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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

best way to get rid of rats

hi not sure if this is the right forum. i have rats nesting in the soil of my polytunnel, i know theres poison but with kids and dogs id rather try other ways. ive written on other garden forums with a few answers but most of them saying get a cat by eggox

16/11/2012 19:44:34

by Sandra 3

hybrid tea rose "Tiffany"

Have sadly lost my cat and i am trying to find a hybrid tea rose called Tiffany to plant in her memory. does anyone know where i can get one? I've searched Google for you - it appears that there is no stockist of Tiffany in the UK - it's available by Claire 16

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18/02/2013 10:30:56

by Rosa carriola

Ladybirds

certainly put a smile on my face today and one in the eye for the doubters!! http://www.greengardener.co.uk/product.asp?id_pc=22&cat=45&id_product=87 by Annie 5

19/04/2013 16:55:20

by Annie 5

Nigel

in a garden. Considering the requirements of dogs is an essential part of gardening (for those who have dogs). Ditto, cats. I wondered whether Nige was demanding better terms and conditions. I also miss Nigel he adds personality to the show by jatnikapyar

07/10/2012 10:05:46

by Gary Hobson

what you find when out walking

at us,(good job it was a little way off) I indicated we better move slowly but with haste out of sight into the lane ,make what you will but I think it might of been a big cat and not your domestic feline type,and I haven't seen anything like it since by flowering rose

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09/01/2013 20:57:32

by Sam Glendinning

Talkback: Fish out of water

was carp. the only thing that i could think of was a heron came and that put them in. I also had a cat that liked fishing. She spoiled my sons' science project by managing to get her paws under the netting I had put over an old tin bath that my sons had by Galya Mcfarlane

28/11/2011 18:30:30

by joey woosey

Talkback: In the bleak midwater

someone told me to put fishing line around the pond. about a foot in hight around the pond. well i have not seen the heron fore along time now. but just to make sure i got a cat. i don't see it at all now. i have still got the fishing line there. you never by joey woosey

28/11/2011 18:36:45

by joey woosey

Clematis montana problem

, but I suspect that such widescale damage is an animal of some sort, possibly a cat, dog or squirrel. It's not common, but animals can sometimes get strange obsessions. Stripped stems won't survive, so you may as well trim them down to ground level; new by SNAPDRAGON63

29/10/2012 12:48:32

by SNAPDRAGON63

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