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pesky meecies!
I guess you've never seen how far rats can jump then!?
As others have said, it's possible to get humane traps that don't kill the mice, maybe get hold of and deploy a couple of those and get...
I guess you've never seen how far rats can jump then!?
As others have said, it's possible to get humane traps that don't kill the mice, maybe get hold of and deploy a couple of those and get hubby to deal with the traps once they're occupied?
I guess you've never seen how far rats can jump then!?
As others have said, it's possible to get humane traps that don't kill the mice, maybe get hold of and deploy a couple of those and get hubby to deal with the traps once they're occupied?
I guess you've never seen how far rats can jump then!?
As others have said, it's possible to get humane traps that don't kill the mice, maybe get hold of and deploy a couple of those and get...
lollipop
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Jul 14, 2008
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PRodgers
Jul 17, 2008
Ants, friend or foe?
Yeah, as the others have said I think ants aren't generally a problem directly, but their aphid farming habits are obviously something to keep a look out for. I tend to leave them myself, unless...
Yeah, as the others have said I think ants aren't generally a problem directly, but their aphid farming habits are obviously something to keep a look out for. I tend to leave them myself, unless they start getting into the house.
Yeah, as the others have said I think ants aren't generally a problem directly, but their aphid farming habits are obviously something to keep a look out for. I tend to leave them myself, unless they start getting into the house.
Yeah, as the others have said I think ants aren't generally a problem directly, but their aphid farming habits are obviously something to keep a look out for. I tend to leave them myself, unless...
Chrysocolla
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Jul 16, 2008
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PRodgers
Jul 17, 2008
It's small, white and hungry
Sounds like whitefly to me, Beanie. They wont be eating the plants though. More likely Keel slugs, put down some pellets.:thumb:
Sounds like whitefly to me, Beanie. They wont be eating the plants though. More likely Keel slugs, put down some pellets.:thumb:
Sounds like whitefly to me, Beanie. They wont be eating the plants though. More likely Keel slugs, put down some pellets.:thumb:
Sounds like whitefly to me, Beanie. They wont be eating the plants though. More likely Keel slugs, put down some pellets.:thumb:
beanie b12
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Jul 16, 2008
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502
daitheplant
Jul 16, 2008
Rust?
Thanks chaps, I stuck down some FBB meal earlier but will get some Iron of Sulphate at the weekend
Thanks chaps, I stuck down some FBB meal earlier but will get some Iron of Sulphate at the weekend
Thanks chaps, I stuck down some FBB meal earlier but will get some Iron of Sulphate at the weekend
Thanks chaps, I stuck down some FBB meal earlier but will get some Iron of Sulphate at the weekend
Loofah
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Jul 14, 2008
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3
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574
Loofah
Jul 14, 2008
Worried
Fmay, a simple tip on recognising Fireblight. If the tree looks as if it`s been set on fire, then9 times out of 10 it`s Fireblight. Also, not all cases of it are reportable. Check the Plant Health...
Fmay, a simple tip on recognising Fireblight. If the tree looks as if it`s been set on fire, then9 times out of 10 it`s Fireblight. Also, not all cases of it are reportable. Check the Plant Health website for the current list of notifiable diseases.:thumb:
Fmay, a simple tip on recognising Fireblight. If the tree looks as if it`s been set on fire, then9 times out of 10 it`s Fireblight. Also, not all cases of it are reportable. Check the Plant Health website for the current list of notifiable...
Fmay, a simple tip on recognising Fireblight. If the tree looks as if it`s been set on fire, then9 times out of 10 it`s Fireblight. Also, not all cases of it are reportable. Check the Plant Health...
fmay
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Jul 13, 2008
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3
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677
daitheplant
Jul 13, 2008
BLIGHT !!
Makka-Bakka
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Jul 10, 2008
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4
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732
misterroy
Jul 13, 2008
Red Lily Beetle
Hi all, The beetles don't survive frosts but the pupae overwinter underneath the soil near the lilies. They are quite hard to spot so I try to replace the top layer of soil either in Autumn or...
Hi all, The beetles don't survive frosts but the pupae overwinter underneath the soil near the lilies. They are quite hard to spot so I try to replace the top layer of soil either in Autumn or early Spring, before the adults emerge. They don't get down to the bulbs. Then in spring as the...
Hi all, The beetles don't survive frosts but the pupae overwinter underneath the soil near the lilies. They are quite hard to spot so I try to replace the top layer of soil either in Autumn or early Spring, before the adults emerge. They don't...
Hi all, The beetles don't survive frosts but the pupae overwinter underneath the soil near the lilies. They are quite hard to spot so I try to replace the top layer of soil either in Autumn or...
Labrador
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Jul 11, 2008
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3
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688
Liz
Jul 13, 2008
Japanese Cherry Blossom-disease/pest or too thick to know what to do?
Hi Sam, I know I should avoid them-I was warned when I bought it, but I had just seen some photos of a large park in Japan which was beautiful. I imagined that is what heaven looked like. And...
