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Talkback: Growing potatoes and onions

. The easiest thing to do is just grow them in an old compost bag or dustbin - just pop them over roughly 10cm compost, cover with another 10cm compost, then keep topping up with compost as the leaves start poking through until you get to the top. Increase by ALEX

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28/11/2011 18:38:21

by ViMarie

Get thrifty

into the bin and replace with a fresh foot! Tights can be packed with nettles, dandelion heads,comfrey or horse manure ( it's amazing how much they stretch) and then suspended in a bucket of water to make a compost 'tea'. You can also use an old pair by Daniel Haynes

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23/07/2012 20:01:22

by Chris9

Talkback: Green manure

. This will help bind the soil's particles together, making it more water retentive and rich in humus. Is it difficult to dig because it's stony/rocky, or is it compacted? If you add manure/compost now cover it with plastic sheeting to prevent the nutrients by Kate Bradbury

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28/11/2011 18:41:24

by melanie

Talkback: Newts

callers even so and slow worms frequent the garden and hide under whatever they can find, as for rats and this is for Michael you must get rid of them they are vermin germs abound and if you have a pond they will eat your fish and pollute the water, don by Daily Digger

28/11/2011 18:38:09

by Richard Jones

Talkback: Hens in the vegetable patch

and I'm hoping that when the veg patch is too full of veg, things will be growing better in their run ! Interesting about the snakes we have a huge grass snake which lives and moves through the run, never seen them do anything but make lots of laoud by hell

28/11/2011 18:37:49

by Adam

Talkback: Growing leeks

well if they have uninterrupted growth and last year we had a late spring followed by a drought of about five weeks so the conditions were very poor for leeks. we have chickens in our garden and use the compost to mix with the earth.our potatoes by Anonymous

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09/05/2012 14:02:41

by gardeningfantic

Ideas for back garden design-without lawn!

different surfaces and keep the layout/materials simple and few to create a cohesive look. Hi there Ema, and thanks for your suggestions. With regards to the border, what do you think would be the narrowest width for a successful border? I am willing to make by NotSoGreenFingered

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12/05/2013 19:17:19

by NotSoGreenFingered

Talkback: Mouse in the compost bin

will lose out..any ideas people to move them away safely... I have dormice, Kate. They make holes in the hazelnuts which are really plentiful this year. Poppy, your female rat and her offspring will soon have more. Make sure your building is rat proof by Agatha

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26/02/2012 16:55:50

by BrendaScott53

Talkback: Dandelions

/Wiltshire border. I think they look pretty in the lawn, but I know if it doesn't rain this weekend, my husband will be out there digging them all up and making his straight lines as he cuts the grass. I wonder why it's only men who have to mow in straight lines by bushybushkins

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08/05/2012 12:18:56

by Gary Hobson

Talkback: Autumn gardening jobs

success and would like some kind of flowering plant. Any suggestions? thanks My garden is managed with wildlife as a helper/fellow user, at all times. Nature perfected composting long before we arrived and so I feel that it is best to leave plant debris by ChristyRose

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28/11/2011 18:44:14

by Todd Eric

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