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Talkback: Snail attack

of the beastly things. Just when I think I am getting somewhere near seeing the back of them and only picking up 3 or 4, the next morning I find 10 or more. What is the answer? They have eaten my courgette and Market More cucumber, climbed the bean poles by Tariq

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28/11/2011 18:29:40

by Anonymous

Talkback: Ant attack

I had never given ants much thought until twenty minutes ago but I not only have them in my compost bin, they're now in my greenhouse. Help how do I get rid of them?P.s. Im not a killer I usualy pick up spiders and put them outside whilst others by Jan

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28/11/2011 18:29:44

by Ali Fisher

Talkback: Slugs and snails

have not tried this yet, but it conjures up quite a picture. I find a small bowl of water with a squirt of washing up liquid does the trick, pick up your slug/snail drop them in the bowl and hey presto they are done for. Have you tried SLUG GONE. Safe by ginjosie

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28/11/2011 18:30:12

by BevG

Talkback: Digging and not digging

's SciFi film. You know the one where the unsuspecting explorers are getting picked off one by one by the plants tendrils.So for the first winter I set to digging out the weeds from old carpet, lengths of metal pipe/tubing that had rusted at surface by Gardening Green-horn

28/11/2011 18:30:54

by finnymagic

Talkback: Camellia

. Thanks Meg Can camellia flowers be composted Yes, camellia flowers can be collected and picked off shrubs and composted. My camellia has little (1/2" - 1") green balls all over it. Are these just seed pods, or is it some evil critter I need to dispose of by Starlight

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28/11/2011 18:30:58

by BenSherman

Talkback: Bumblebees in the compost bin

after the honey dew or any chance they're picking off some aphids?BF In Oxted, Surrey Reply to BF in Oxted, SurreyBumblebees do lick the spilled honeydew from leaves. They're not interested in aphids though. We have just found a bumblebee nest in our by mab

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28/11/2011 18:38:46

by Richard Jones

Talkback: Dogs in the garden

the end to do its busyness.if you then do a drainaway you can easily wash down the very thin path of slabs or concrete and pick up the rest.there are very few programs that actualy address this very real problem yet there are millions of dog owners by Chilipops

28/11/2011 18:38:56

by Iulian Caini Haiosi

Talkback: Growing potatoes

again for sure - but how do I prevent scab?Ian I honestly like every potatoe variety i have tried and could not pick between them.I was wondering though if i want an early mid, late and christmas lot of potatoes which different varieties do you suggest by garden5

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28/11/2011 18:40:09

by Anonymous

Talkback: Seed potatoes

for about another 3 weeks? Thanks. P.S. My pots will be grown in bags to save space. I wonder if you can find the time to answer this question please?This year I picked the very first of my new potatoes very early, just to get a taste. I by Tom Tom

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28/02/2012 19:33:11

by tillys boy

Talkback: Snails and song thrushes in the garden

the foodchain, like a bird, can find them. There is no need to be cruel to be a successful gardener. I love it when a tame robin or blackbird joins me while I am gardening to pick up worms - luckily all the gardens I work in have very fertile soil. I agree by Dragonfly

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28/11/2011 18:40:29

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