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Talkback: Growing broccoli

favourite ! Can anybody tell me what the small white grub that infests my cauliflowers and red cabbage.they are not cabbage butterfly grubs.these are in the heart of the plant.Thanks I have had club root in my garden for over 25years, is there anything I can by Dahlia Lover

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28/11/2011 18:39:49

by TonytheDigger

Talkback: Plants - planting an acer in a pot

a look at the root system and checking for any grubs. There is a nasty White c- shaped maggoty thing with a dark head which is the larva of the vine weevil, which eats roots, but I've not heard of it attacking an acer of substantial size. Another by cskourte

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01/07/2012 19:09:32

by jo4eyes

Talkback: Moles

pest and have to be eradicated. I also agree with Grumble2007. Having paid a small fortune to have my lawn relaid (it was ruined by chafer grubs last year), it's heartbreaking to have it destroyed by moles. Again. And paying £70 a time for a mole by chloet

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24/07/2012 11:03:04

by Doctor_63

Talkback: Not another courgette!

lovely and freezes well helps me use some of my glut of courgettes My courgettes, Butternut squash and Pumpkins seem to have been attacked by 1/4 inch long cream grubs that eat the roots. What are they and how can I stop them? Yesterday I fried a sliced by Ruffy

28/11/2011 18:29:50

by Dee

Talkback: Preparing the soil for planting

, just hasn't been through a cow! Hi, anybody av any problems with their leeks, all ours av been attached by a grub that leaves the leek all slimy? the complete crop is ruined as is the other allotment holders.Its been suggested that the fly laying by eve mould

28/11/2011 18:37:23

by den

Talkback: Wasps and wasps' nests

were yellow bits on the leaves but l noticed a lot of wasps nibbling at them, l cut them off recently, thats the leaves ha ha, but l'm going to whatch this year to see if they manage to get at the little grubs, thats the wasps ha ha. I have had gardens by Katkin

28/11/2011 18:40:28

by plotman10

Talkback: Artificial grass

't you people with artifical lawns miss the insects and don't forget worms for the birds if I dig in the garden a little robin arrives to see if I have unearthed a tastey grub or two,really hate plastic anything, love natural materials,don't you just love by claire

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15/05/2012 03:26:45

by kevin14 mark

Talkback: My favourite harvest recipes

://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1967/blackberry-and-apple-loafIt's so succulent and fruity and uses up shed loads of blackberries too.http://www.mandysutter.com/reluctant-gardener-day-390-harvest/ Just harvested our Cox Orange Pippins to find grubs in the centres with no apparent by HelenReeley

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30/01/2012 11:31:35

by Campbell McKee

Talkback: Hornets

these things into proportion. Reply to HappymarionIf you follow the link to Penny's Flickr photostream, you will see there were still grubs in the nest. The two photos here are both of males, which indicate that the nest had got to the point where the new by lee

28/11/2011 18:44:19

by Mike

Heucheras

to grow,feed them with a general fertilizer, the flowers are loved by Bees, watch out for the Vine Weevil grubs,these dreadful insects can cause such fatalities , they eat the roots,the results dont always show for some time,i usually use Vine Weevil earth by Madeleine51

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23/07/2012 15:51:06

by Madeleine51

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