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down at thefrozen pond

.Hoping this cold spell will go soon so as the toads and frogs can frolick at will. Apparently, floating a few tennis balls in a pond keeps air holes open and stops it from freezing over. I dont know how true this is, but I was told this many years ago. As a child by flowering rose

17/01/2013 18:25:24

by SwissSue

Wildlife friendly pond

brings in the birds in with the bird feeders in them. If you build it he will come - a saying from that film - field of dreams, which is what happened with our pond we had oxygen plants in it and we got frogs, pond skaters and newts that came from around by Shropshire Lad

24/01/2013 23:32:24

by Sam Glendinning

wildlife pond

Hi i need some advice as my housing association are causing me greif about my ponds. Anyone know where you stand in moving/ filling in a wild life pond 4ft by 2ft preformed liner. established wildlife in the way of frogs and invertebrates. my by linda roberts

04/04/2013 17:11:05

by marshmello

Toad spawn

have a few questions for you, though! When did you "start" your pond? How big is it? Whereabouts in your garden is it? What plants are there? Where did the spawn come from? i.e. did a frog/toad lay it in your pond or did you bring it from somewhere else by finty

26/04/2013 21:29:06

by nutcutlet

Say NO to slug food.

up. Not even beer traps, grit, egg shells will stop them. I have a hedgehog - he must be on a diet. I have frogs - they must be picky. I am done spending money on slug food. So, please anyone, do you have any ideas for replacements by Amanda Livingstone

22/05/2013 14:21:58

by blairs

Talkback: Hollyhock rust

to spread corn meal around the hollyhock in the winter/spring. I was dubious but thought I had nothing to lose so I did that and no rust lasy year! You need to use corn meal not corn flour. I found it in a continental shop. i have little tree frogs that live by meadoradelfine

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28/04/2012 21:09:00

by sotongeoff

yellow rust on hoolyhocks

i have alot of tree frogs that live in my yard so i use no chemicals, but my hollyhocks have been attacked by what looks like bright yellow scales and brown egg like spots on the under leafs.what can i do non chemically to stop the deaths of my by danielle giampappas

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29/04/2012 09:30:36

by Gold1locks

Do I need a filter in my wildlife pond

. newts, frogs, toads etc Any help/advice would be much appreciated No need for a filter in a wildlife pond, so long as you keep at least 60-70% of the surface water in shade. This thread below may have some useful information with regards to water quality by Danny 7

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07/05/2012 16:39:59

by Wildman of Pershore

Talkback: Slugs and snails and pussycat tails

we have got more slugs than year than any year before Make yourself a small pond, the frogs will eat them. Tried nematodes for the first time a couple of years ago and am now a convert! However, still have the problem of snails which need by geoff fearn

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21/05/2012 22:06:16

by blairs

Talkback: Draining ponds

,the council have done the same drained the pond[manmade] i to moaned my head of at the council as i said the same where do the frogs go as well as newts to spawn also the dragonflys etc.the council just said it needed to be tidyed up....[although it really by Dragonfly

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28/11/2011 18:40:34

by Angel

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