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Slug Stoppa

Has anyone heard of or used this?.It supposed to be a wildlife, pet friendly Slug Guard. Ive just googled it, its a granule 100% natural and for what i quickly looked at £6.95 for three litres so not a bad price either. I wonder if its available by Cranesbill

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07/07/2012 07:04:46

by Penninepetal

heloo every one

everything stage so I know what to off, what to keep or resite etc but I'm also keen to keep it as wildlife friendly as possible. We have squirrels, badgers, foxes, rabbits and a menagerie of birds every day so its going to be fun trying to find the balance by gail collins

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18/05/2013 22:37:18

by Pennine Petal

Talkback: Guerrilla gardening and planting tulips

that the organisers didn't intend for existing native plants to be removed or damaged, but perhaps they just need to give a bit more guidance to the well-intentioned guerrillas who join them on their adventures. There is lots of innovative wildlife friendly planting by Nick Mann

28/11/2011 18:44:19

by SuJo

slate soil and slugs

your soil, so that plants have a better chance of surviving. Site and situation are also factors. There are wildlife friendly slug pellets available which are effective if used according to the instructions. Sort your soil first. I have just bought 3 by jackie williams

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06/05/2012 11:05:09

by blairs

how to get rid of ivy in a wall

I have a dry stone wall at the bottom of my garden and ivy (planted by the previous gardener) grows inside the wall. I have removed all the ivy from the ground but it grows well enough just in the wall. Although I know about wildlife and carbon by janfran

20/07/2012 19:01:37

by Dovefromabove

front garden design

hi i am a new gardener and i have just moved into a house with a messy front garden. i want it to look nice but also be wildlife friendly. the problem is that the garden is only 3 foot wide and seems to be in shade all day. hubby wants to pave by bramble lover

03/04/2013 21:17:05

by Cheerypeabrain

Looking for plant suggestions

for something that will grow to a height of about 8', preferably native and attract wildlife. Any suggestions. ...you might like this one, it's Sambucus plumosa Aurea, a form of Elder. I think the leaf colour would contrast with your blue flowering Ceanothus by Sarah Hill

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19/04/2013 22:25:00

by punkdoc

Trees suitable for a private road

://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector/plant?plantid=4151 - http://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector/plant?plantid=1856 They all have an Award of Garden Merit form the RHS and none will get to more than 8 to 12 metres high. How about crab apple? Long season of interest and wildlife friendly, too. by Helen Andrew

26/04/2013 19:49:17

by Pipstrelle

Are these leopard slugs?

of slug it is, it will eat your plants, so kill it! According to this site (and several others) the Leopard Slug is the gardener's friend http://www.opalexplorenature.org/LeopardSlug I didn't realise any slugs were useful. Will have to look out by Amy-new-at-this

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13/05/2013 18:12:08

by Welshonion

Are sterile plants any good for wildlife?

't pull them out, its a lovely plant and I bet they weren't cheap either. If everything other thin in the garden is benificial to wildlife then a couple of plants wont matter. Find a friend that has some foxgloves in their garden and pinch a couple by Lunarz

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02/08/2012 15:05:24

by obelixx

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