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tearinghair
I have a small area shaded on three sides (garage, fence, bamboos), slightly sloping and not very easy to get at for regular maintenance. Any suggestions, please, for low ground cover, preferably with...
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sandy10
When dead-heading petunias (or any other flower for that matter) do you just pull off the died flower or remove both the bulbous bit and the flower?
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ZebUK
We've just bought a new house and wanting to get some clematis for the back garden to cover the brick wall and the fence. I'm planning on buying a couple rolls of chicken wire and attaching to the...
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Chipchopper
Driving down a fast stretch of road that cuts through open farm land, I managed to glimpse at the sky for a moment and noticed several large birds soaring high above. At least two appeared to be red...
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gl556tr
__Good day bird-lovers, and anybody who can offer knowledgeable advice on this matter. __My mother takes a delight in seeing assorted birds on her lawn. Apart from food left-overs such as porridge...
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skyplus
Hi, I planted two sunflowers but they died very quickly, after the leavea bacame full of holes, and the flower just drooped. I watered them well, so why did this happed? Many thanks...
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TAFFWILLIAMS
I am fortunate to live at the end of a village with quite a large garden. Next to my garden is quite a large paddock which has not been tended for over 10 years. I need to get into the paddock and cut...
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sandyRoe
very tired and straggly. Is this usual? Are they at their prime earlier in the year?
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sherrardk
I've got some sunflowers growing in pots but they appear to be mutant giant ones - they have virtually reached the end of the canes that are supporting them (they are the longest canes I could find)....
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interele
I am trying to grow some dwarf runner beans in pots. They seem to be going quite well but the first leaves that appeared are now falling off. Is it normal for them to lose those leaves once they get...
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wired
I have 2 hydrangeas ,in large pots, some of the leaves are turning yellow so I suspect a watering problem, does anyone know of a way to check this please? thanks, wired...
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kjn2
Returned from a three week holiday, cut the grass and can now see approx 70-80 holes in the grass , size of hole about half an inch accross and about one inch deep. Any ideas please? No signs of any...
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Ric.ror
I'm having kate bush Friday night, Bowie on Saturday & springsteen on vets Sunday Who would you like to add...
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crypticish
Can anyone identify the pest/disease that is affecting my apple tree. The underside of leaves are covered in a scattering of tiny orange coloured eggs. I've trawled garden sites, but can't find...
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malagabob
I spotted and watched a bird I could not identify at the bottom of my garden. It was larger than a blackbird mottled brownish on its back and front wings were black, tail feathers black, bill quite...
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greenrook
My 'Black Lace' Elder tree puts out a lovely show of blossoms every year, but these are not followed by berries, the fruits never form except for one or two tiny ones. I'm not bothered, it's grown for...
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Georgiesmum
What is your favouriite cheese? Do you just stick with cheddar or do you have other types?...
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ivor4781
took a walk down a country lane near here yesterday and saw at least three adders slithering over the paths (not grass snakes) i know there out when its hot but also in the area where they were i saw...
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Georgiesmum
What is your favourite fresh fruit?
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Bigears49
Why do rabbits 'scrape'? We are staying on a heathland in Suffolk and are surrounded by rabbit scrapes. What is the benefit to the rabbit? Territorial marking? Digging for roots? Boredom?...

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