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Water feature

I'm not sure where to put this thread so here goes. I would like a water feature in the garden and have two Belfast sinks. My local council has told me that I cant have a pond as its a health risk so I sold everything I had for mine last winter. I by Sam Glendinning

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05/01/2013 13:49:13

by Sam Glendinning

Root dripping water

around a foot square. Digging a hole to investigate I discovered a severed root that seems to be dripping water. Over 24 hours the hole fills up to ground level then stops. Our soil is sandy once the layer of top soil is dug through. The root in question by gary slade

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08/04/2012 16:54:40

by steephill

Potted ponds in Thailand

will scramble over but I've never had that problem. Some beetles are at home in water but others avoid it. Fab! we've a small and thriving pond (loads of newts and frogs, but never any frogspawn!), but some other options around the garden could look brilliant by Kate Bradbury

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24/02/2012 20:24:08

by Rosemary Clarke

Talkback: How to water hanging baskets

have allergies to cats and dogs! Why do they use my garden and not their own? That is a bit too simple for the real world.. baskets are always too high or the water just spills out.. Suggest for too high - then gaffer tape an old milk container to a by dotty16

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05/07/2012 08:54:38

by pottiepam

Murky water in Pond

Have a wildlife pond and last year could not get water clear. Tried oxygenating plants and barley straw. Pond is 4ft x 5ft approx and have added 3 oxygenators do I need more? Is it located in full sun ? Yes There lies the main problem - the sun by LizzyT2

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14/05/2012 16:08:37

by LizzyT2

Cucumbers

I am new to gardening and am growing for the first time. I have some cucumbers grown indoors from seed. they are now about 6 inches high and ready to plant out. Is it too early (too cold) to do this now? Also, the seed leaves have started to dry out by Worm2

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24/04/2012 14:24:34

by Worm2

wrinkly rose leaves??

much every day for the past 5 weeks - they are free draining pots though. is it too much water? I had vine weevil recently in the other half of my garden over the main beds (but not in any pots I could see) and treated a month ago using nematodes by freshairfanatic

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09/05/2012 15:41:54

by freshairfanatic

red robin bush

Hi i wonder if anyone can give me some advice.My sister has given me a beautiful red robin bush ,as she is moving house and asked me if i wanted it.i have planted it in my front garden ,i mixed plenty of compost with the soil as it has a bit by elizabeth cooley

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14/05/2012 08:34:25

by elizabeth cooley

blanketweed

I have a small pond that attracts newts, frogs and other wildlife. Despite having oxygenating plants, floating plants, a barley straw bag, a solar powered oxygenator and using biological products from garden centres I am still removing blanketweed by rose307

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24/04/2012 09:10:52

by backyardee

gnats

a works yard at the back of the house for the water company and they are drilling a bore hole. Could this be the problem and any ideas how i get rid of them or at least reduce the numbers. Move or- Encourage birds into the garden- failing that by bajangirl

30/04/2013 21:11:15

by The Burrower

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