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Strawberries

strawberry by themselves. One the bird has pecked them then it is a free for all for just about anything in the garden - including mold fungus. There is an organic slug pellet that helps here, and I net them with fairly heavy netting so that the birds feet by Lalat

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02/06/2012 17:33:22

by Lalat

Talkback: December gardening jobs

picture of one of the big gardens that opens to the public in the winter and thought - ahh great minds think alike. It does make people look and wonder! I have had a queue of birds at my feeders too, and I've got Mr & Mrs Blackbird fighting by happymarion

10/12/2012 23:55:29

by Adam Pasco

Talkback: Honesty seed-pods

forward to hearing more. I have some honesty plants in my garden and they are flowering in profusion right now. The plants have self sown and I think must have originally appeared via birds. They produce beautiful glimmering seed discs (pods) every year by Hilda

28/11/2011 18:37:36

by STYLE NV

water and you can't really over-water strawberries in growbags. If the birds start pecking at them (blackbirds love them), covering them with netting is about all you can do. thank you Bob the gardener. that is good to know ants dont like water, i dont by Lu

17/06/2012 20:22:00

by Lu

Sparrowhawk dilemma

We have a problem with a sparrowhawk, think it's a female and it's taking quite a few birds from our garden from the feeders and even the bird table , the latest being a blackbird which it grabbed from the birdtable. I went outside to try and chase by jean riley

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21/06/2012 19:29:13

by LORELEI

desperate for advice please

I have a lovely yet tiny garden that i have cultivated over the last 6 years to be wildlife friendly, i have a hedgehog house that is now used on a regular basis and lots of bird feeders etc, i have a wildflower section too. my problem is that we by clints

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16/04/2012 15:49:47

by clints

Is it still ok to feed dried fruit to birds bearing in mind the young

just in case but they would not chop very well kept sticking together. I did them by hand in the end but a very long job which I don't fancy doing. The whole peanuts risk geting stuck in baby birds' throats and choking them so I expect big chunks of by Lavender Lady

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15/03/2013 08:04:26

by Bunny..

What DO they put in bags of mixed birdseed?!

The birds love the birdseed and especially the sunflower seeds but I've got to laugh. In Spring I spend considerable time digging up luxurious grass (no other word for it) from around.the base of the bird table and the apple tree in which the bird by Freespirit

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24/03/2012 17:14:10

by Me1think

bird droppings

have re-built the garden we have attracted a lot of wildlife, birds included, and i have noticed a lot of there droppings on the plants, we want to put in a feeding station, in a location that enables us to enjoy viewing the birds but also keeps them by Percy-Grower

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11/06/2012 13:24:43

by Percy-Grower

Talkback: Birds - make your own bird box

Thank you 'Gardeners World' for the very easy instructions on how to build a simple bird nesting box. I now have three boxesin my garden. i shall be making some bird boxes and placing them in our allotment..thanks. Thanks for the details. I'm going by bluetim

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12/05/2012 07:38:20

by mullacaboo22

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