Hi Sam, I know I should avoid them-I was warned when I bought it, but I had just seen some photos of a large park in Japan which was beautiful. I imagined that is what heaven looked like. And this little buddy was my tiny piece of it. I am always torn right in two about my garden-English...
Hi Sam, I know I should avoid them-I was warned when I bought it, but I had just seen some photos of a large park in Japan which was beautiful. I imagined that is what heaven looked like. And this little buddy was my tiny piece of it. I am...
Hi Sam, I know I should avoid them-I was warned when I bought it, but I had just seen some photos of a large park in Japan which was beautiful. I imagined that is what heaven looked like. And...
lollipop
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Jul 8, 2008
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lollipop
Jul 11, 2008
Mould on me tommy?
I agree Bob, bottom end rot. Irregular/not enough water. Once the plants are burdoned with swelling fruit, they develop a thirst like there's no tomorrow. Another symptom is fruit splitting as it...
I agree Bob, bottom end rot. Irregular/not enough water. Once the plants are burdoned with swelling fruit, they develop a thirst like there's no tomorrow. Another symptom is fruit splitting as it ripens. Both are common problems with tomato growing.
I agree Bob, bottom end rot. Irregular/not enough water. Once the plants are burdoned with swelling fruit, they develop a thirst like there's no tomorrow. Another symptom is fruit splitting as it ripens. Both are common problems with tomato growing.
I agree Bob, bottom end rot. Irregular/not enough water. Once the plants are burdoned with swelling fruit, they develop a thirst like there's no tomorrow. Another symptom is fruit splitting as it...
Bob flemming
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Jul 10, 2008
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terrier
Jul 10, 2008
What's attacking my fuchsias????
Thanks - when it stops raining, I'll try to get a picture!!
Thanks - when it stops raining, I'll try to get a picture!!
Thanks - when it stops raining, I'll try to get a picture!!
Thanks - when it stops raining, I'll try to get a picture!!
Prudence Potts
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Jul 9, 2008
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563
Prudence Potts
Jul 9, 2008
Problem with English Ivy Crisping
Hi Shelby, With indoor grown Ivy there is very little else that can damage them. They are very prone to over watering-even if the leaves look like they are dried to a frazzle they could still...
Hi Shelby, With indoor grown Ivy there is very little else that can damage them. They are very prone to over watering-even if the leaves look like they are dried to a frazzle they could still be getting over watered, you should only ever water them if the soil feels dry-not a bit moist but...
Hi Shelby, With indoor grown Ivy there is very little else that can damage them. They are very prone to over watering-even if the leaves look like they are dried to a frazzle they could still be getting over watered, you should only ever water...
Hi Shelby, With indoor grown Ivy there is very little else that can damage them. They are very prone to over watering-even if the leaves look like they are dried to a frazzle they could still...
Shelby
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Jul 7, 2008
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5
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31,231
lollipop
Jul 7, 2008
black fly
Have a question about commercial/chemical aphid control sprays: Do they inhibit pollination? Ie by killing or repelling the bugs that would (absent spray) pollinate the plants?
Have a question about commercial/chemical aphid control sprays: Do they inhibit pollination? Ie by killing or repelling the bugs that would (absent spray) pollinate the plants?
Have a question about commercial/chemical aphid control sprays: Do they inhibit pollination? Ie by killing or repelling the bugs that would (absent spray) pollinate the plants?
Have a question about commercial/chemical aphid control sprays: Do they inhibit pollination? Ie by killing or repelling the bugs that would (absent spray) pollinate the plants?
minxycat2002
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Jul 1, 2008
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1,279
1eyedjack
Jul 7, 2008
.Question about unwanted mushrooms
If you've got mushrooms in your lawn it's because conditions are right for them to grow there. So therefor it's almost impossible to eradicate them without damaging your lawn as well. At this time...
If you've got mushrooms in your lawn it's because conditions are right for them to grow there. So therefor it's almost impossible to eradicate them without damaging your lawn as well. At this time of year I'm cutting the lawn at least twice a week and any shrooms that grow disappear into the...
If you've got mushrooms in your lawn it's because conditions are right for them to grow there. So therefor it's almost impossible to eradicate them without damaging your lawn as well. At this time of year I'm cutting the lawn at least twice a...
If you've got mushrooms in your lawn it's because conditions are right for them to grow there. So therefor it's almost impossible to eradicate them without damaging your lawn as well. At this time...
newlawn
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Jul 7, 2008
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4
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629
terrier
Jul 7, 2008
Do you see greenfly as a problem?
I see greenfly as a problem too. This year I had them on the tulips. :eek::eek: I have never seen that before. I tried the fairy liquid trick, it did not work and in the end I resorted to the...
I see greenfly as a problem too. This year I had them on the tulips. :eek::eek: I have never seen that before. I tried the fairy liquid trick, it did not work and in the end I resorted to the chemical spray. They had spread form the tulips to the roses. The black-fly seem to be causing more...
I see greenfly as a problem too. This year I had them on the tulips. :eek::eek: I have never seen that before. I tried the fairy liquid trick, it did not work and in the end I resorted to the chemical spray. They had spread form the tulips to...
