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Bee friendly plants for hanging baskets

As a very amateur (and newish gardeners) we have been trying very hard to get most of the plants in our garden bee and insect friendly and hope to convert some grass to wildflower meadow this year. However I have been guilty of using non by Bowdeeka

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12/03/2012 19:27:28

by Bowdeeka

Talkback: Wormery composters

and compost my kitchen waste and that of my neighbours. My worms don't care for onion skins or citrus fruit but process everything else and I crumble up eggshells to give them some grit. I feed them and the birds before myself. The productivity in my garden by Neil

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28/11/2011 18:40:01

by composter

Question for a calm winter moment

* economic- we can't afford to destroy the Earth Not to mention it is cheaper when I don't have to buy chemicals, pesticides, etc- just gather and recycle leaves, garden debris, kitchen scraps and an occasional load of manure.Organics is a way of life for me by ThaiGer

13/12/2012 18:06:12

by ThaiGer

Ants

veg I bought from supermarket but Sotongeoff has made me think they might be "living" in the kitchen. I put little spray down and ants have gone.....I think. Never had ants in winter before. If the water table is high in your garden, they may by Lyndylu25

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17/02/2013 13:12:48

by Lyndylu25

Talkback: How to grow parsnips from seed

the various seeds and how to do it properly. thanks Gardeners World! Make it seem so simple - which I guess it is Nice and simple - Thank you! I'm surprised you haven't mentioned two of the most important points to growing good sized, flavourful, unforked by nabiljafari

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12/07/2012 13:20:53

by dibsmft

bolting seedlings

Whenever I try to raise seedlings on my kitchen window sill they always grow very tall and become leggy before they get their true leaves, and then they make weedy plants! Any tips out there? It is the light levels- a window sill is just by Kate Brown

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16/02/2013 16:25:03

by flowering rose

lily beetle

I am planning my garden for the season.In the previous two seasons my garden has been plagued by lily beetle,my crown imperials were attacked and all my lilys.I have read that spraying sunflower oil on plants will help.Does anybody have any advise by sal3

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27/02/2012 14:41:47

by honey2

small bird watch

I'm sitting here in my office watching great tits going in and out of a bay bush. I reckon they're thinking about nesting. They might be in for a bit of a shock over the next few days Small birds in my garden have been getting very busy too by nutcutlet

12/01/2013 21:20:24

by nutcutlet

Advice on where to plant my apple tree and suitable hedging

garden is putting a pitched roof on top of his garage to create a bedroom. Also their kitchen window looks into our garden so my second issue is, what sort of hedging to plant ,I would like a fast growing and dense and also bird friendly. I would really by pennymax

03/02/2013 23:38:20

by pennymax

can we start a free plant give away in our local area

in there garden . can i have your thoughts please Hi, Derrick. This is an excellent idea but I would like to see it develop into local gardening clubs. In my area, many have closed down. They are sociable and a great place to learn and share. It strilkes me by derrick hammer

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09/03/2013 11:15:46

by joyce mannell

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