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Talkback: Bumblebees and wax moth

Oh dear... this is a sad story. We're all holding our collective breath here, hoping for a happy ending! Go bees, go! I never knew of the terror of wax moths - I hope to hear good news soon. I shall endeavour to dissuade next door's cat from swiping by Greenwatch

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28/11/2011 18:43:52

by happymarion

Talkback: Jersey tiger moth

Green S E London just seen Jersey Tiger Moth in the garden at Watchet - Somerset - also saw one last week Jersey Tiger Moths currently seem to be quite widespread in SE London. One seen in Crystal Palace yesterday. Update. I've spotted several more by Paul Rossi

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28/11/2011 18:29:37

by Sarah

Tiny moths in greenhouse

I've noticed some really tiny moths in my greenhouse, they rise up in a cloud when I disturb them, I'm not sure what they are but I have a sneeky suspician that they are up to no good! Can anyone give me some advise on how to get rid of them by Karen 5

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09/03/2012 21:34:35

by Fonzie

Hummingbird Hawk Moth

their eggs. Has anyone had any success in attracting these moths or if they frequent your garden what is it that seems to attract them? Their favourite in my garden is Ceratostigma wilmottianum, if they arrive at all they love that We get them on the buddliea by Keyser Soze

17/06/2013 05:34:48

by Keyser Soze

Talkback: Moths and caterpillars

Kate you are a real softie,Old chippy I love moths. Possibly a bit scary as they move so fast but so beautiful. I particularly like their ability to disguise themselves and keep perfectly still @oldchippy I know, but what can you do?@2 I love by oldchippy

29/12/2011 08:30:08

by Kate Bradbury

Talkback: Moth orchid

sisters wedding and it has not stopped flowering since. Only two weeks between flowering and then they last for what seems ages.Any advice on Propagating Moth Orchids. Robbie Moth orchids aren't easy to propagate Robbie. The commercial nurseries use a by Nicepersonlikeyourpicture

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28/11/2011 18:30:41

by lynn

Talkback: Codling moth

relly helpful to have these features before the isects and moths do their damage as it is a quick reminder to do the job rather than trawling through books once you have the proble and it's too late to do any thing about it, don't get me wrong I by kaycurtis

24/11/2011 15:29:54

by audrey23

Talkback: Oak processionary moth

with sunrise. It was only exhaustion, hunger and thirst the week later that finally broke them and in bunches they fell or clambered down and off. There are now these moths on Wimbledon Common where i like to jog and walk. Recently I have experienced a very by Richard Jones

30/04/2012 19:07:19

by Shrinking Violet

Talkback: The brimstone moth

newt-spawn[i would love to have great-crested newts in my pond.anyone got any ideas how i can encourage them in my garden..... It is nice to know that someone else appreciates the beauty of moths too. :) One of the newts in my pond has gone all bloated by sarahs pond life

28/11/2011 18:38:38

by jolly

seeking your advice

I know I'm ahead of the game but does anybody have a tried and trsuted way to control pea moth. I crop rotate but always seem to suffer with maggots attacking my peas, much to my grandsons' disgust! Any advice? by Steve Mayhew

19/03/2013 21:40:31

by Steve Mayhew

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