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Talkback: Growing herbs

story to make you smile now.Two young girls came to tell me that another wee girl had stolen a lady bird from my garden kept a sraight face and said Im sure the ladybird did'nt mind. Laughed at the thought then spent the rest of the night worrying by Margaret

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28/11/2011 18:43:24

by Chris G

Talkback: Leaf scorch

would like to share it so that someone could identify it for her. Its very unusual and getting eaten alive by ladybirds. It has grown amongst her vegetables... Can someone please tell me if this is possible? Or could you post on my behalf? Hi Wendy by Stonehenge

28/11/2011 18:44:04

by Pippa

White bugs infesting compost bin

've loads of ladybirds, although I haven't seen any lacewings yet, just thought they would have a feast. I have two greenhouses, one heated and one not...I used the compost (mixed with leafmould and shreddings - both well composted) and there doesn't seem by HyppyByker

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31/05/2012 15:05:09

by Jumbo56

wildlife in the city

. There were owls too, which would sometimes keep you awake and horses would sometimes be grazing in the field. We would collect grasshoppers, ladybirds and butterflies in the summer and have competitions to see who could collect the most before letting them go by flowering rose

20/12/2012 23:36:58

by Norm2

heloo every one

oooh lovely food for the birds and ladybirds etc but as a read on here there is a lot less aphids than there used to be,personally i think it is too much interference with nature,even the GM groing could be having a knockon affect.last yr i had a lot by gail collins

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18/05/2013 22:37:18

by Pennine Petal

Talkback: Gardening for bumblebees

and the ladybirds love them. When is the best time to prune hybrid tea roses and when is the best time to prune floribunda roses? fifi - how exciting! Were they black with a red tail by any chance? They are sometimes called stone bumblebees due to their preference by fifi

28/11/2011 18:42:58

by Anonymous

Plants still in flower

in flower and my snowdrops and some crocus are in flower. I just dread to think how many bugs will survive. In the autumn we had lots more ladybirds than I had ever seen in the garden, but this week I have seen midges in flight, and a blue bottle, plus by ruth BAILEY

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13/02/2012 14:37:24

by animm74

Talkback: What's nibbling my Lilies?

is interested. I have also had my lillies almost destroyed this year by lily beetles. I have never seen as many before. Global warming to blame? The beetles on my lillies are plain red. I have never seen them before, they just look like ladybirds but without by Sara Miller

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28/11/2011 18:28:54

by bitcoin

Talkback: Growing veg in containers - garden pests

using all your wits if you want to defeat wild life on the look-out for a tasty meal. I too am hoping for help from the frogs, if the heron has left me any. He has been swooping down on my garden a lot in the last few weeks. I also leave the ladybirds by Jane

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28/11/2011 18:43:46

by tillymint21

Talkback: Bumblebees and wax moth

.xhope you are well,hows the garden? My garden is doing very well this year, sarah's pondlife, and I am enjoying lots of strawberries and early veg. No trouble on the roses or beans with aphids as there are lots of ladybirds. The Centre Court at Wimbledon by Greenwatch

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28/11/2011 18:43:52

by happymarion

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