If this is what you have then pot cultivation should be relatively easy. I don't think they would survive outside in the UK winter by lucky3

08/08/2012 05:37:20

by lilypilly

Wood Mice

but it has crossed our mind that they could become a pest, as in breed rapidly and start digging under the plants in the borders - does anyone know anything about the habits of the Wood Mouse? Hello Willowplanter, I agree with you that they are cute by willowplanter

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30/12/2011 13:03:07

by willowplanter

recognize pet and diseases

, but there are some brown spots on some of the leaves. 3) Again, planted Clematis orientalis a couple weeks ago, some leaves have got some brown spots as well. The rose has aphids, or greenfly (which can be green, pink, black or white). They will breed very by maggienewgardener

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15/04/2012 14:20:07

by maggienewgardener

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