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ID of plant growing EVERYWHERE!

, will it come back next year or would I have to let it spread some seeds? And if you're lucky you may get elephant hawk moths laying their eggs on it - beautiful! I'd dead had it to stop it seeding. It will come back from the same roots next year, so you don by Roxanne Blanton

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24/05/2012 15:48:02

by Gary Hobson

Carniverous plants

'm glad I've heard of someone else growing them -all my friends think I'm nuts ! I've got some mexican hybrid butterworts. Great at catching small flies like fungus gnats but dont seem to be able to catch moths or houseflies. I like them as they can by jean riley

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25/06/2012 18:08:13

by jean riley

What am I ?

pleased to have this solved! It'll grow 6- 10 metres. Very good for butterflies and moths, but you'll need lots of space. It's not just the height is the breadth the branches take up. Thanks for the info. Looks like it could grow into a sizeable tree by Jimmar

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02/07/2012 22:09:05

by quercus_rubur

Plants being eaten!

everything can they? What ever it is especially loves the foxglove leaves and well anything really! New hardy gerranium leaves are also being eaten off as they emerge. Even the bulbs as they emerge looking a bit moth eared. I have tulips, daffs, alliums by Ben Whistance

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18/03/2012 20:48:15

by cutie

Aubergines being eaten

hide behind supports etc too in the daytime (tomato moth caterpillars are very good at that!) Thank you for your help I will keep a look out. I've already poked about in any gaps and hiding places. Is there anything these caterpillars don't like by lucy33

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19/06/2012 11:27:59

by lucy33

caterpilers

As i was weeding my allotment i noticed alot of black and yellow striped caterpilers. after some research i found them to be cinnabar moth caterpilers. the strange thing was they were only eating certain weeds and not my lettuce,cabbage nor beans by peter darby

19/08/2012 21:45:23

by Hollie- Hock

Big Garden Bird Watch

involved. They've introduced us to moth traps, educated us on the pipistrelles and the different dragonflies and they bring rescued amphibians to share the ponds with our resident great crested newts. Now everything I grow I think, what will like that? by donutsmrs

10/01/2013 19:31:39

by nutcutlet

reviews

Something has gone wrong with reviews. If you look at peoples' profiles it says everyone has reviewed 1237 (I think) plants starting with moth orchids. Hi Busy, theres already a post on this in the forum Sorry, didn't see it, was bedtime when I by Busy-Lizzie

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10/02/2013 04:35:17

by SwissSue

Mysterious hole appearance in the soil.

Bee might be the culprit. Big bee. I think a mole. I've seen several holes around the edge of the my lawn and thanks to a determined effort with a 'fence' of moth balls, not in the lawn. . Noticed pots and containers looking wonky and digging around a by daydaisy

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12/04/2013 22:25:56

by Fairygirl

Talkback: Insects and snow

not upset insects fans? I'm sitting at my computer and suddenly I hear what sounds like a moth, battering the light-shade. Standing precariously on a chair I spot the insect I thought was a ladybird a few days ago, in the bedroom. This ladybird, however by kaycurtis

01/04/2012 14:03:02

by tony02476

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