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Talkback: Bulbs under attack

themselves that are eaten and a sheet of wire netting covered over with soil can be effective. It's probably field mice doing the mischief in the pots and cute little fellows they are too, much sweeter than house mice. Regarding the useless cats, they need by jude

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28/11/2011 18:37:55

by eaten bulbs!

imblooycold

cat Love the cat, sooo warm. Although heating is on if walk from room to room the cold seems to permeate, and thta'sin a Ch, DGm well insulated house Would just love to be where the cat is. Son left kitchen window(which I can't reach unless I climb up by Alan4711

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27/03/2013 10:20:06

by Maud is in the garden

keeping mice off pea seeds

Our pea seeds are being eaten by mice & I wondered if anyone has any tips to avoid this? We sow them in the greenhouse in lengths of guttering & haven't had problems before this year. We also have 2 cats (& another living next door) so imagined we by tulipgirl

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17/04/2013 22:53:08

by Oakley Witch

Talkback: How to water hanging baskets

Hi, I am always greatful for any new tips that I can get, so will be trying this one, still to find a way to keep all my neighbours cats from using my garden as their toilet! I do love cats, but am unable to have my own as my daughter and husband by dotty16

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05/07/2012 08:54:38

by pottiepam

Talkback: Bird baths

happy with all the pooh on their fence! I have lots of cats (that can climb very well)and I cant find a place to put anything out for the birds I have 2 traditional birdtables and 4 neighbours cats that just love my garden!!! 1 of the tables i've moved by Helen

28/11/2011 18:30:58

by noviceang

Talkback: Garden trees: tornado damage

without doing serious damage to our neighbour's field.....but meanwhile yes, the clear up has begun on everything we can access! Hi everyone. I have in the past year bid farewell to the last of my cats. I have had years of the cats fouling in my garden by Josephine from Wilts

28/11/2011 18:39:55

by brunette escort

Talkback: Lemon verbena

and then cut back. are your lemon verbena under cover or outside when you cut back? Is it true cats hate this plant, if so I'll buy hundreds The first leaves on my lemon verbena are just coming out too in a sheltered spot, south facing, and I'm looking forward by Philippa

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19/04/2012 14:43:51

by diggingdoris

Talkback: Mulching with compost

(plenty of slugs and snails though. How can I introduce them? I am looking for different ways to discourage cats from raking up my circular rose garden; my latest idea of thick wood chips hasn't worked so would like to know if a thickish layer of large by Sharon - Frinton On Sea

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28/11/2011 18:36:29

by Sarah - Reply to Margaret

Instructions from start to finish on foxglove flowers

glad they did. Now my fruit trees have fruits on them. Last year the fruit trees did not have any fruit on them. This year I can honestly say the trees are very full of fruit. But can anyone tell me if cat or animals get hurt by this plant? Lots by Sam1024

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08/06/2012 22:11:41

by Alina W

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flowers the main impression was the awful smell of cats' pee. thanks guys for your advice by sparky65

29/07/2012 23:46:39

by sparky65

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