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Banana Plant Problem

you see a new leaf forming in the centre? If it has been outside during the summer I would inspect the roots as I have had vine weevil grubs eating the roots of mine in the past. I am Keeping it in the House as well My wife has been watering by Petew

10/11/2012 17:54:30

by moogiboogy

badgers in gardens

I have badgers coming into the garden digging up the lawn. They are looking for chafer grubs to eat. I know that I need to get rid of the chafer grubs, but until that works, the badgers are destroying the lawn. How can I stop them coming by MariaC

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08/03/2013 09:31:09

by Alan3

Talkback: Vine weevil control

lavae in my old strawberry pot (yesterday)....I painstakingly went through all the old compost removing the grubs and then thoroughly cleaned my pot (replenishing with new compost) - can I assume that as the grubs were in one of my pots - all others by Joss

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18/02/2012 13:47:45

by cghosthuh

help my fuchia has been eaten!

out of the edges of leaves, Knock the plant out of its pot and look for any white grubs in the soil, if you find any and they have not too much damage to the roots ,get as much soil off the roots re-pot and water with a suitable vine weevil killer by mucky

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13/02/2012 00:11:29

by jeffd

wire worms

and gorge themselves on the peelings, Check every couple of days and empty contents into a bucket of water, the fat grubs will drown. Repeat as necessary. by weejenny

09/05/2012 07:27:44

by backyardee

LAWN SCARE!!

Pinkpeony, can you describe what is happening to your lawn.. At this time of the year lawns are attacked by crane fly larvae feeding on the grass roots. Birds search for these grubs and because the grass roots have been eaten the grass is torn up too by pinkpeony

17/09/2012 18:07:01

by christopher2

leaf damage to container plants

eaten, with the damage starting either from outer edge of the leaf, or from circular holes in the middle of the leaf. So far I can't find sign of vine weevil grubs or adults. Any advice welcome! A lot of creatures are night feeders and I always suspect by Katy12

26/09/2012 22:53:51

by plant pot mad

Vine weevils

plan to use nematodes in the autumn to kill off the grubs in the soil but what can i do about the weevils? I have just been out and picked off about 20 weevils and squashed them! Is there anything I can use to spray them with? I will be eating the salad by GillT

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12/06/2012 23:42:58

by GillT

Talkback: Cockchafers

't their grubs do loads of damage to our lawns? We have very sandy soil and I am worrying now as to how to deal with these things....I understand the adults themselves don't actually do any harm other than laying their eggs, that is! Am I worrying unneccesarily by gardeningfantic

11/06/2013 22:10:36

by Dovefromabove

Potted Bay Tree

sure it is in a sheltered, sunny position to give it the best chance. A thought - did you examine the roots while re-potting? Did they look healthy? And no sign of any grubs such as vine weevil? Hi i'd concur with Alina, that bay trees like to be fed by Shirls44

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10/05/2012 20:40:09

by rosa rugosa

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