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Snails in the garden
Posted in Wildlife by Richard Jones, 09 July 2008, 12.14PM
Due to the wet weather of the past week, I haven't been out in the garden much. The snails, however, have been very active; I can barely walk to the front gate without the familiar sound of snails crunching underfoot.
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Nettles
Posted in Gardeners' musings by James Alexander-Sinclair, 08 July 2008, 11.14AM
Nettles, like midges, are one of those things for which it is difficult to feel much affection ... they seem to have little purpose beyond stinging our children.
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Sweetcorn
Posted in Grow & eat by Adam Pasco, 07 July 2008, 11.19AM
In the past, either greed or wishful thinking has tempted me to cram far too many sweetcorn plants into my vegetable beds, resulting in very disappointing yields.
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Strawberries
Posted in Allotments by Jane Moore, 04 July 2008, 11.37AM
It's been a bumper year for strawberries ... we've been picking for all we're worth and my jam pan has scarcely left the stove.
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Hollyhock rust
Posted in Plants by Pippa Greenwood, 03 July 2008, 12.29PM
I'm sure I'm tempting fate here, so this is a whispered blog... but my hollyhocks don't have rust.
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Newts and pond water
Posted in Wildlife by Richard Jones, 02 July 2008, 10.14AM
We have newtpoles. Or rather we have newtlets, since they have already lost their external gills and grown legs.
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Bugs and daylilies
Posted in Gardeners' musings by James Alexander-Sinclair, 01 July 2008, 11.07AM
I thought I'd venture, briefly and very amateurishly, into Pippa's territory to see what pests are doing their best to blight my garden.
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Sunflowers
Posted in Plants by Adam Pasco, 30 June 2008, 09.19AM
Thousands of children up and down the country sow sunflowers in spring, no doubt hoping to grow the tallest and enter the Guinness Book of Records.
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