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Garden gaffes
! Never mind , the birds love it and it's somewhere to hang the fat balls. However don't know what the neighbours think !!! I am prone to garden gaffes although thankfully plants always try their best to cover up my mistakes. One example I'm not exactly by jean riley
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07/06/2012 08:11:04
by auntie betty
Talkback: Butterflies
, and the things we plant as well as the things we do (or don't). It's as important considering the role of our gardens in providing egg laying sites and supporting caterpillars as it is flowers to feed butterflies. I live in South Norfolk and have been plagued by John Waters
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28/11/2011 18:37:18
by Rebeca
Talkback: Dividing perennials
, an Olympic project next year for a much bigger club, then we shall see. Thank you, sarah's pondlife and Adam for your good wishes. My garden is looking sensational and lots of birds,bees and butterflies. my fox is looking Quizzically at me as i seem by Adam Pasco
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28/11/2011 18:43:32
by airyfairy
Peony Pruning?
the needs of the garden as a whole, I propagate in pots. When the leaves get tired and messy later in the summer, I cut them back further, still remembering to leave younger ones to do their job of feeding the plant.   Gardening Grandma, as a child we had a by Moonlit Hare
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08/07/2012 15:29:14
by Gardening Grandma
Talkback: A plumb job
it feeding it but it is just sad and wilting and only has skinny branches. Anyone have any ideas. thanks. I have a young Victoria plum and this is the first year that I have seen it with leaf on, the leaves have mostly come out with a effect that the leaves by Dawn Hambleton
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28/11/2011 18:29:48
by Colette - Northants
Welcome to the plants forum
totally destroyed my privacy and killed a lot of bird friendly bush - I could swing for them. Thanks in advance Carol, Plymouth Clematis chinensis grows very fast and is very lovely,madasahatter.  Also the perennial sweet pea. Hello Madasahatter by Daniel Haynes
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24/07/2012 07:30:27
by weejenny
Gardeners World
to feed the birds, the carrion sort. I went right off her when she wore that awful rose outfit with matching shoes at Chelsea and just kept going on about breast feeding the new arrival.  Have to say I'm warming to Monty's style and his own patch is much by GRACELAND
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28/04/2012 20:37:33
by Mollycat2
Why did you all start gardening?
to be out there to watch all the wildlife as well. The insects, the bats, the newts, the birds. I have to have my daily fix. I started 27 years ago when i moved in with builder boyfriend and as he had finished converting a semi into 2 flats we had the ground by Busy-Lizzie
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01/01/2013 23:35:50
by Busy-Lizzie
Talkback: Garden habitats for frogs
suppose it,s water proof,im a learner gardener put loads of bulbs all over my front garden 3weeks ago.Im noticing when the birds make a load noise i always see, a kestrel or sparrow halk..its amazing what i can see when im working on my garden, They been by sarahs pondlife...
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28/11/2011 18:43:22
by Nicola
It Is Not Spring Yet !!!
just been outside to top up bird feeders. My fingers are now sooo cold. Everything is frozen and has been for a couple of days. It keeps sending down a few flaked of the white stuff as well, but really it is.very dry. I have a tray of primulas waiting by sotongeoff
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09/03/2013 22:11:21
by Mummy Muddy Paws
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