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At wits end with carrots and slugs

resident hedgehog and loads of frogs in the garden. Tried again this year and had very successful germination only for them all to disappear only three days later. I know it's a perennial question but does anyone have any ideas. What is really odd by Auntiemand

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03/05/2012 01:51:52

by Welshonion

Talkback: No angels on Peckham Rye

I have 8 foot fences sourrounding my garden - we have hedgehogs visiting and found a young one just the other night! The only way in is to climb over the fences. Thanks Jan I am encouraged - I will try some hedgehog food to entice them up the bank by Jane P

28/11/2011 18:37:30

by Kevin Barber

Pigeon problem

Last year my six cabbages were shredded by wood pigeons. How do I stop this happening again? Netting isn't an option as I'm about to give a home to a hedgehog and don't want to risk it getting entangled. Wyevale are selling large netted cloches by chrissierw

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27/04/2012 07:45:34

by backyardee

Talkback: Homes for wildlife

I have a hedgehog house and nesting box and both are being used,I have a single blue tit that roosts in the nest box over night and the hedgehog has been using his house everynight,he hasnt gone into hibernation yet,but will as soon as it gets a bit by i grown my own

28/11/2011 18:41:30

by Exeter Whizzy

Jelly like substance

there. If it's sort of joined up translucent globules, sorry terrible descrption, then it could be water retaining gel, especially if you've added to any pot compost that has ended up in the garden. If it's dark brown slime then hedgehog poo an option by Lesley10

20/10/2012 13:52:04

by Dovefromabove

Latests posts- only the last 100

in the search box that you know is in a post you want to find (say Scabious or Hedgehogs or whatever) and see if it comes up that way by Hollie- Hock

11/09/2012 21:53:21

by FloBear

Flower Identification

the advice everyone bananarama, I love your avatar piccie. I have rescue hedgehogs and recently met some week-old hoglets being cared for by the rescue lady. Aaaah:- ) Thanks Flobear, we found this hedgehog in the garden a couple of years ago. Looked after by bananarama

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30/07/2012 22:51:19

by bananarama

Talkback: Earwigs

suggestions. The culprits are still unidentified, but I still blame slugs/snails as our garden is full of them. We need hedgehogs. Sadly, earlybirdellie, you won't have hedgehogs if you scatter slug pellets about! I live in an area that is known to be by lennypearce

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09/07/2012 08:11:02

by Gardening Grandma

Talkback: Snails in the garden

to keep in pots on an area of gravel. Otherwise I try to let nature keep the balance (although the mouse that ate my lily bulbs sorely tested my tolerance)! Hi, I have been having trouble with slugs this year, and recently a Hedgehog somehow has come by Anonymous

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28/11/2011 18:36:31

by jaycee2

Talkback: Codling moth

hello im very soory to put this on this blog...not sure where to put it,anywaydid anyone watch alan titchmarsh this afternoon? if so does any1 have an idea where the hedgehog house came from,ive tried looking on itv alan web-site no luck ive rung by Reggie

28/11/2011 18:44:11

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