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Talkback: Moles revisited

inserted in the runs. The moles are far less of a problem when the lawns are being regularly mown as they don't like the vibration of the mower! perhaps you need a cat, my son had a mole in his garden, and his cat lay in wait, after two days he finally got by lynar

28/11/2011 18:40:02

by lynnmayb

Pot bound Acer Dissectum 'Viridis'

& goldfinches love it. My 2 cats both pretend to be stuck up it as well, just so I can 'rescue' them...bit silly really as the bigger cat is so big all she has to do is drop her back legs and she's on the top of the pot! I might wait til the autumn, as the soil by lilwead

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24/05/2012 10:27:34

by lilwead

Liming the soil

of the following would be the best to use and what the differences are between them: 1) dolomite magnesium lime 2) hydrated lime 3) ground limestone 4) calcified seaweed Thanks, Cat Hi Cat, i can only comment on the seaweed part,being near to the sea almost all by Catattak

15/12/2012 22:48:02

by Zoomer44

Can anyone tell me what this is

've heard the smell of flowering currant described as 'like cat pee', but I like the smell of flowering currant, and I certainly don't like the smell of cat pee by Gardengirl..

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03/02/2013 15:45:34

by Dovefromabove

tea bags

just under the surface of the soil - a great deterrent if you have cats using your borders as a loo! That should be Ralgex spray! Open tea bags and use as a mulch for ericaceous plants No I am sure tea bags do not attract ants they dont attract ants by red john

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02/05/2013 22:57:06

by tomstattyead

Talkback: Sparrows in Paris

in my garden we have lots of little sparrows. I feed them all year round as they are my favourite bird in the garden. Unfortunately a sparrow hawk has noticed this and the numbers have dramatically fallen, also we have ferral cats which are not helping by Paul Narramore

28/11/2011 18:31:17

by Cissie

rabbits

't allowed access on to the land - and when they did start ferretting again they caught 406 rabbits, over six visits, within 200 yards of my house. Until two years ago I had semi-feral cats which certainly kept the front garden totally rabbit-free. I never by Jack by the hedge

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16/05/2012 09:44:56

by hypercharleyfarley

Talkback: Sparrows and sparrowhawks

I would be bowled over at the sight of a sparrowhawk in the garden!! Was honoured by visits from a kestrel in the past.Now am lucky to see birds at all due to the increase in domestic cats and am concerned that the bird feeders are luring them by Jacey26

28/11/2011 18:36:46

by Daniel

TIPS ........

.bbc.co.uk/gardenersworld/video/alys_thrifty/lightbox.shtml thank you figrat Lyn wrote (see) My daughter used to have terrible trouble with neighbours cats invading her garden, she has put 6inch nails in the top of the fence and strung two rows of fishing line really tight across and wrapping it round the nails by Brumbull

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24/03/2013 23:38:02

by Lyn

Talkback: Squirrels, foxes and snow

foxes proliferating and wish people wouldn't feed them. Oh, i know we've taken over their habitat, etc, but they can be very nasty (witness the attack on babies last year). I worry about my cats - I can just hear the cat-haters getting started and yes, I by Mandy

28/11/2011 18:41:35

by Sarah in Harpenden

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