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The current fashion for garden landscaping in TV makeover shows is being blamed for the significant increase in the theft of dry-stone walls from England Peak District. According to the Independent, foresters have found hundreds of metres of wall missing over the last six months, and cars have been spotted, laden down with stones. holiday in wales

The walls are a distinctive feature of the area, and are made of layers of local sandstone, with curved vopings vertically lining the top. The copings are most popular with the thieves and are the hardest to replace. In an effort to protect the walls, new copings are being fixed in place with mortar. holiday wales

Interviewed in the Independent, forester Albin Smith doesn hold any one TV show responsible but says, The more coverage of that kind there is, it quite possible people want the stuff more and may not know where to get it or mightn want to pay for it. cottage holiday in wales

Housing Scheme for Mice UK Greenfingers Housing Scheme for Mice: UK gardening tips advice on Housing Scheme for Mice Housing Scheme for Mice

The Severn Trent water authority has devised an ingenious way of housing voles and mice in a wildlife area that has yet to establish itself, reports the Daily Mail. Fifty workmen s old leather boots have been spread across the field and will be lived in by the mammals until the grasses and wildflowers that are their natural habitat have grown. The boots will be left in place to slowly biodegrade. caravan holiday in wales

The voles and mice are being reintroduced as part of a scheme to attract birds of prey back to the area, near Nottingham. camping holiday wales

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Global Warming Warning UK Greenfingers Global Warming Warning: UK gardening tips advice on Global Warming Warning Global Warming Warning

A report released by the World Wildlife Foundation (WWF) today warns that, by the end of the century, up to a third of plant and animal habitats could be drastically altered by global warming. holiday last minute wales

In those northern areas most affected, up to 70% of habitat could be lost. In some places, plants would need to move ten times faster than they did during the last ice age merely to survive, said Adam Markham, co-author of the report. It is likely that global warming will mean extinction for some plants and animals. catering holiday self wales

The report predictions are based on an estimate that levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will increase two-fold from pre-industrial levels. The WWF argues that the effects of the inefficient uses of coal, oil and gas are already being seen, with birds like Scotland great tit breeding earlier in the year and butterflies ranging further north. holiday wales walking

Commenting on the report findings, Jennifer Morgan, director of WWF Climate Change Campaign, said, This is a wake-up call to world leaders if they do not act to stop global warning, wildlife around the globe may suffer the consequences. family holiday wales

Glasshouses Open

This weekend the glasshouses of Wimpole Hall in Cambridgeshire will open to the public for the first time in more than 50 years. Designed by Sir John Soane and built in 1794, these impressive structures were destroyed by a bomb in the Second World War. holiday riding wales

A project to restore the 18th-century Hall s Walled Garden was set in motion in 1997 and necessitated considerable research amongst the Hall s archives, as well as the John Soane s Museum. The discovery of Sir John s original drawings enabled work to begin, with glass being brought over from Poland and wood from Canada. adventure holiday wales

Wimpole Hall is well worth a visit, and not just for the opening of the glasshouses. The House itself features interiors by Gibbs, Flitcroft and Soane, whilst Bridgeman, Brown and Repton had a hand in landscaping the park. holiday park south wales

Leaves on the Line UK Greenfingers Leaves on the Line: UK gardening tips advice on Leaves on the Line Leaves on the Line

Autumn leaves are one of the beauties of the dying year. Their rust and yellow colours bring a fiery beauty to our countryside and gardens. And, once fallen, they gently decay to form a very useful leafmould, or mulch. But they are not welcomed by all. cottage holiday wales

Every year wet leaves on the line cause havoc for Railtrack, as train timetables become just a dream in the minds of travellers. Now, in an attempt to avoid this annual problem, the company has introduced a revolutionary new leaf remover: oranges and lemons mixed with detergent. holiday in wales

According to the Guardian, teams of people will be sent out late at night to squirt the mixture on to the tracks. They will then return minutes later to scrape off the leaf remains. The process has a number of advantages; it is easy to apply, environmentally friendly, and won t rot cables or signalling. We really think this is one of our best ideas, said a Railtrack spokesman. Fingers crossed for a stress-free autumn s train travelling... holiday wales

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Railtrack has run into controversy with their plan to cut down trees in the Home Counties to lessen problems with leaves on the line. This follows swiftly on from their announcement of an environmentally friendly liquid solution of oranges, lemons and detergent to facilitate the removal of wet leaves from the track. cottage holiday in wales

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Lawnmower Pollution UK Greenfingers Lawnmower Pollution: UK gardening tips advice on Lawnmower Pollution Lawnmower Pollution

A team of scientists from Stockholm University have carried out a survey that concludes that cutting your grass with a lawnmower powered by unleaded petrol produces the same quantity of polluting emissions as a journey of 100 miles in an average car. holiday wales

