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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

Thoughts on Nesting Boxes

of others? I have no personal experience, such as you describe. However, birds are normally careful about where they nest. If a bird thinks a site might be unsafe and open to predators, then a sensible bird would not nest there. Perhaps your box would have by daydaisy

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05/03/2013 18:45:17

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Stag beetles

but it looks very impressive in your picture!I have a dedicated wildlife area in my garden now which consists of log piles, wild flower lawn and all my fences and partitions within this area are made from either upended logs or hurdles made from entwined by angelfreem1976

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28/11/2011 18:43:45

by Richard Jones

Talkback: Foraging

- just take a little bit here and there, leaving the rest for others and the wildlife. Kate I live in country side but how do you know what okay to pick and what's not? Take care when foraging you don't disturb wasp nests. My dog did the other morning by Richard Jones

28/11/2011 18:41:05

by watsonlwats

Talkback: Hornets

life I've been told they are vicious and extremely dangerous, and I've been terrified of them! I've never 'needed' to destroy a nest, but I'll certainly care for them in future and spread the word. I live in the country, and it saddens me that so often by lee

28/11/2011 18:44:19

by Mike

boundaries

trouble, we want boundaries. i need suggestions please on hedging plants, my wish list is, safe for dogs and children non invasive and easy to care for ever green as the neighbours would complain about leaves tallish but not too high offering some by carole staley

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20/04/2013 19:42:34

by SwissSue

Talkback: Gardening mistakes

per pot, you can't go wrong. My mistake was assuming that the builders replacing my soffits would take care of my beds.They had no choice but to put their ladders amongst my beds and I asked them to try and place thier ladders around the plants but I by tadrcf@aol.com

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28/11/2011 18:41:15

by Janet

Talkback: Preparing for drought in the garden

Driest we've been in Bristol since 1976 so I am going to be careful about which plants I grow. Mediterranean type plants like lavender and rosemary and the grey-leaved ones are fine. I will have a good look at the Botanic Garden. Their South by happymarion

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14/03/2012 10:39:45

by Emma Crawforth

Talkback: Bindweed

" the rhododendrons. All I do is keep a good eye out for it. From the other neighbour its Mind your own business. Its only a little garden but oh how I'd love neighbours who care! I have been battling with my neighbour's bindweed for over 40 years - if only my by Middle Man

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04/07/2012 19:27:48

by Gardening Grandma

WILDLIFE PICTURES

. @steephill I love all your photos, especially the young foxes. It's an achievement getting anyway near many of these animals, let alone getting a good photo. Amazing photos steephill I am rubbish at taking Wildlife pics as you will see I noticed by gardeningfantic

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07/08/2012 21:23:34

by Rainjustlearning

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