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Revive drowned Christmas tree

of months later it had shed all its needles. They have not come back.Will they or would it be dead? Five months on I would have liked to think I would be seeing signs of life.Thanks for advice in advance by Mark Probin

27/12/2012 19:21:10

by Mark Probin

What to do with unused space?

I have a space between greenhouse and OHs large shed which at the moment has a water butt at garden end but back end just old pots and who knows what , my plan is to clear away nettles from fence area (neighbours chickens behind here) , get some by bunnysgarden

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29/01/2013 20:39:15

by bunnysgarden

pictures

Hi all just trying to get to grips with this picture uploading buisness. hopefully this shows some pictures of the garden in June Absolutely splendid, what a lovely garden, why not try uploading your photos to gallery thread . Very fine Nigel http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/the-potting-shed by nigelcoad

15/03/2013 13:49:44

by sotongeoff

up in the air

Hi all me again and today's work was ,we got the owner of our allotments to get his JCB out and help us move a 8 by 6 shed to another position, there we all were all of us telling everybody else how it should be done and "watch out ,move by Alan4711

06/04/2013 19:05:30

by Mummy Muddy Paws

MICE

Ealier in the year all my tomato and cucumber seedlings go eaten by mice how do i get rid of them from my shed? i tried traps but they don't work Garden centres sell little ready baited boxes; I leave one or two in my potting shed after having by cheesey ed 4

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03/06/2012 20:10:56

by cheesey ed 4

bare patch

. The shed door opens towards the plants. all ideas welcome for some reason this pic didnt load. for ref this is the length of the fence and other plants in it. I would first remove another foot or so of turf-up to the brown paving slab at the bottom by David 25

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01/02/2013 21:46:25

by artjak

nesting blackbird

Hi thought you might like to see this black bird nesting in my shed its nest is so round and neat. can't wait to see chicks. ..I wish I could enlarge it, but she looks happy... I wonder how she gets in and out the shed, I mean what exit? I broken by Aliesh

23/04/2013 22:41:29

by sterelitza

Talkback: Beetles, wasps and toads

, and my curiosity is very piqued.please help my curiosty, thanks Thank you for advice on the wasp nest, as I had one in my shed, I left it because it looked pretty and had just the one wasp, I was told it was a wood wasp , anyway it was just the size of a by Excited finder

28/11/2011 18:31:52

by Richard Pidds

Olive tree advice needed

may move them into the shed for a week. The shed's a bit dark, but at least it won't be snowy. Is this a bad idea? Kind regards, Josh from Somerset I have an olive tree which is in a pot and have had for several years. It is quite slow growing by Josh Hubble

22/09/2012 10:42:38

by Welsh Daffodil

Bumblebees?

emerge from hibernation as early as January, but to see one starting a new nest in the north in mid-December was incredible! Has anyone else seen any bees out this month? *I am posting this in potting shed until our wildlife section is built* Kate Sadly by Kate Bradbury

17/12/2011 08:16:57

by Botticelliwoman

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