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getting rid of slugs

-life friendly alternative The midnight hunt is probably the most effective route, backed up by wildlife-safe Growing Success Advanced Slug Pellets. i use every possible method: the beer one seems to work only once in the season, even when putting fresh beer out by artychris

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31/05/2012 14:37:15

by Jumbo56

Garden Planters

about ornamental grasses too. I simply love grasses and grow several. Consider a beautiful blue grass called Elymus Magellanicus...it's also evergreen and still match blue convolvulous. Or, how about carex Comans Bronze? This has a fountain of fantastic by Ryan Lloyd

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27/03/2013 20:47:19

by Verdun

What did you do in your garden today?

physical weakness at the first knuckle on the floweriing stems so each year I support with thin canes then they will flower upright til the autumn. The golden oat grass is lovely plant. If you don't grow this then do. Planted some perennials and hardening by LeadFarmer

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04/05/2013 20:43:44

by AndytheScientist

Talkback: Six plants for a new garden

when i need to plant them out, in the garden,or do i need to put them in pots first for the winter months, and then plant out in the spring, ISN'T THE POLMORPHA PERSICARIA SOMETHING ELSE. HERE IN CORNWALL, ONT. CANADA IT GROWS SO GREAT. I HAVE ONE FOR A by emma t

28/11/2011 18:37:15

by RAVEN

Talkback: Frogs and slugs

do keep the slugs at bay. I also try to grow plants that slugs and snail don't like, lavender, lambs ears, astilbe, ferns etc. I have tried to encourage as much wildlife as possible into my garden and have lots of bird feeders, sun flowers, poached by Lizzie the gardner

28/11/2011 18:37:17

by joseph woosey

weed, plant or veggie?

we've found a couple of these growing in our garden veggie patch. when small they looked similar to our potato plants however now they're much bigger they don't look anything like potato plants. we've had a lot of seeds move round the garden caused by Mizz

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15/05/2012 11:58:01

by ladygardener2

Too cold to relocate perennials?

that although the plants are growing (slowly), and daytime temperatures are above freezing, night time is below freezing, so I'm wondering if I should wait until both day AND night temperatures are above 0C before moving anything. The things I want to move by Tim Burr

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30/03/2013 22:40:27

by hollie hock

Plant advice needed : damp shade

and flower most of the summer. I grow acteas....Usually dark purple or brownish foliage, quite statuesque with scented late summer flowers...and they too will go there.Astilbes, ferns, certain grasses.Aconitums have tall normally blue flowers .....and love by Michelle7

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10/04/2013 16:35:29

by Verdun

Garden Problem Area

Hi, I have a problem area in my garden, it is at the bottom of the garden, in shade most of the time. There is also a well established Walnut tree growing there. My problem is that nothing seems to gro there very well, except for weeds (geranium by saltski

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07/03/2013 12:28:51

by saltski

Talkback: Best in show at Gardeners' World Live

's just a small town garden, with a raised bed - and too much shade! I've got things like ferns, a fatsia, hellebores, hostas in there at the moment - and I'm growing herbs and salad leaves in pots in the one sunny corner. I also have a severe slug by Show visitor

28/11/2011 18:36:28

by James A-S

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