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Talkback: Bulbs under attack

's so frustrating. I thought I'd cracked the mice eating my potted bulbs when my Jack Russell, Poppy, spent ages outside barking at the pots after the first signs of damage. Whilst I was having a wry smile to myself I didn't notice that the deer were by jude

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28/11/2011 18:37:55

by eaten bulbs!

Talkback: Magnolias

colourful showy flowers - yet not growing to big. They were bred in U.S National Arboretum Washington back in the 1950's and have names like Susan, Ricky, Pinky and Ann. is it possable to plant magnolia trees in a pot? I have a really awkward garden i by hereisabee

28/11/2011 18:40:42

by kevin thornton

Please help me design my garden - part 1

and colours, many of them perennial), perovskia, some dependable and adaptable shrubs like Spiraea and Skimmia, colourful foliage like Heuchera and Tiarella. All of these are easily available and won´t need much care. How about two or three lupins near by Laura P

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05/05/2013 15:56:15

by Mummy Muddy Paws

June in Your Garden!

have an identical lily called Vesuvius, if by chance it is also your variety and your Lupins are stunning! Such a pretty pink! I still don't have Lupins in my garden even though they were in the bargain bin at GC, I couldn't decide a colour but yours by Wintersong

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03/07/2012 18:45:07

by donutsmrs

Talkback: Now you see them...

thing said puzzles me, I had always understood that the vixen screams in reply to the short sharp bark of the dog fox, I do hope I have not been giving out false information to friends! i have a fox around my garden..... he has just taken my lovey white by Tricia

28/11/2011 18:30:18

by sturgeonsea

Talkback: Teeny tiny trees for small gardens

to try to move a tree from one section of my garden to another and as an amaturer gardener ( and a very bad speller) i would appreciate any advise Do please consider the Acer Griseum, with gorgeous peeling maple bark and fantastic changing leaf colours by Jude

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28/11/2011 18:31:21

by pinenut

mystery tree

divided trunk (i.e. two trunks) of a pale, greyish colour, and single, mid-green, serrated, single leaves alternating rather than in pairs. They look rather like the leaves of a hornbeam or wild cherry, but I can find no catkins, flowers or even seeds by Gardening Grandma

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03/07/2012 14:35:51

by Gardening Grandma

Sickly plants ? Try asprin.

soluble asprin - this really does work - it needs to be dissolved in a pint of water and will do wonders . Asprin is salicylic acid - exactly the same as the growth hormone in plants and derived from willow bark. Also for leaf colouration and magnesium by jean riley

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07/07/2012 21:15:49

by daituom

Front garden From scratch

what I was doing: The onriginal garden Essentially what you see is how the garden started, with a low rockery wall where you see the dip. The whole garden is layered in bark chip, weed supressent matting, and heavy clay soil. The design After by El_Chaffinch

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01/08/2012 19:36:43

by El_Chaffinch

Talkback: New Zealand flatworms

then whilst digging and creating I have not found or see one earth worm !!!!!!!! and today while raking up some bark chippings found 2 cocoons HELP Hi its Gailms again , Do you are you able to answer any comments Thank you was quite disturbed to find nz by gailms

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19/05/2012 23:04:54

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