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Plants for wildlife

of wildlife in the vicinity. Yes I'm disappointed as well, having bought plants to encourage butterflies especially. I've only seen one cabbagewhite in the last month! The bumble bees are making the most of the scabious and buddleia globosa and erigeron by shazza3

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28/06/2012 22:17:01

by fotofit

Gardening For Wildlife

at the moment there is a small very mature Apple tree and an amazingly big and old Berberis and a couple of very small Holly trees. I have decided to garden for wildlife and have decided on a pond fairly close to the house so that its visible from the windows. A by Mark Feather

13/11/2012 15:46:27

by Gracie5

Wildlife friendly pond

My project for the Spring is to start work on a wildlife friendly pond. I have built ponds in the past, but not specifically wildlife friendly. I do intend it to hold ornamental fish too, which I know is not ideal. Does anyone have any particular by Shropshire Lad

24/01/2013 23:32:24

by Sam Glendinning

Talkback: Unwelcome wildlife

netting over my tulip bulbs to deter the squirrels and pull out loads of oak and hazel saplings where they have buried food and forgotten about it, but I love the company of the wildlife in my garden. You are so right, however, so many people confuse by happymarion

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02/02/2012 23:02:27

by bev15a

wildlife pond, with a cat...

Hi, Been thinking about building one, but I have a cat and foxes are known to come in the garden. I don't want fish, just a pond to encourage more wildlife.Thoughts? Why not? The cat might catch the odd critter, but I'm sure there'll be plenty left by djjjuk

01/05/2013 19:26:12

by Tootsietim

Companions in the wildlife garden

by happymarion

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04/02/2012 18:32:46

by donutsmrs

Talkback: Guerrilla gardening and wildlife

beneficial insects' I'm all for wildlife and wildlife friendly greenspaces in our cities. However, will using brownfield sites lead to "Save Our Brownfield Site" groups springing up when somebody wants to redevelope them? Marygold, they already have. I worked by lamyatt

28/11/2011 18:41:32

by Diva49

Talkback: Lawns and wildlife

have in our garden, I think we more than do our bit for wildlife. We have two dogs I know what you mean about keeping the grass cut. We have two families of blackbirds in our garden I love watching them, when their young were leaving the nest by ChristyRose

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29/07/2012 23:32:35

by higgy50

Talkback: Garden wildlife

James, derelict bomb-sites are actually very good for wildlife. How about a compromise, guys?Everyone has a area that is sort of ignored. Cut and trim all you want, but move the trimmings to that unused area for the winter.Works for us... Of course by Bradleys garden

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28/11/2011 18:41:25

by Agence de traduction

Wildlife pond advice

Hi I'm in the process of planning a wildlife pond, hopefully to be built later this year or early next year, it's going to be a very rough crescent shape, aprox 3m x 2m and around 0.8m deep at it's deepest point. I'm using a flexible liner by johnnyfive

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23/06/2012 09:06:53

by Botticelliwoman

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