I see greenfly as a problem too. This year I had them on the tulips. :eek::eek: I have never seen that before. I tried the fairy liquid trick, it did not work and in the end I resorted to the...
daisybelle
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Jul 6, 2008
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9
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762
Shobhna
Jul 7, 2008
Nasturtium Problem
I've seen them in the garden centre borrowers - 'peaches and cream' they may have been called?
I've seen them in the garden centre borrowers - 'peaches and cream' they may have been called?
I've seen them in the garden centre borrowers - 'peaches and cream' they may have been called?
I've seen them in the garden centre borrowers - 'peaches and cream' they may have been called?
Veg-and-flower-man
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Jul 1, 2008
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7
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448
JarBax
Jul 6, 2008
Rabbit question....
When you sink it into the ground you also want to bend it horizontal for at least 6" as well so that there is a flat 6" of netting under the ground. Rabbits will dig down and try to get under...
When you sink it into the ground you also want to bend it horizontal for at least 6" as well so that there is a flat 6" of netting under the ground. Rabbits will dig down and try to get under obstructions but only try and do it alongside the obstruction. S oif they hit the netting underground...
When you sink it into the ground you also want to bend it horizontal for at least 6" as well so that there is a flat 6" of netting under the ground. Rabbits will dig down and try to get under obstructions but only try and do it alongside the...
When you sink it into the ground you also want to bend it horizontal for at least 6" as well so that there is a flat 6" of netting under the ground. Rabbits will dig down and try to get under...
kerryshome
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Jul 5, 2008
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699
shiney
Jul 6, 2008
Slugs Snails And Children
Hi !!! They usually "feast" on hostas, French marigolds,campanulas, tall lobelia and naturally lettuce.This season,it is mainly gazanias,lupins,varigated iris leaves and flowers and shasta...
Hi !!! They usually "feast" on hostas, French marigolds,campanulas, tall lobelia and naturally lettuce.This season,it is mainly gazanias,lupins,varigated iris leaves and flowers and shasta daisies, I wonder why?cherrio!
Hi !!! They usually "feast" on hostas, French marigolds,campanulas, tall lobelia and naturally lettuce.This season,it is mainly gazanias,lupins,varigated iris leaves and flowers and shasta daisies, I wonder why?cherrio!
Hi !!! They usually "feast" on hostas, French marigolds,campanulas, tall lobelia and naturally lettuce.This season,it is mainly gazanias,lupins,varigated iris leaves and flowers and shasta...
coub
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Jul 3, 2008
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640
Makka-Bakka
Jul 5, 2008
Hydrangea with eggs
Well, if it is the thing I think it is it is called cocciniglia in italian... Surely it also has a name in english... but I don't know. Very helpful, I know. Check,because I am not sure without a...
Well, if it is the thing I think it is it is called cocciniglia in italian... Surely it also has a name in english... but I don't know. Very helpful, I know. Check,because I am not sure without a picture, but the only egg like thing I can think of is this.
Well, if it is the thing I think it is it is called cocciniglia in italian... Surely it also has a name in english... but I don't know. Very helpful, I know. Check,because I am not sure without a picture, but the only egg like thing I can think...
Well, if it is the thing I think it is it is called cocciniglia in italian... Surely it also has a name in english... but I don't know. Very helpful, I know. Check,because I am not sure without a...
clivebeatty
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Jul 4, 2008
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814
Ivory
Jul 4, 2008
If it looks like blight........
That's very helpful as it seems that once blight strikes, it progresses very quickly. Whereas, I've had brown patches for a couple of weeks and they haven't collapsed yet!Also, my neighbour...
That's very helpful as it seems that once blight strikes, it progresses very quickly. Whereas, I've had brown patches for a couple of weeks and they haven't collapsed yet!Also, my neighbour shares half my garden and he doesn't have the same problem and you would have expected it to...
That's very helpful as it seems that once blight strikes, it progresses very quickly. Whereas, I've had brown patches for a couple of weeks and they haven't collapsed yet!Also, my neighbour shares half my garden and he doesn't have the same...
That's very helpful as it seems that once blight strikes, it progresses very quickly. Whereas, I've had brown patches for a couple of weeks and they haven't collapsed yet!Also, my neighbour...
hilsbee
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Jul 2, 2008
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3
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514
hilsbee
Jul 3, 2008
Rabbits
All this talk has made me hungry and my hunter killer obviously can read too, cos he just walked across the patio with a bunny towards his favorite eating spot. He sits on the woodchip pile and...
All this talk has made me hungry and my hunter killer obviously can read too, cos he just walked across the patio with a bunny towards his favorite eating spot. He sits on the woodchip pile and jumps on warren exiting bunnies. Good lad.
All this talk has made me hungry and my hunter killer obviously can read too, cos he just walked across the patio with a bunny towards his favorite eating spot. He sits on the woodchip pile and jumps on warren exiting bunnies. Good lad.
All this talk has made me hungry and my hunter killer obviously can read too, cos he just walked across the patio with a bunny towards his favorite eating spot. He sits on the woodchip pile and...
fmay
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Jun 30, 2008
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14
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706
Man Of Leisure MOL
Jul 2, 2008
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