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Cats and Gardening

also wish to protect my lovely shrub too) by Angela Ellory

14/05/2013 13:55:20

by Angela Ellory

Overwintering young delhinium plants

delphiniums ? Thanks, chris They are too small to plant out now-it would be advisable to leave it till next spring-they are hardy but protect the pots from freezing temperatures Slugs were out and about in numbers this morning. by Chris 7

13/09/2012 18:01:07

by sotongeoff

To cover wood tip or not?

On my potted plants that were supported by bamboo stick, I noticed the bamboo tip were covered with a plastic cover. What is the purpose of them? Asthetic, safety issues or to protect them from rotting? I recently purchased a trellis made of willow by Kitty Jingga

18/09/2012 09:28:59

by Kitty Jingga

How to overwinter?

I have 3 Echium Pininana (Tree Echium) which are barley half grown, now about 1.5m, thanks to the awful summer. They are too big to dig up and repot in the greenhouse (and probably wouldn't survive this anyway): is there any way of protecting them by Scipio

23/09/2012 14:57:25

by Scipio

What stripped my plum tree buds?

garden. We also have frequent visiting bullfinches, but imagine they would not have wreaked the havoc we were annoyed to find. Any suggestions on how to protect this year's growth? by gardenbunny123

07/04/2013 23:31:48

by gardenbunny123

stream banking

to plant to protect the stream banking? I know willow is good but i think the roots may grow into the drain and damage it. not sure what to plant by Aliesh

18/04/2013 20:56:08

by Aliesh

netting brassicas

by chicken!

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07/06/2012 13:13:45

by Kathy 2

Hydragea

most of them on until the spring when I prune the plant, as the old flower heads protect the next year's flower buds. David10, just enjoy the new buds that are about to open so I would remove tatty flowers that will spoil them. When they, the new buds by David10

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02/08/2012 22:16:30

by Anna Skehan

my rosemary!!

can I do? Hello jdjp122, This sounds like tortrix moth. These moth caterpillars roll leaves around themselves to protect themselves - a very successful strategy. Carnation tortrix moth is known to attack many different plant species, including herbs by jdjp122

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15/03/2012 17:19:49

by Emma Crawforth

Weeping Rose

Hi We have a weeping rose tree in a pot which we plan on planting out next year.....girl at the garden centre told us we dont need to hide it in the garage as long as we protect the pot over winter. Any ideas what we should use to protect the pot by Brycey D

14/10/2012 21:11:15

by Brycey D

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