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Protecting cherry trees from fly larvae

by Toulouse expat

18/05/2013 19:56:31

by Toulouse expat

garden furniture

I've recently bought some wrought iron garden furniture. What could I put on the feet to protect my timber decking ? Any suggestions ? Garden sleepers How about those sticky felt pads that you can use on furniture if you have wooden floors ? Only by Stephen Lawrence

11/11/2012 21:10:39

by Stephen Lawrence

Talkback: Make the most of a greenhouse in autumn

I have a plastic greenhouse. Will that keep plants etc protected from frost?Sue lescala wrote (see) I have a plastic greenhouse. Will that keep plants etc protected from frost? Sue Highly unlikely-not without some extra protection by lescala

19/10/2012 19:57:44

by Hollie- Hock

Buddleia

I have 2 buddleia plants currently in greenhouse and planning to create a new bed for these and various other things, am wondering whether they will need protection at all ...mainly wind I'm concerned about as they will get a battering being by bunnysgarden

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03/02/2013 20:39:38

by bunnysgarden

Something for a windy corridor

I am looking for suggestions for a tree/shrub to plant as protection for other plants. the area concerned is at the side of the house between the house wall and a six feet high fence. The wind whistles along this and I want to protect the plants by Grannybear

21/08/2012 18:00:47

by Grannybear

Talkback: Moths in the garden

Butterflies and moths can be welcome in all gardens. Check all cabbage family members for eggs or protect them with nets. more wildlife friendly gardening techniques at www.soilisalive.com by Andrew Astle

12/02/2013 18:35:42

by Andrew Astle

Olive Trees

of our garden because although it is south facing it is open to the elements all round except for immediatly in front of the house. This year we have been advised to wrap vulnerable plants in gardeners fleece which will protect the plants but allow them by scousenel

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10/03/2012 18:03:22

by mrs figg

Chiicken v's Veggies

What is the best way to protect a large vegetable patch from free roaming chickens? Is fencing the only option (other than getting rid of the chickens)? Thanks Afraid so, mine eat everything if i let them. I put flat wooden posts into the ground by skinnycat

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15/03/2012 22:38:40

by boxc

Tidying up herbaceous plants for winter

I'm in two minds about clearing up summers perennials that are now fading from green to yellow/brown. Somebody once told me to simply leave it to provide winter protection for the plant, and the garden wildlife (both good and bad), but I have a by Tim Burr

25/10/2012 21:44:17

by Busy-Lizzie

Young Beach Hedge

I planted bare rooted beach hedge plants last November. Each has a cane and a spiral to protect them from rabbits etc. They are now all very green and leafy so how long should I leave the spirals on? They seem a bit restricted with the spirals by Corinne Hitching

16/05/2013 19:35:20

by Tootsietim

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