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a very miserable lady.

that grows only whatever plants it is that you want, as they will be the experts. thank you Bookertoo - one question - do I need to take them indoors in the Winter or am I able to grow them in the ground.? Here in South Wales we have some good old frosts by dudsybabe1

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17/07/2012 12:29:59

by jo4eyes

New Gardener . . . New House . . . What would you plant?

in the planter. I ripped both of them out. The shrub I left wass the smallest of the three. The planter that is attached to the house is not that wide (1 ft) and not that deep (1 ftish). There's a trellis which you could grow something up. I could also rip by lakerhater

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05/01/2013 23:18:32

by Sam Glendinning

Talkback: Mice in the garden

under flower pots, usually collecting bird-dropped sunflower seeds. I don't mind them - they have beautiful, big black eyes! - but it is important to keep back doors closed. I understand they have a habit of nipping indoors - and staying. And then they by Milo de Paor

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31/05/2012 20:57:46

by CCBear

slug pellets

a lot less slugs recently,even though we've been having very wet weather. The blackbird nesting in the tree at the back is also very busy! You can get 'growing success' ones that claim they don't harm wildlife, I've used them in the past but won by weejenny

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24/06/2012 15:51:02

by Barney_pl

Welcome to the garden design forum

the Garden moved there in 2005. One long one will be the backdrop to the new native meadow. As you say Emma a yew hedge is a great backdrop. Hello Happymarion, I'm so glad you allowed your scots pine seedling to grow. A mature scots pine with its red bark by Daniel Haynes

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27/07/2012 11:56:19

by junglemad

Talkback: Slugs, rain and nematodes

had the time to grow plants from seed and have been really pleased with my success - until I put then in the garden. Then I think every slug and snail from miles around makes a beeline for my little plot! Slug killer only seems to attract even more by Mary

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28/11/2011 18:31:54

by jo

Talkback: Waiting for rain

useful for protecting the courgettes against the recent winds.As plants grow, I raise the cloches on bricks and secure them with bricks at two of the corners to prevent them taking off in the wind!As for watering, well we have been watering every night by dinny

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28/11/2011 18:43:42

by katy english

Is this weeding?

reason, that he is unable to explain, whilst "weeding" he managed to chop down a six foot hollybush, a mature lilac tree, remove a hedge and lop branches (back to the trunk) of another 40 year old tree! He would only say "it'll grow back" but did accept by Chyperie

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06/03/2013 07:03:17

by CottageGardenFairy

Talkback: Mouse in the compost bin

and sunflower seeds we put out for the birds, put cats have found their spot and now they seem to only come out early morning. So I have safeguarded a spot for them, with their own peanuts and sunflower seeds. They hve shared our space for four years now. Like by Agatha

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26/02/2012 16:55:50

by BrendaScott53

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of the world too and in places where gardening and growing vegetables is almost essential for living, like in Cuba. The spices series I really enjoyed. Hidcote I LOVE IT THERE Hello from Belgium, I've been looking at Gardeners' World for some ten years by GRACELAND

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28/04/2012 20:37:33

by Mollycat2

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