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Talkback: Hornets

cut down mid season and leaves nettles damaging my fence as well as weeds comming through my patio and flower bed. I am in discussion following a formal complaint I, too, didn't know hornets are docile and less likely to attack than honey bees. All my by lee

28/11/2011 18:44:19

by Mike

Talkback: Robins

particularly chirpy chap to whom we would feed tiny cubes of cheese each day. If he considered we were ignoring him, he would come in the patio doors and fly around the kitchen until he got our attention, then fly out and wait for his daily treat. Later by kathryn.brock

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25/02/2012 17:41:20

by BrendaScott53

What is your kind of garden?

interest . I have shrubs, trees and evergreens as the mainstay and climbers , a rockery and a patio with allsorts in pots . I 've got a trellis around the patio and grow annual climbers to ring the changes amongst the honeysuckle etc. so a bit of a mishmash by Gardening Grandma

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02/08/2012 22:33:40

by hilaryjones1

Peace Lily

. It probably doesn't get watered very often, gets the odd dust and is kept by a West facing patio door. I think as long as you don't let it get frosted you shouldn't have any problems. I have a peace lily that ive had for years & it's beautiful. Firstly make by Supernanauna

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04/05/2012 15:02:27

by Supernanauna

Heucheras

in the pots, or in the ground as well ? I started all my heucheras in pots, in full sun, on the patio. They have done very well indeed and are flowering away very freely. They are thirsty though, so in pots you do need to keep an eye on them. I only plant them by Madeleine51

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23/07/2012 15:51:06

by Madeleine51

Dispute

but it won't spread all over your garden. Kate Dig it out and put it in a sunning pot on the patio or somewhere it cant seed xx Hi Percy, What I'd like to know is what has happened in the past few years that you've been growing it. If you've already had it a by Percy-Grower

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05/04/2012 17:02:46

by Percy-Grower

Lupin problems

in the ground doesn't assist me in daily inspections. Mine are going straight back in comfy pots at the end of summer with a good feed and a cheery place on my patio...and maybe another variety to join them. The garden is just too cruel for a lily's beauty! by Yellow Daisy

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05/06/2012 12:34:56

by Wintersong

Something is eating my lavender

I sowed some English lavender seeds (Munstead, Hidcote & Elegance Sky). I gave them the pre-sowing fridge treatment. Munstead & Hidcote germinated well, Elegance Sky less so. They are currently being grown on in pots on a shelf on my patio, ready by ChapelGirl2

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30/07/2012 15:35:51

by ChapelGirl2

Ooh ooh so excited!

of my windows. They've also self seeded in my cobbled patio. I'm really excited this year too - FINALLY got to plant up both a Hot border and a cool border with plants I've been propagating and nursing for a few years. You're so right about getting by Wintersong

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25/04/2012 20:35:49

by Wintersong

Any advice on hand-push lawnmowers?

Flymo used to blow grass into the borders and all over the patio even though it was meant to collect it all. It also saves time getting the power lead, extension cable, circuit breaker out from under the detritus in the garage. I actually look forward by Cetti

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19/05/2012 16:34:31

by grannyjanny

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