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Subject: Re: Gardening Tips and Tricks

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Mountain Hare

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Date Posted: 10/04/07 20:34
In reply to: whitewolf 's message, "Gardening Tips and Tricks" on 15/02/07 3:40

Well, though I love gardening I'm no expert, so all these tips are great!

Any tips on protecting goosegogs (gooseberries) and currants without getting meself so taffled up in netting I resemble a snared haddock?

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whitewolf
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Date Posted: 11/04/07 23:52

hmmm... could you use some netting but fix it around poles/sticks leaving a space around the bush, so you wouldn't have to get prickled? (so the bush is in the middle but with space all around it... netting to go over the top as well as around... did that make sense??!! lol)

Failing that... string up some old cds or something equally flashy or jangly around the bush, something to scare the birds away - perhaps you could give them a feeding station to distract them away from the bush? (not forgetting to leave the odd gooseberry/currant seeing as they do love 'em so).

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