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Talkback: Creeping buttercup

I have creeping buttercup in my borders and attack it from early spring by digging up any plants and runners I can see. This is generally easier to do in spring before the shrubs etc start spreading. Hopefully I will beat the buttercup one by mavis8491

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07/05/2012 22:42:03

by ian gillen

Talkback: Autumn pots

bed this year but got the spacing between some of the plants badly wrong. I'm itching to move(transplant) some of them before they die back and become unrecognisable - can I do it now in October, or should I wait for the spring? Please can you tell me by popham

28/11/2011 18:30:06

by robbie

Talkback: Those wasps are still going strong

sites, in which case they will soon have all left the nest and the supply will fail. Keep an eye out next spring, in case some have successfully sheltered in your house and are roused in April or May. These will be queens seeking to establish new nests by annie

28/11/2011 18:30:08

by Richard Jones

Talkback: Quiet beginnings

of seeing the young birds in the spring time. I hugely agree that Pyracantha is under-valued. I was once standing behind two old ladies at a nursery and overheard the following exchange:"What's an Orange Charmer?" asked one."David Dickinson?" the other by Malclm

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28/11/2011 18:30:28

by johnmoore84

Talkback: Daffodils

good show of daffodil flowers in this part of the world until end of March. not a snowdrop in sight, daffs just starting to come though. roll on the spring, i need a garden fix My snowdrops are now flowering thanks to the sunshine wed 16th I also have a by Amoret

28/11/2011 18:30:33

by daffy

Talkback: Squirrels vs bulbs and corms

lovely show of spring flowers.What a joy. Squirrels are the bane of my gardening existence! Everything that I try to grow in pots, whether seedlings or bulbs are always eaten... until this year. My hair is thinning (I'm only 31) and I've been shaving my by ar

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28/11/2011 18:31:01

by Anne Wheaton

Talkback: Plants for shade

trees which have come up allover the garden this spring.I think this might be because of the wet weather in spring, because last year I didn't get any and we had at least 6 weeks of hot dry weather anyway all sorts of woodland plants do well,I have a by Galic and Snails

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28/11/2011 18:31:25

by SuzyQ

Talkback: Preparing the soil for planting

that I have more time in the Autumn when they are at school than in the Spring when there seems to be more going on. It stops me getting despondent in the spring with the long lists of tasks if I have my potatos, onions and broad beans in at this time by eve mould

28/11/2011 18:37:23

by den

Talkback: Apple harvest

in spring. All three same pollination group.Is the mild success normal for first year production? Thanks for help and advice. Our apple crop has been poor this year but luckily a friend has had a bumper crop and has let us pick lots from his garden. But we by Ian Galland

28/11/2011 18:37:26

by kay Curtis

Talkback: Hens in the vegetable patch

great to hear you march your hens out into your veg plot.... yes i agree with you but what will you don in the spring as we have done the same to find that they will eat all you young seedlings and anything else thay take a fancy to, let me know by hell

28/11/2011 18:37:49

by Adam

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