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I have a robin which frquents my garden everyautumn and winter. it feeds and watches the activities if other birds as well as me. At dusk it sits near the bird feeder and as it gets dark it has supper befire flying away to roost.I call it Peter. I

Their image has adorned many a Christmas card decorating homes up and down the land, but venture out into your garden over the coming days and you'll hopefully come face-to-face with your own resident robin.At least one robin has made my garden its

While the growling frogs in my mum's shallow pond have gone quiet (“and who can blame them, the pond completely froze over last week”, observed my mother), a pair of robins has been busy in the garden of my mother-in-law. Despite the bad weather

I have a Red Robin plant, how do I prune it? Hi Chris If this is the plant you mean maybe this will help - do you have a specific problem with yours? http://apps.rhs.org.uk/advicesearch/profile.aspx?pid=145

Is a mixture of bonemeal and multipurpose compost ok to plant a Photinia Red Robin? It it about 3 feet high and will go from a pot into the ground. Thanks. Dig your hole then mix a small amount of bonemeal with the bottom soil - don't use too much

://youtu.be/jqYNf5hJV80 Oh and this was when we first met!! lol! http://youtu.be/-y6gqWpFpBg Thank you for the films, sweet robin. I watched the dressage ones as well. Was the skewbald yours? How did you lose him? I have 2 Lusitano mares and have done a bit

,Oldchippy. A friend in North Wales has two pairs of robins nesting in adjoining disused outside loos!  The males have been scrapping with each other a bit at the bird table, so she is setting up another feeding station to try to keep them apart and avoid

I too have a resident robin again. I fed one all last wintr.Could it be the same one? Mine still hides if I'm in the garden but it doesn't fly off. It will now fly onto my front fence and pause to see me off when leaving the garden. it also watches

I have two red robin standard shrubs in large tubs of which both have green bark and branches,also the leaves are very sparse on one,also chunks look to be eaten and turning brown. Would anyone know whats wrong ,dont think they will survive. Can you

I have been trying to grow Purple Loosestrife and Ragged Robin for about ten years,I live in an area where there is heavy clay, sucessfully established Water Avens,Flag Iris,Fleabane and Greater Birds Foot Trefoil, so can't understand why I have