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Talkback: Dormice

So cute!! That has got to be the cutest thing I have ever seen. He sounds (and looks) a bit like my other half! Sooooooo sweet!! I completely overhaulling my garden to make it more wildlife friendly(as if it is not already)! I would love to find by sarahbroome

09/03/2012 19:03:47

by Sandycicco

Talkback: Creating a pond

, Kate: Pleasure is mine. Of course it also means that you are responsible for pulling out the blanketweed.Amy Lou: Thank you.GHero; No camels, thank you very much.Wildlife Gardener: Seasonal ponds are a bit tricky in gardens as they look great in winter by Gardenbabe

28/11/2011 18:41:08

by debbieb

Tidying up herbaceous plants for winter

I'm in two minds about clearing up summers perennials that are now fading from green to yellow/brown. Somebody once told me to simply leave it to provide winter protection for the plant, and the garden wildlife (both good and bad), but I have a by Tim Burr

25/10/2012 21:44:17

by Busy-Lizzie

water feature

any ideas on a natural water feature for my small garden id love a pond but realistically i just dont have the room sadly Ponds dont have to big, any water source will encourage wildlife, a simple preformed pond can be simple installed in ground by weejenny

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10/07/2012 16:25:51

by weejenny

Hazel

wanted trees to plant in memory of her special day.I planted one myself which is the tree in my garden now ,and planted some into my sons hedge I was making him.This Tree has been more than worth it .Providing entertainment from the Squirrel who borrows by flowering rose

30/11/2012 12:56:05

by nutcutlet

'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 by Loraine Kelly

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02/06/2012 00:33:00

by organiclinda

help

I have a very large garden. we moved in to an overgrown jungle 2 years ago, well not literally, there is a house too. I cut down the sick trees, leaving others around the perimeter, these include, lime, oak, horse chestnut and oakbeam. from by safla2

22/08/2012 22:59:19

by safla2

Talkback: Grey squirrels

have evolved!! I have RED squirrels in my garden. My local wildlife trust hosts the Save our Squirrels team who are working to protect the remaining red squirrels in England. www.saveoursquirrels.org.uk.Grey squirrels are good to eat. Local butchers by Mike B

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28/11/2011 18:38:54

by scotam

Does Anyone Know What This Mauve Flowered Plant Is Please?

wildlife garden at an RSPB reserve it's a beautiful thing I also took a photo to load up here, thanks for saving me with all that kerfuffle! It's borage! I agree! Yes. I agree too: http://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector/plant?plantid=257 It also comes by Poppy Red

12/08/2012 19:20:06

by Dovefromabove

Bird seed falling in pond

Hi - I have a small wildlife pond which has a simple pump, pumping out water over a rock and back into the pond so that the water stays fresh. Unfortunately I have made the big mistake of putting it quite close to a seed feeder and the seed falls by Lunarz

05/10/2012 22:01:20

by Lunarz

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