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New garden after house move

tenant) I also have aquired from the move an old stone bird bath,which due to drainage holes, I am using as a bird feeding station. I have also put out logs and a medium flower post underneith with a small door. I really would like to have hedgehogs by Jody Lovatt

28/04/2013 18:55:17

by Jody Lovatt

Talkback: Slugs

I put out saucers with bran dot them around the garden then at night rubber gloves on and go collecting they head towards the bran and its much easier to pick them up - then they go down the drain!! Hedgehogs and birds are also predators of slugs by smokeyjack

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16/04/2012 21:03:58

by Wintersong

Talkback: Octoberfest

up in the garden turns into a relaxed, productive afternoon, surrounded by colours only a British autumn can provide, and the promise of new life to follow with the bulbs being planted for spring. The hedgehogs make a lovely sight mid-evening looking by Marysa

28/11/2011 18:29:58

by James A-S

Talkback: Bed and breakfast

hedgehogs b & b i know 2 feed them dog food but when do they go 2 sleep 4 the winter?Andrea P Yes they're such pretty things, and I think they do well in our garden as we have such an array of nest materials for them. by Sue Raspin

28/11/2011 18:30:02

by pippa greenwood

Talkback: Garden bonfires: ashes to ashes

, to keep everything as dry as possible, and no hedgehogs can get in. Can you spread ash from bonfires and dig it into the soil? Arkle46: You can - roses in particular like wood ash- but better to put it in the compost heap first I agree, whoever thought by jro

28/11/2011 18:37:34

by James A-S

Talkback: Gardeners' World Live 2011

SLUG PELLETS! How are we to conserve the wildlife and birds in our gardens, for example, thrushes and hedgehogs, when a so called expert advocates using this poisonous, obnoxious way to eradicate these invertibrates. Shocking admission, please by lazygardner

28/11/2011 18:43:46

by monty dom

Mildew

reduce other pests such as caterpillars, that the extra birds you have attracted into your garden find these an extra bonus! Hello Hedgehog, You could try enticing birds into your garden with the following projects from gardenersworld.com: Making fat by Emma Crawforth

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06/01/2012 15:41:49

by Lindylou333

lawn edging shears

the difference I have made, Hello Hedgehog, It is good to hear from somebody who enjoys pruning. A lot of people are afraid of it in case they cut the wrong bit. But you can make such a difference to flowering and fruiting if you get it right. My favourite tip by Emma Crawforth

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02/02/2012 23:47:59

by TUTU

Something is digging up my Jerusalem artichokes

grass large enoungh, just one hedgehog size & I do not suspect him. Could it be badgers? I understand they are very strong so would be capable of digging them up. I have some on my allotment and are about 12 foot, they are monsters. I dont even like them by Briggsy

18/09/2012 17:54:50

by Briggsy

Dangers of antifreeze to pets & other animals

features - what about bathing birds? frogs? drinking hedgehogs? It's completely irresponsible. by LyndseyM

20/09/2012 19:16:50

by Dovefromabove

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