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A Compost recipe !!

The 3 things needed for making compost are Air, Heat and Moisture in equal measures. Its not the grass, twigs, leaves or veg peelings that makes compost, although they are important, its the micro-organisms that really do the job. Provide by marshmello

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20/04/2012 13:19:08

by marshmello

Plant Supports for Perennials

I remember seeing Monty Don making plant supports for perennials on a earlier episode of Gardeners World. Can anybody tell me how he did it? I know he used metal rods of some description and bent them. This one? http by kaythomson1

29/08/2012 20:57:13

by figrat

Birds nesting

Well I am both happy and upset. I was going to get out this week and cut back the ivy growing up my house. But I have noticed that it has become home to wren's and robins making nests. Happy to have my little friends back again this year but now I by discodave

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07/03/2013 18:23:16

by SwissSue

Help needed........

to find out how far their roots extend into the garden. They could make cultivation difficult. If they were my trees, I'd think of having them down. But dealing with those roots could still be a big job.Do you like the view of that shed in the distance by Duchess

23/10/2012 18:07:06

by discodave

What animal is this please?

Hi. Attached are two photos of a hole made in my veggie patch. What could it be? I have seen one bee make a solitary hole near by, but it is tiny. I know I have mice under the garden shed. Could they have moved? I have frogs. Could it be a by Mandy Jones

29/08/2012 13:03:59

by Mandy Jones

I THINK I have a Peace Lily - how on Earth do I make it happy?

by martin2345uk

21/10/2012 16:48:33

by flowering rose

Talkback: Apple sawfly

Doesn't it make life interesting when your plants are less than perfect? A bit like people, I guess. Doesn't it make life interesting when your plants are less than perfect? A bit like people, I guess. by happymarion

10/10/2012 16:04:06

by happymarion

Talkback: Siting a greenhouse

If you set your greenhouse on slabs, make sure the upper surface isn't 'riven' as that lets water drain in whenever it rains! by Callander Girl

17/01/2013 22:28:12

by Callander Girl

Ponds

buy the special pots in a good garden or aquatic plant centre. The advice these days is to plant into mostly grit as this anchors the plant and prevents soil leaking into the pond water and making it a)muddy and b) rich enough in nutrients to grow by Anne Brown

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11/07/2012 15:29:23

by Anne Brown

Get thrifty

into the soil at the level of the roots. Coffee shops are a great source of free used coffee grounds which make excellent fertiliser for the soil, espcially for acid loving plants. Buy plants out of season. Spring bulbs are cheap after Christmas, summer bulbs by Daniel Haynes

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23/07/2012 20:01:22

by Chris9

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