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Talkback: Newts and pond water

means that aquatic wildlife cannot survive. Hi I have a small pond. It has been in my garden for 20 years. It has fish,frogs/skaters/dragon flies and a lot more, I clean it by using a hose pipe I start a siphon and let the pipe suck up the contents by Flowerlady

28/11/2011 18:36:31

by Joanne

Talkback: Snakes in the grass

climbing rose. My feet were underneath a clump of day lilies. I felt the stabing pain, stepped back onto the path and rubbed my foot and could see two puncture marks side by side about a centimetre apart. I wasn;t sure if a spider had bitten me but a friend by D.Foster

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28/11/2011 18:38:57

by MikeyC

'weeds' at Chelsea

solutions for the last several decades. Because of the extensive loss of habitat our domestic gardens are essential to preserve our wildlife and the show gardens at Chelsea this year have highlighted the fact that it is possible to have a wildlife-friendly by Loraine Kelly

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02/06/2012 00:33:00

by organiclinda

Talkback: Japanese knotweed

of Japanese Knotweed in our paddock, as we graze this area a friend has advised that we cut the stems to the last leaf shoot and pour salt and oil in each stem then cover with black sheeting - is this good advice? I note from http by Dunstergardener

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04/05/2012 16:02:09

by Excitable Boy

Making new section of garden private

at trellis but painting it is a pain (already have it in the garden) then thought about a laurel hedge but a friend has said its quite invasive. So now i dont know what would look the best. Any design ideas would be great. A hedge would be lovely by Gardenqueen

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16/04/2012 21:16:57

by Laura Corin

Can an architectural graduate move into garden design?

. This led me to think how much I enjoy nature, creating habitats for wildlife and outdoor spaces. I am now thinking about a career in garden design but I'm not sure what course would be best for me! As an architectural graduate I already have skills by Kentish Maid

15/10/2012 13:38:14

by Christopher2

unwanted willow tree

wildlife-friendly such as a crab apple in its place. Does anyone know how I can get rid of it organically? I don't mind leaving a stump but don't want it to re-grow and I don't use any harmful chemicals in my garden. I tried giving it a severe haircut by raggedrobin

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09/02/2013 07:04:43

by Dovefromabove

Where have all the hostas gone?

are still underground with their scarves on. Be patient and be ready with the wildlife friendly ferrous sulphate slug pellets already scatterd where your hostas will emerge. My hostas aren't peeping up yet but daffs, primroses and pansys are in ful swing by dizzylizzy

18/04/2013 10:57:48

by keepitlive

Small Wildlife pond

I need some help, i have been considering a wildlife pond for several years but never had the guts until now. There is a area in my garden which i don't like very much so i have decided that's where my pond will go. Its under a tree it does get a by Erica938

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08/03/2013 22:49:42

by Peat Ballan

Talkback: Death in mysterious circumstances

. I used to have a cat. Usually it would leave presents at my doorstep. Most of the time she would leave a few bones from a mouse or a bird. She ate very healthily so why she would eat the wildlife amazed me. Oh well! At least I know she loved me by Janey

28/11/2011 18:29:49

by joey woosey

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