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siting where it get as much light/sun as possible-perversely it may need shading during the Summer but you don't want any permanent shading from trees etc. Again ideally a roof line that runs East to West is preferable but in the limitations of a garden by Supernoodle

24/10/2012 12:46:25

by steephill

Design Part of My Garden

Hello, I have a part of my garden which needs to be designed! I have recently had a wood burning stove fitted which meant that the old chimney pot had to be removed. As it had been on the roof for 80 years I did not want it taken away do by saltski

20/05/2013 22:03:18

by Daintiness

Making a path

In Joe Swift's garden design section in this week's Gardener's World, there was an interesting-looking path. It was made of long thin strips of stone, slate maybe? Laid in lines going across the direction of the path. Perhaps 1-2 inches wide. I by AbiM

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07/04/2012 07:39:30

by neatbush

Who else loves the humble sempervivum

really come to appreciate succulents and I am slowly making a nice collection of them. I'm fond of them too, particularly for their leaf colours. I planted some last year in the roof garden on Insect Towers. Looks like they've come through the winter OK by Gold1locks

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22/04/2012 10:32:50

by Berghill

Discouraging Starlings

Hi - my garden has been overtaken this year by a big gang of adolescent starlings. They eat all of the food as soon as I put it down, they constantly fight with other little birds to discourage them from using the feeders, they squeal all the time by Lunarz

16/08/2012 17:47:58

by Dovefromabove

Gardeners world pond

's resources he could arrange something like that for the GW pond In an ideal world that would be fantastic Steve, but my garden pond gets enough rainwater straight from the sky here in sunny Scotland, if i ran the rainfall from my roof to my pond i would by George David Hope

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28/04/2012 17:20:31

by pondskater

Edging for bed

those I wouldn't have room for sleepers as its the side o bed bordering neighbour and already have brooms in there. Dragged OH up the garden and he tells me we have some old roof tiles and flags we could use , he will dig a trench to secure them by bunnysgarden

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12/02/2013 19:56:20

by Joe_the_Gardener

just when u thought it safe im back

Hi all had to come back to Tenby from house hunting in Norfolk due to Snow warnings weather and road works,, 8 hours to do a 5 hour trip,anyway came home to tiles that should be on the front roof now decorating the front garden, bottom fence blown by Alan4711

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23/03/2013 15:16:59

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Swifts, newts and decking

. Since then the weather has been warmer and drier, perhaps they brought it with them? ,We live in a suburb of Southampton and the swifts used to nest in next door's roof, but the owner had the roof repaired and now they can't get in there, what a pity. I by Frieda (London)

28/11/2011 18:31:31

by jacqueline coyle

Talkback: Tomatoes: best varieties for flavour

bend from straight upright to curving up the roof without breaking the stem. Please could anyone suggest how to do this. Thank you I grow 6 plants of Shirley and 3 ofa.n.other.This year it was GardenersDelight. Both have a great flavour.I make soup by bobnmal

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28/11/2011 18:40:04

by fraserrennie

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