A to Z Gardening Programme(Hedgehogs)

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    :headache: Had enough of this woman talking about berries. She just showed everyone how to kill and main hedgehogs with her stupid soft netting- all left in a bunch at the end of the bed so the poor creatures can get tangled up in it.
     
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        The above two posts were appertaining to a Rose programme on BBC 2 this morning that I was watching called "The A to Z of Gardening"

        Good morning these 2 posts were originally posted in the Rose Forum and I thought they were so important that I decided to move them to their own thread in to this forum,
         
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                If anyone finds small hedgehogs out and about now at this time of year, they need to be taken to a rescue centre. Please check bonfires before you burn. Sleeping hedgehogs will NOT wake up and move out in time - once they have gone to sleep for the winter - they sleep, and PLEASE reconsider using plastic (or any other) netting. Is it really worth it??
                 
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                  :goodpost: Tetters.

                  Also, if providing food for the hogs its important to keep food and water available all winter. Hogs do wake sometimes during hibernation and come looking for a snack. Dry food such as kitten biscuits placed under cover ( feeding station ) is best to leave out as wet goes off quickly. Biscuits need changing every other day as can pick up mould once damp. Freezing of water can be prevented by adding a drop of glycerine or tiny amount of salt.
                   
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                    Good morning @Tetters my friend good Thread ,I just love Hedgehogs and Roses;):blue thumb:

                    Sorry I just couldn't resist this(all done in good humour)

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