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Talkback: Jersey tiger moth

in the garden over the last couple of months and seen them flying up and down the road. Their bright colours and day-flying behaviour made them look like painted lady butterflies at first sight. We saw one on a dahlia flower in the gardens above the beach by Paul Rossi

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28/11/2011 18:29:37

by Sarah

Talkback: Vine weevil control

Kate - when you repot your orange add a thick layer of gravel over the compost. The vine weevils won't be able to lay their eggs. Thanks for the pesticide info. Dot I found out years ago that any trouble from vine weevil came into my garden from by Joss

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18/02/2012 13:47:45

by cghosthuh

Talkback: Paving over front gardens

it might have been part of the original building specifications. Bit by bit, though, people have been removing slabs to plant shrubs and flowers. I had the whole lot lifted in our front garden last summer, and found the remains of an earlier concreted area by happymarion

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28/11/2011 18:43:27

by Lisa

Talkback: Native versus non-native plants

I try and grow a lot of flowers for bees, and this year I have grown forget me nots and egg plant. I hate seeing front gardens that have been concreted over and no plants at all, doing this doesn't help the wild life at all. We can all do our bit by donutsmrs

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03/07/2012 10:42:58

by Gracie5

Is it wild phlox?

We are in the middle of creating an arched area and while doing it noticed something growing in a corner. I left it alone and eventually it started to flower - and it grew and grew. It's now been flowering for almost 2 months and the scent by Robot

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20/06/2012 10:45:19

by Robot

Talkback: A plumb job

owners have come together under the guidance of Scottish Natural Heritage to for the Clyde Valley Orchards Group, so any advice you offer will be passed on to my neighbours.Many thanksAndywww.orange-house.co.uk Fascinating to read about Graham and Janet by Dawn Hambleton

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28/11/2011 18:29:48

by Colette - Northants

Talkback: Local plants (for local people)

is with me for ever. It is fascinating to find out which of your "weeds" are truly local and which are not. Forgot to say my present from the birds last year( probably several years ago but now big enough to be noticed) was a spindle tree. It flowered and I by alanthomas

28/11/2011 18:42:52

by alanthomas

Some general help for a beginner with growing/repotting seedlings please??

of different varieties of fruit, plants, grasses, flowers and veg growing in pots, propagators and our greenhouse. A lot of the seeds are now starting to poke through the soil but I have a question, it may sound a bit silly and I am not sure how to word by davielovesgravy

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22/04/2013 15:13:46

by Bookertoo

Very large garden - where to start

' and doing it bit by bit. It's a bit like eating an orange, very difficult to do in one go, but lovely if you split it up into segments and do it bit by bit. If it's steeply sloping, have you thought about putting in a series of terraces? You could by Blueboots

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24/04/2013 22:46:20

by Tilley Bancroft

"desirable" plants that become invasive monsters

and has very resistant roots, even when quite young. And, reminded by obelixx, all the lysimachias. I may not have finished yet. Yep, lysimachia Firecracker. Years back I thought it a wonderful thing. Purple red foliage and yellow flowers.....ugh! What by Verdun

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15/02/2013 00:35:30

by Keyser Soze

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