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Talkback: Moths in the garden

Butterflies and moths can be welcome in all gardens. Check all cabbage family members for eggs or protect them with nets. more wildlife friendly gardening techniques at www.soilisalive.com by Andrew Astle

12/02/2013 18:35:42

by Andrew Astle

Cat/Bird and Wildlife friendly garden

I have a really tiny garden, just 32ft in length and 18ft wide...I currently feed the birds in the garden as one of my cats goes out on a lead and the other has restricted access. I want to cat proof my garden but its very difficult as we have by Suzanne4

26/04/2013 21:20:11

by flowering rose

WILDLIFE PICTURES

fed, I stand for ages at my kitchen window watching the birds. Here they are having a bath. Awww! Aren't we lucky? Good work everyone! I feel honoured to have wildlife in my garden and to enjoy your incredible shots from your gardens Truely lovely by gardeningfantic

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07/08/2012 21:23:34

by Rainjustlearning

Talkback: Woodlice

I have a woodlouse nursery in my garden, beneath a large terracotta saucer which I use as a wildlife drinking water container/bird bath.When I lift the saucer to clean it, I am always delighted to see woodlice of varying sizes scurrying away to hide. by collie_lady

17/03/2012 00:53:35

by collie_lady

Garden Gallery

load of top soil to put behind the wall shown here. The garden isn't really as bare as it appears. Current other projects include, these steps and wall. Extending the two wildlife areas. ( 1st photo from last summer) Veg plot last year. And I by sotongeoff

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30/07/2012 17:01:08

by joslow

Feeding Birds / Protecting your plants

I find it interesting that under 'jobs to be done this week' it is suggested that we cover fruit trees and bushes to stop birds eating the emerging fruit buds and at the same time we get a whole raft of suggestions on how best to feed our garden by Beanli

27/01/2013 17:45:48

by Busy-Lizzie

Wildlife Pond

I have just created a wildlife pond in my garden -1.5m x 1m (preformed pond) with the intention of attracting more wildlife into my garden. I am looking for some advice on plants to put in my pond to keep the water clean that are not too invasive by John mcleod

08/09/2012 17:28:45

by John mcleod

Carol Klein's Acer?

hello there, can anyone let me know the name of the Acer that was featured in yeserday's 'Life in a Cottage Garden' with Carol Klein. it was given to her by her mother. i'm looking for something similar for my garden -- autumn colour, attracts by Marjorie Stoddard

11/03/2013 15:42:49

by Marjorie Stoddard

Plant Labels

In the process of setting up a wildlife gardening business and wanting to be as eco-friendly as possible, I'm wondering if anybody has a good alternative to using plastic plant labels in the plants we sell? Aitch by Botticelliwoman

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15/12/2011 08:40:03

by Botticelliwoman

Potentilla

Like to leave my garden wildlife friendly in winter but have a potentilla that is getting too big, would like to prune it but is it best to wait till Spring? Potentillas seen pretty tolerant, you can probably do it when it suits you. by LizzyT2

16/11/2012 09:12:06

by nutcutlet

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