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Talkback: Hibernating snails

boozy parties and procreate all the more. At dusk, my lawn is teaming with slugs. (my garden is 100 x 40ft in size). Literally covered with them. Not sure how to deal with this problem as there are quite a few cats in the area I don't wish them to come by Anonymous

28/11/2011 18:30:19

by BevG

Talkback: Compost

and have a very small garden but LOTS of leaves are falling from trees behind the back fence I rake them from the lawn should I also remove them from the flower beds which is mainly shrubs with a few newly planted perannials and bulbs By regularly turning by compost

28/11/2011 18:30:35

by orchid

Talkback: My garden shed

wormicide and the wormery was out. I believe there are at least two barbecues in there, various rakes for a lawn that disappeared years ago, some rather nice pots, a large colony of small spiders and a small colony of large ones. If I could get in there I by Rhoda Dendron

28/11/2011 18:30:40

by Pamela

Talkback: My Big Garden Birdwatch

the seed feeder, particularly picking up seeds falling on to the lawn, with 4 house sparrow joint second, and 3 very fat woodpigeons and 3 green finches in joint fourth place. Disappointed with only a single blackbird, starling and song thrush. I'm sure by VP

28/11/2011 18:30:42

by Caryanne

Talkback: Sieving compost

from B&Q, with a bit of patience I could have held a barbecue. I'm having two trees taken down in a few weeks and I can keep their chippings if I wish. I have a large garden, and a thread-bare lawn (due to my footballing sons!). Any ideas what I can do by jennyhewitt

28/11/2011 18:30:47

by stu_the_cake_baker

Talkback: Compost and green manures

What do I do about persistent moss on my borders, both soil and shrub stems? Would lawn sand kill the plants? I have a white foam type substance growing in my compost bin. i presume it is bacteria. Do i need to get rid of it, and if so how. I would by Compost Problem

28/11/2011 18:31:14

by Bartons School

Talkback: Frogs and slugs

nothing could grow through. Suffice to say it looked drab and devoid of plant and animal life. I've now moved the stones, seeded and grown a lawn. Now looks great. Lots of bugs and birds now... Great blog Adam, we have the little 'hoppers' in our garden by Lizzie the gardner

28/11/2011 18:37:17

by joseph woosey

Talkback: Growing daffodils

have leafs...is this true...if so how do i plant them so i can acheive flowers every year,i wish to plant them in my lawn and some in the borders. Yes the Pheasant Eye daffs are great and scented too, however they flower much later and many gardeners by lillylady

28/11/2011 18:39:44

by fiona

Talkback: Cherry trees

. It has devoured my lawn, nearby shrubs and is constantly looking around for more food. The tree is breathtakingly beautiful in spring but is a real pest the remainder of the year.I have pruned it drastically once or twice but it keeps coming back. Should by frank

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28/11/2011 18:40:03

by KarenMc

Talkback: Daffodil care

crown.It is great, just saw a landscaping blog from north usa were magnolias are in full bloom- they are bit a head. Can anybody tell me when I should plant crocus bulbs? My wife has seen them dotted around lawns and fancies them in one of ours. When we by Bert

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22/04/2012 13:22:50

by Alina W

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