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Wildlife Ponds

right to the top edge so any creatures that fall in can climb back out - I've seen mice and even a hedgehog drowned in such containers (even a washing up basin someone had used once). Please can anyone help. We put a pond in our medium sized garden last by MrsSpratt

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04/04/2012 09:10:32

by kate44cam

Windchimes

away at them. I find certain frequencies cut through to my hearing, the big cluncky wooden ones I don't notice, the tiny tinckley ones are ok too it's the medium metal ones which seem to penetrate my hearing, I don't have any in the garden not much by Dovefromabove

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30/12/2012 23:11:00

by Sam Glendinning

`empty Plot

The last few years I have grown a vegetable plot in my garden which is about 3-4m wide by about 11-12 m long.However this year I have not grown anything at all apart from clover as a green manure over winter. Last weekend I dug the land over by SarahTho

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02/08/2012 09:03:41

by SarahTho

Is there anything I can't compost?

the medium too acid for the worms. I put banana skins in, but some advise against this as they might attract rodents. Yes you can add manure - I don't think anyone would advise against that! Mixing the compost, in my understanding, improves aeration by Mummy Muddy Paws

17/10/2012 18:00:58

by FloBear

Potted ponds in Thailand

in the garden I will have a go and try and make a pond would it do better if I dug a hole and put the bath in the hole and put large stones round the bath, it is not a large bath maybe a medium one oval 22ins X17ins and 8ins deep, do I put stones in the bottom by Kate Bradbury

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24/02/2012 20:24:08

by Rosemary Clarke

Growing veg with little space

that will grow in a container - we are talking here of 45cm wide, also carrots, potatoes, beetroot (attractive with their leaves) In a sunny spot you can grow sweet pepper and chille, again a good sized container. Years ago in a much smaller garden, I used by laarobbins

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11/04/2013 00:22:59

by * Red Dahlia *

Petrol lawn mower

Can anyone recommend a particular petrol lawn mower for a medium sized garden lawn? Does it make any difference whether it has a plastic or metal deck? Do makes vary much as there's a huge price range? Thanks. I'm no expert .. Totally depends by wildpatch

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27/04/2012 12:06:46

by backyardee

First time grower and in need of advice!

garden is all paved and SW facing. I was thinking of having a raised bed (but not sure what size it needs to be) plus one of those small plastic greenhouse thingys and growing spuds in large gorilla buckets. I have a small windowsill propigator thingy by emraa

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25/02/2013 21:22:26

by Joolz13

Any advice on hand-push lawnmowers?

hand push mower, I too had the search for the a decent one. I managed to find one called 'Handy'. I actually got mine from The Garden Centre Group, for just under £60, but you can get them for an extra tenner, through Amazon (link) http://www.amazon by Cetti

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19/05/2012 16:34:31

by grannyjanny

Gardening in Aberdeenshire

household setting (I have a medium sized garden with raised beds for veg and lots of lawn and flower/shrub areas) I'm only starting off the summer season and they are already way ahead. Weejenny, I agree with your month difference. But it also makes our by Alisonfd

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23/06/2012 20:40:09

by Alisonfd

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