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Slugs and Snails

and snails....i pick them off, put them on newspaper and pour salt over them..then wrap them up. I have no mercy! my mum chops them in half with shears... yuk Get blue pellets at Wilkinsons they only cost a few pounds and kill alot of snails and slugs. I by Dolly11

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08/06/2012 19:00:24

by reedandponder

plant support for crocosmia lucifer

have many Lucifers in my garden. At present, my hubby is staking the centre of the plant and I wrap garden wire around it as it grows.... but it can look ugly and a little amateur. I would be grateful for any tips. Thank you I know just what you by suze2902

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01/05/2012 09:27:04

by suze2902

overgrown border

but Nature cures her own. I lift mine for moving onto a large shovel and drag it to position or an old plastic bag but make sure it is strong. If leaving the shrub for a while then wrap the root ball in plastic and water well. Once moved and well watered by nightgarden

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27/02/2013 23:16:20

by Rosa carriola

Garden Achievement

to wrap the garden in unsightly fleece so trust to hardiness, mulches of compost for specials and stashing pots in the greenhouse for winter. I did build a windbreak round my blueberries last autumn and they've come through this winter much better than by Brumbull

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08/03/2013 11:54:39

by obelixx

Got any 'ose?

greenhouse is going to go it's 8ftx6ft so i will start the base tomorrow. Must say it's still a biting wind out there i was wrapped up like it was December just wish i had it up as i have plants coming out the door of my other one to meet me but the weather by Mummy Muddy Paws

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08/04/2013 23:33:05

by BobTheGardener

Talkback: Exotic plants in winter

them die and cut them off. during real hard frosts i just wrap an old bit of carpet around the trunks and tie it with string. a basjoo will survive in the uk no problem, and if the worse comes to the worse, you can still chop the whole plant off by jason

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28/11/2011 18:37:56

by Anonymous

Talkback: Frost-proof pots

wrap around them in winter though. Maybe this insulates the pot. Sorry about your pots. Does the shape make a difference? If they are wide in the middle and narrow at the top I find the moisture in the soil freezes and expands sideways and cracks by Ann B-M

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19/05/2012 11:28:18

by Wonder woman

Talkback: Buying fruit trees

't do. Seems to me that it is just luck with supermarket plants. I have bought many small plants that have been fine. hiI bounght a Sunset ( cox type ) apple from Morrisons supermarket - wrapped in plastic last Spring. Planted it in North Britanny by ucka lodge

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01/04/2012 13:52:38

by colin robinson

Talkback: Growing potatoes and onions

An Idea For Growing Vegatables And Recycling At The Same Time. Get A Pesto-Size Jar And Wrap It Up In Folded Newspaper. Tuck In The Top Of The Paper And Take The Jar Out. When You Have A Paper Cup, Fill It With Compost. Put Your Seed In And Watch It Grow by ALEX

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28/11/2011 18:38:21

by ViMarie

Talkback: Plant support

If you wrap some plastic around the end of the birch sticks before pushing them into the soil it will prevent them from rotting. Hazel branches are great. The squirrels in my garden are forever leaving nuts to sprout and provide me with new bushes by Betty

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28/11/2011 18:38:26

by janeway

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