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slugs in the kitchen

12ft under the boards which might be where there coming from,I don't know,its a battle. If you are going to kill them,make sure the slugs are not the Leopard slugs, they are good for your garden. Sorry but slugs in the kitchen where food is cooked by flowering rose

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10/12/2012 14:58:10

by flowering rose

Talkback: Baby blue tits

Hi Kate lovely storey,I have been redecorating the kitchen over the last two days only to keep finding ladybird larve all over the walls inside and out I keep picking them off with a card as not to damage them and putting them on the plant by oldchippy

21/07/2012 23:06:56

by ricardio4

After the storms.......

Despite the torrential rains and wind, the ornamental grasses are still swaying and overlording the garden. Miscanthus, panicums, Calamagrostis varieties are still in flower and providing structure and movement and colour. Interspersed with red by Verdun

28/11/2012 12:09:33

by nutcutlet

After the storms.......

28/11/2012 09:08:03

by Lowenna

last years compost

Can last years used multi purpose compost be added to kitchen and garden waste in compost bins to reenvigorate it, or would it be better to dig it into my raised beds? Hello Jasminesdad, Perfect gardening practice involves using fresh compost by Jasminesdad

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19/01/2012 17:56:08

by Jasminesdad

plant supports

of bamboo canes and string I have decided to prepare my self for next summer - just to try and stop me from staring out the kitchen window at the chaos the weather has created this year. Can you please let me have details of the video please. You by break23

28/09/2012 17:39:25

by break23

buddjlea buzz

hi everyone, i have taken cuttings of my buddjlea buzz, i have them on my window sill in the kitchen, what i need to know is, do i need to water them, and also, do i need to keep them indoors, Yes keep indoors. Dont let dry out. Not grown buddleia by lynne24

11/10/2012 21:11:39

by lynne24

Talkback: Red spider mites

kitchen windowsill now have this :( spider mites are an outdoor curse here in reno-the hot dry summers are perfect for them-soft evergreens(alberta spruce)can be killed in amatter of weeks-unfortunately people refuse to believe that they can be controlled by Valdel

24/02/2012 23:57:14

by david spikes

Talkback: Ants in the garden

spots like the thyme bed and the kitchen door as they are attracted to sugar. Seems to work. Ridiculous ... We need help, no silly prases. They can move a house to the next street.....ANY USEFUL TIPS/ADVICE? I haven't removed ants from my garden as I by suziethorne

28/11/2011 18:39:24

by chrissy

what can I plant that's low maintenance?

kitchen-gardening so am going to put a thyme plant which is currently in a bucket out the front in the patch but that will only take up a small part of the patch...I'll also put in another rosemary and another lavender plant but have no idea what else by countrybumpkin

13/10/2012 00:25:18

by Alina W

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