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FEEDING CLEMATIS

Is it too early to start feeding cat.2 clematis which have already started to produce buds and a glimer of leaves., feed when they come into flower and now if your in drought area ,water every day they like damp feet that are in the shade by centuri

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13/02/2013 15:51:57

by Gardening Grandma

photinia red robin

I,ve 4 or 5 large (6ft) photinia red robin shrubs, all are looking beautiful with their red/ green foliage apart from one,the leaves are all droopy and thinning out. Any answers out there ? There was a strong smell of cats wee there but I can.t see by rammstein

02/03/2013 14:02:11

by Verdun

Talkback: Clematis wilt

very helpfull thanx Are there any plants cats find repellant? I need to control a cat in a courtyard garden with beds she is destroying. Many thanks, Daisy Ah well, at least I know what caused my clematis catastrophe! Can tell my neighbour now what by alansjewel

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19/05/2012 15:32:10

by courtman

Very underweight hedgehog found on doorstep

in the conservatory which is also where I winter the guinea pigs. I've provided chicken cat food, both dry and wet food. I will contact rescue centre tomorrow to see if they can take him. I do have a spare guinea pig hutch in the garage and wonder if that may by Tim Burr

06/11/2012 21:34:28

by obelixx

Drat these Easter eggs

bunny to answer. Oooooh, all these bunnies around....now, which one do I chase first?! Of course! It had to be a cat to answer A CAT!!! A CAT!!!!!!! WOOF! Of course.! It had to be a dog to answer....CUR ...se me for getting that wrong!But I am DOGGED by Verdun

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31/03/2013 20:29:49

by Brumbull

Mice

found them when i turned it out. It was like a scene from alien, all these tiny baby mice crawling around i felt quite sick. Luckily i have a cat that is a good hunter and pointed him in the right direction. If it happens again i will lock the cat flap by Heidi3

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27/06/2012 10:53:26

by Maud is in the garden

Thoughts on Nesting Boxes

of creeper and fire water pistols at the cats and magpies I would love to have nesting boxes of some description. Having had two cats (including a very proficient hunter) I have not been able to in the past. However, we lost our 'hunter' last year and I by daydaisy

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05/03/2013 18:45:17

by Dovefromabove

Jeyes fluid uses

these old ideas seem much more sensible than the use of modern chemicals. I'd be interested in their anti-vine weevil use as well - don't want to kill the plant too...... I've used it as an anti-cat preparation - dried a few teabags & dunked them in neat by Gardening Grandma

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03/05/2013 19:04:30

by Verdun

tulips losing their heads

? definetely birds. You will often see eaten yellow crocuses whilst the purple ones are left untouched Pigeons fighting/mating (hard to tell the difference!) around here. Do you have any cats in the garden? One of my neighbours cats has a penchant for tulips by bcosergio

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17/05/2013 22:24:19

by Auntiemand

Compost Heap

hamsters, guinea pigs and rabbits and ive always put the stuff in the compost bin. Mix it well in with all the green compost. Never had any rats. I have 3 cats which bring in plenty of mice that come from the lady next door who has chickens. Lennie is a by Trish3

10/08/2012 19:03:09

by Trish3

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