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them. I think they are really beautiful! I wonder how the horse ended up in the sandpit; its a bit sad really. Ah hah, i found a skull down the side of my shed in the winter and had an inkling that it might have been a fox skull but my suspicions were

I was pottering in the garden on Sunday, and thought I may have been visited by a fox, as there were A LOT of grey feathers from something like a pidgeon or collared dove, judging by feather size & colour.  There was no mess & no bones either

the first year and does best in pots. http://www.chilternseeds.co.uk/item_440d_delphinium_chinensis_blue_butterfly_seeds trying a new one this year naudicaule red fox http://www.plantsofdistinction.co.uk/flowers/perennial-seeds/delphinium-nudicaule-red-fox

, actually I am rather pleased they are around along with the foxes and badgers ( I'm saying nothing about the furry slugs with four legs, the rabbits). BUT I've lost two young columnar cyprus trees and a Cornus Kousa because they have eaten the bark on them

rather than be shut in although they would be put to bed at night to save them from foxes! Hi All, Bonsoir,New to the GW site, Just 1 question at the moment im sure there will be plenty more...where oh where on the site is the instructions on how to build

noticed 5 holes the foxe dens im a animal lover so dont want to scare them off and allotment rules state not to purposely do anything to cause them nusance or harm ,i want chickens how can i protect them Michael, they don't call foxes wiley for nothing

. The Crown Imperial is another that is very reminiscent of Dog Foxes...not nice! I once came home from a weekend away to a horrible overpowering stink in the house. I really thought something had died. It took me two days to work out it was a beautiful lily

you, Kate, I scored high enough to be a champion! I've just been up my wildlife friendly garden and a beautiful young fox leaped over my compost heap like a miniature racehorse. And, by one of my logs which is covered with beautiful moss, I found a

the pesky wabbits Rabbits are a big problem here in rural France.  The only control method because most properties are surrounded by farmland is to contact the local hunting group.  I have read that urine sprayed around the boundaries deters foxes, wonder

and shade for the moss....my lawn is about 40% moss and in those areas violets and fox and cubs thrive.  You'll need to find the right wildflowers for those conditions (perhaps ragged robin and native ferns too), mine just appeared! Thank you.  Still