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Talkback: Greenhouse heating
'll keep reading. Really not safe to light candles in there. The whole place could burn down - along with all your plants. Getting big chunky candles, therefore, is a bad idea. would tealights not provide enough heat to protect from frost and also up the CO by funkyjunkie23
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28/11/2011 18:40:14
by Burn
Talkback: Pond plants
centre im greeted with mmmm not sure..[i would like something with flowers on it..]also katie did you find out anything out about the palmate newts in my blog ie are they protected........ Hi SarahThanks for the info. I am having my small pond redone by Kate Bradbury
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13/05/2012 14:44:35
by Vicky Armstrong
Talkback: Fragrant plants
has a cure and tell me how to protect them?? i dont know about gardening as just got the allottment this year. i love the smell of nictiana evening fragance find it a good wellbeing smell and my jasminum officinale,im looking to grow butternut squash by Chiswickian
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28/11/2011 18:40:44
by Mark "Markham Tutor"
Talkback: Winter snow and tender plants
protection to the plant underneath? the ground is frozen. London: My bare root climbing rose has been in a bucket of compost for over a week now, just as the snow (London) began, outside against the west wall of the house., No snow this tiny area by happymarion
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28/11/2011 18:41:34
by mikegwen
Talkback: What to do with your old Christmas tree
looking. (Can we say "phallic" on the BBC?)In the past we used to let our Christmas trees dry out, and them we'd eventually burn them in the fireplace. The branches are useful also for protecting tender plants from late frosts. How about this? it was done by Ben Linsell
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28/11/2011 18:42:45
by Marc Azada
Talkback: Harlequin ladybirds
it was 1976. The seafront was swarming with them. No wonder they are seeking refuge in our centrally -heated houses in very cold weather, but they don't bite as far as I know and do help protect our plants from aphids. it a lovely place for the bees I have by kaycurtis
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09/03/2012 22:35:30
by Carole Lacy
Talkback: Garden birds, squirrels and fruit crops
plants as possible, then you protect your investment against bad winters and plants can get old and woody and a replacement in a pot saves you money. When the cold frame is too full, I exchange plants with others or give them as presents. Whatever by judith
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16/05/2012 22:28:04
by Ken 2
Talkback: Choosing plants for autumn colour
plants back next year, I live in devon so climate is not too bad.should I put thMarylynem away in a shed for protection after last years weather and should they be wrapped up .Than you marylyndavison, to test whether your potted acers are still alive by happymarion
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28/11/2011 18:44:13
by jackie
Talkback: Nature in the garden
to protecting plants from rabbits, pigeons etc but this really has had me beaten, plastic or clay pots from now on. I've never seen blackbirds in such large numbers as I have this past year. They had a field day with my no dig potatoes in spring. No matter how by rogerT2
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19/03/2012 20:45:57
by DAT
Talkback: Tomatoes, aubergines and peppers
problem is thanks. What size are the seedlings now and where are they in terms of protection from the elements and a source of decent light? The brown and white marks could either be a fungal infection or an excess of moisture in the soil. It's hard by southwickman
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11/05/2012 14:09:28
by Excitable Boy
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