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Talkback: Trees for small gardens

metres tall but in practice seldom exceeds about 3 metres". i would like a small tree in my very small garden so that i can hang a bird box on it but i have four cats would the birds be safe? I have planted my BBC Rowan tree in my garden or should I say by Willowtree

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24/11/2011 15:29:46

by Anniemarshy

Talkback: Chelsea Flower Show countdown

Gardeners' World is able to visit this unique garden, which will also feature the 'Cat boat', used by Caymanian fishermen for hundreds of years. Hi Cosyma, I'm the Show Manager for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, and it's fantastic to hear from people who by cosyma

28/11/2011 18:31:04

by Hugh Richards

Talkback: Birds in winter

"Recent spate of mild winters " not in north Northumberland im affraid ! Amazing how these little chaps make it through these winter nights. I feed the birds , as in hang out peanuts and fat balls , and chase the cats but.... there was a big RAT by Denise

28/11/2011 18:37:43

by Deano219

Talkback: Dead thrushes and the bloody nose beetle

Beats the pigeon and a mangy cat I had in my garden. But do they have bluebells, birch trees and russet apples? It all sounds lovely.I am glad we don't get snails that size here,the big black slugs with the orange underbelly are enough of a problem by Kate Bradbury

28/11/2011 18:41:12

by Adele Brunton

Talkback: Stinky plants

I dislike the scent of Jasmine which smells like cat's pee to me. I agree, the "stinking iris" seems not to stink at all! Is there a case under the Trades Description Act, do you think? Geranium leaves are one of my dislikes, fausty and horrible by Garden Hero

28/11/2011 18:41:33

by eloise walker

Buxus Plants

that they can smell like tom cat! Thank you for your comments. I think it's back to the drawing board - our front door isn't very sheltered, we are on a hill and the wind blows straight at our house. by Mrs TJ

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02/02/2012 21:26:13

by Mrs TJ

Growing holly as a pot plant?

left the cut branches lying on the ground to keep cats away. A year later they had rooted! I agree. Holly is fairly slow-growing, so ideal for a pot and has the benefit of being evergreen. I use holly prunings to put in a tub of spring bulbs. It helps by emmarose

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13/04/2012 19:08:45

by DonnaxClare

hellebore niger seeds

as soon as it stops raining - if ever. Hi, left some of the pods so keeping an eye out, but between the weeds that seem to be on steroids and the cat that's found the perfect spot, think he brings a shovel, not holding a lot of hope. but thanks by pash

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12/06/2012 13:39:05

by pash

Wilted chamomile

next door's cat). His advice: cut it back and let it start again. I've left the cutting back until I've picked a few flowers though : ). Again, many thanks for your repsonse. by Phie'sboots

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24/07/2012 18:55:14

by Phie'sboots

Split Garlic

and that is because an animal, next doors cat I suspect, bent them over. I wondered if it was simply that they are not ready yet as there are only 2 yellowing leaves on each plant. However they don't look as if they would have formed a normal garlic bulb at any time by bobloes

24/07/2012 19:41:04

by daituom

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