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disconcerting to have one leap out at moments when I am least expecting it. Last Autumn, I decided to repair a crack on one of the steps up to my front door. I had opened it up, in preparation, but just as I was mixing the mortar, a frog hopped in through

to measure them yet), in a fairly bad state of repair).  Looks like the brambles started in the top half, I don't think they're going to be as bad in the bottom bit, don't think they've reached that far.  There's a step about a foot down, with a small

. Since then the weather has been warmer and drier, perhaps they brought it with them? ,We live in a suburb of Southampton and the swifts used to nest in next door's roof, but the owner had the roof repaired and now they can't get in there, what a pity. I

and pooing everywhere? My frined has a sonar deterrent tp protect her rabbits. Seems to work but I'd need them all over the garden. Seems I prompted a fight back on here. I forgot to say how expensive it is repairing fences they break through and also how

sometimes great lumps of pot breaking from the top where there is no soil to expand, so what ever you buy to be safe bring them in or cover them. Hiya,Just dropped by - I wanted to mention that I've managed to repair some of my cracked pots with industrial

the mixture to settle has been suggested), how to store the seeds and when to sow them would be very welcome. Many Thanks. I have been given a rather run down greenhouse but aim to repair it and plant veg for my family to consume. I realise its probably too

hosting repair: compare favourably with to the dedicated web hosting advice, but the drug owns the colo server; the hosting band provides physical intermission that the server takes up and takes protect of the server. jytun About that through having a

know anywhere i could get a plastic one made up with my own measurements.. Very wise. My concrete pond, put in in 2008, by professionals, leaked last year. It was repaired by the people who put it in and is now leaking again. As for wildlife it has been

designed to bear. The consequences of such actions are easy enough to predict and you will be liable for the cost of any repairs. On top of that you will still have to do, and pay for, the work that you did incorrectly and which resulted in the damage

. If the bumps are just a result of poor workmanship when laying the turf then you can take remedial action. I am sure a search on this site will give you some good advice like this http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/lawn-care/how-to-repair