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Carol Klein's Acer?

wildlife. thanks. by Marjorie Stoddard

11/03/2013 15:42:49

by Marjorie Stoddard

Holes in pond lily leaves

vacs are death to pond life; you do want wildlife in your pond, don't you? Wildlife is thriving - but there's about 4 inches of silt in the bottom. I've rigged up a kind of dome over the head of the pond vac to stop small fry and newts being sucked up by celia2

21/07/2012 12:32:34

by celia2

Talkback: Mullein moth

this year. They are happily munching their way through a beautiful verbascum that I planted last year and I am so happy that they have chosen my garden to breed in. You should advise gardeners, and I am a gardener, that wildlife should be treasured by Lovemoths

23/06/2012 09:52:32

by Lovemoths

"Grass Fashion"

fashion statement, but also good for wildlife. I keep thinking the same thing about lawn fertiliser. You could write and design all kinds of things using a granular fertiliser, allowing the grass would to grow greener and quicker in that area. It may by Karen Green

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20/05/2012 18:03:18

by Karen Green

Snowdrops and bees

gorgeous sunny, warm day, surrounded by wildlife and flowers..... doesn't get much better than that! www.alisonpike.com/blog/ Lovely photo AliP! by AliP

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29/02/2012 14:51:25

by Kate Bradbury

Bug box

. Also near plants, think 'wildlife corridor'. It needs to be close to where the bugs are looking for nectar, eating the leaves, etc. by Gary Smith

24/03/2013 21:31:18

by nutcutlet

Tree planting

I have a quarter acre paddock which I want to turn into a wildlife garden. I want some trees but dont know what to choose. The area can get a bit waterlogged at lower end so fancy a weeping willow but dont know which one to go for. Any by Sandra Pritchard

27/04/2013 22:20:20

by Sandra Pritchard

Cats have killed all my frogs

I have a small garden with a little wildlife pond which has always had frogs in it. The neighbours cats started killing off the frogs so i put mess over the pond area to deter them but morning i go out to find the whole pond pulled to pieces muddy by JosieB2

07/10/2012 23:00:30

by JosieB2

Bonfire Night - Check your bonfires for hodge hegs!

Hi, I just found this bonfire night website on Twitter and I thought I'd share it with you to make sure that we're all checking our bonfire this bonfire night for wildlife. Happy 5th November Too true, Ah, the good old days of major BBC Website by Martin Woods

31/10/2012 17:57:16

by Berghill

what do I do with my raspberry.

I am new to growing fruit.I bought a malling promise last year it grew about five feet,and gave me quite a good harvest in July to September.A local gardener told me not to cut it back,to benefit the wildlife.I dont know what to do now,any advise? by sal3

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22/01/2012 19:38:41

by sal3

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