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Talkback: Growing leeks

are like giants and the leeks are on the large size as well.no moths here but very large worms. more a question than a comment.Hosta in a big pot..splendid.. now that they are whilting. how do I treat them. I did the same with my leeks with the same sort by Anonymous

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09/05/2012 14:02:41

by gardeningfantic

Broad Beans

out in early March. Thank you Moth for the reply as i do not have a very large back garden i am going to plant them in large tubs can you tell me how far apart they will need to be planted. Mike. by paslode

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02/04/2012 18:57:29

by paslode

Clearing a large area of Ground Elder

the job, though ground elder is quite difficult to eradicate. I'm interested to see that you're hoping to turn it into a wild area... ground elder and nettles are pretty wild already. Nettles in particular are fantastic for ladybirds, butterflies and moths by Rose7

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06/04/2012 08:56:37

by neatbush

Lavender ?

. Is it better than augustifolia?. I like the sound of the moth too!, thanks. Both Hidcote and Munstead are great for bees, and pretty tough for a sun-loving plant. Lavandula angustifolia is the 'true' lavendar, and both Hidcote and Munstead are hybrids of this by lucky*

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26/02/2012 16:22:50

by BrendaScott53

Plant identity needed

. Lots of info on internet about how to look after it.You could always put it up for swapsies Looks like a moth orchid I find they don't need much looking after at all. Find it a bright windowsill, but not one that gets lots of direct sun - west or north by tony williams2

20/01/2013 19:39:57

by Rosa carriola

Looking after an orchid

re-pot the Moth orchid in? 2. Does the temperature in the room go beneath 18 C at night or is it standing in a cold(er) spot? 3. What is your watering regime? 4. A clear photo could clarify a lot I re-potted it in 'orchid compost' from a reputable by Lisa 6

23/01/2013 18:46:33

by lilylouise

Best tasting early peas

. !!!!!!! Cheryl, if you cover your peas with fleece at floweriing time you should not get any "maggots" in your peas. Sorry I'm a bit late with my question, is the pea moth a common problem and do you just cover at flowering time to stop them? I'm also going by Verdun

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05/03/2013 07:01:29

by Dovefromabove

Butterflies

today. It was a cabbage white, but made me feel all summery. Hi Coatsworth, it sounds like your caterpillar is a moth but not sure which. Orange Tips food plant is Garlic Mustard or Jack by the Hedge. As other have said they are lovely butterflies. I by ROBIN ROWLES

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30/04/2012 10:52:53

by COATSWORTH

Talkback: Western conifer seed-bug

have just found one in my conservatory! I live in Peacehaven on the South coast near Brighton. found one in the bedroom today! This species has now been confirmed in Cheshire. One of my Entomology Society colleagues caught one in his moth trap whilst by Richard Jones

28/11/2011 18:40:00

by Michaela

CATS

Amazon work a treat My mother in law uses moth balls. She just scatters a few around the area and the cats really hate the smell and find a new toilet! They do need replacing regularly though especially in very rainy weather. Another remedy is to buy a by belinda

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30/03/2012 06:25:36

by Jotting Pen

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