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Winter Pansies

culprits. Is it mild where you are? The slugs are still active in my garden, but luckily, so are the frogs! Kate I find slugs eating mine all the time and it sounds like them. Go out when it is dark with a torch and pick them off and kill them. by AnnabellaMowbra

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04/01/2012 18:35:22

by blairs

Jelly

I have areas of the garden covered with a jelly like substance. It is almost like frog spawn but without the eyes. It is brown/green in colour. It seems to appears most on ground that has not be dug or concrete. What is it and how do I get rid by jonnybabes

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15/05/2012 16:05:09

by Moonlit Hare

Talkback: How to maintain a garden pond

in barley straw help untill my plants get big enough to cope with excess nitrogen would putting in a pump help although I did want a natural pond to attract frogs etc. very useful That's a really good tip, but how does one get rid of Duckweed (you know by meg.hopkins@yah

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05/01/2012 10:46:30

by dottiesue

Talkback: How wildlife friendly is your garden?

wildlife. Kate has some good suggestions and how about a fishtail cotoneaster? If you do not put out birdseed or cooked food you are unlikely to get undesirables. hi there people...for the last few nights,we have had a frog or toad [quite large]in our by Dilek

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12/03/2012 10:21:05

by Wynn

algie

i never used my pond pump this winter now the pond is covered in algie how can i get rid of it please I use a stick. Drag it through the algae then twirl it round and you should get a good clump but watch out for frog spawn!! When you have heaved by joyce mannell

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04/03/2012 13:30:08

by joyce mannell

feeding the otter!

in the pond? Finty You'll need to make sure the edges are accessible and planted as opposed to hard stuff. The frogs, newts, toads. insects and their larvae will just turn up. The edges are hard-stone- and only just been done so no chance of a change but I by finty

31/01/2013 22:48:00

by finty

Talkback: Snakes in the grass

few days (probably eating the tadpoles), but I haven't seen him lately. I felt quite priviledged !!! We have a very small pond that for several years has teemed with frogs until a couple of years ago when we spotted a very large grass snake sunning by D.Foster

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28/11/2011 18:38:57

by MikeyC

Talkback: Tidying your garden in autumn

them they help you to get rid of the pests in return.me and my husband put in a pond early this year and weve had alot of wildlife in it already and weve got a frog which seems to love it in there .the only thing that upsets the frog is that all by petethegardener

28/11/2011 18:41:26

by elle m

Hissing Bees??

be greatly appreciated. Many thanks They don't usually hiss - you generally hear a low buzzing. Thank you for your response Alina. There was a frog aswell in the grass, I watched that hop away and the hissing continued. I just thought it was a conincidence by Daniel Smith2

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11/06/2012 21:08:01

by Daniel Smith2

Talkback: My garden pond

a pond, slightly larger! 14' x 10', full of frogs, newts and other creepy things. It gets so fouled that we really should empty it and start again. This seems an impossible task though. Anyone had similar experience? We would love some advice by Gerry

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28/11/2011 18:30:25

by sue

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