Environmentally friendly way to get the cabbage whites from your brassicas.
Grow nasturtiums nearby. They bloody love em.
"Show me your garden and I shall tell you what you are." Alfred Austin
Environmentally friendly way to get the cabbage whites from your brassicas.
Grow nasturtiums nearby. They bloody love em.
Sweet!
| dennypoos [Member] 15/08/09 @ 12:28 |
well they do have a right to live....just not on my cabbages.
| mojacar [Member] 15/08/09 @ 17:44 |
We were watching caterpillers yesterday, there were literally hundreds climbing up my front garden ornamental wall. I couldn't understand where they were coming from, or what they had been living on. Then I relised there wasn't a leaf left on a nearby shrub!
I am happy in the knowledge the front garden birds will soon have them eaten.
And yes, they have eaten all my nasturtiams too.
| dennypoos [Member] 15/08/09 @ 18:13 |
Yep, lets keep the food-chain going.
| lilian1 [Member] 18/09/09 @ 10:35 |
This is not really anything to do with gardening but more to do with birds in the garden I havent seen any in my garden recently normally sparrows thrushes they still have the same bird mix has anyone else noticed less birds in their garden?
| Abbey-Victim [Member] 19/10/09 @ 16:38 |
Yes, I've also had far fewer birds in my garden this summer. And it's not as if I haven't got enough caterpillars for them!
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15/08/09 @ 11:59