Given this alarming statistic the team are recommending that fitting lawnmower engines with catalytic convertors similar to those fitted to cars, would cut lawnmower emissions by 80%. Alternatively, you can buy a push mower. cottage holiday in wales

This week, Tory MP John Taylor hopes to bring an end to these rows when he presents a bill to Parliament that will allow councils to intervene in disputes over hedges if and when ormal courtesy has failed caravan holiday in wales

The bill has the support of Hedgeline, an organization set up by Michael Jones, who spent 25 years battling to reduce the height of his neighbour Leylandii. It stands a good chance of becoming law, although, as the Independent on Sunday points out, Parliamentary time is limited in this election year. camping holiday wales

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Research being carried out in the Negev desert is providing scientists with fascinating insights into the ongoing process of evolution. The study of numerous bird species in the area found them to be evolving at unusually fast rates. accommodation holiday wales

Much of the reason for this is ascribed to the high levels of biodiversity in the Negev (which means that there is considerable genetic variety available for the creation of new species), and to its extremely changeable environmental conditions (to which the birds must adapt). Dr Salit Kark, who is conducting the research, believes that ven if the overall numbers are not high, this is a region in which speciation (the creation of new species) could take place. br holiday last minute wales

Such studies are particularly relevant now, points out an article in The Times, because man is causing the extinction of huge numbers of natural species through the destruction of environments like rainforests, wetlands and coral reefs. It quotes Dr Norman Myers, fellow of Green College, Oxford, who believes that the Earth is going through a period of mass extinction: he current crisis will eliminate large numbers of species and reduce the ability of the remaining species to recover and generate new species. br catering holiday self wales

Despite evidence that the process of evolution may be speeding up and creating new species, Dr Myers believes this cannot keep pace with the number of species becoming extinct. In consequence, genetic variety will decrease, making the creation of new species less and less likely, and allowing pests and weeds to increasingly predominate. holiday wales walking

As Dr Kark states: eople think evolution is about the past, but it a live thing, it going on al the time. And we must think about the future of evolution now. We have been warned. family holiday wales

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HMP Leyhill Returns to Chelsea UK Greenfingers HMP Leyhill Returns to Chelsea: UK gardening tips advice on HMP Leyhill Returns to Chelsea HMP Leyhill Returns to Chelsea

The open prison at Leyhill is set to make a stunning return to the Chelsea Flower Show in 2001, with the largest show garden ever staged there. The team of prisoners, under the guidance of Jeff Goundrill, created one of the most popular gardens at Chelsea last year. Entitled cime the Healer it showed the natural reclaiming by plants of an industrial site dug out by man. adventure holiday wales

They e turned the theme on its head this year, designing a garden that has been inspired by the Eden Project in Cornwall. At its centre will be a 12-metre biosphere housing tropical rainforest flora, as well as a waterfall and pool. The area around the sphere will be terraced to imitate the quarried site of the Eden Project, each terrace being planted with different crops from around the world. holiday park south wales

Work has already begun on this huge undertaking. lants for the rainforest are being brought on in the greenhouses at the moment, says Jeff Goundrill, nd I am hoping that the orchids we have in cold storage will be in flower for the show. Planting for the project started last October and we are still sowing seed to be grown on for May. br cottage holiday wales

Railtrack Introduces Hawks to Stations UK Greenfingers Railtrack Introduces Hawks to Stations: UK gardening tips advice on Railtrack Introduces Hawks to Stations Railtrack Introduces Hawks to Stations

Railtrack has made regular appearances in the Greenfingers news pages over the months. First it was the company s plans to use a mixture of lemon and orange juice to keep leaves from clogging up the lines. Then came controversy with the announcement that trees would be felled, again to prevent train delays caused by wet leaves. holiday in wales

Now Railtrack has revealed that it will be using birds of prey to scare pigeons from three of London s main stations. Victoria, Paddington and Liverpool Street are to be equipped with Harris hawks, birds that are native to America. holiday wales

Allotments Ranked Equal to Palace Grounds UK Greenfingers Allotments Ranked Equal to Palace Grounds: UK gardening tips advice on Allotments Ranked Equal to Palace Grounds Allotments Ranked Equal to Palace Grounds

Allotments in Nottingham have been accorded the same status as Trafalgar Square and the grounds of Blenheim and Chatsworth in the English Heritage register of Parks and Gardens. cottage holiday in wales

Numbering at nearly 700, the allotments cover a 50-acre site and are located in the middle of a housing estate in the St Anns area of Nottingham. Sarah Rutherford, spokesperson for English Heritage, outlines their importance in the Daily Telegraph today: hese allotments are a very rare survival from the 18th and early 19th century. They were built to provide a rural retreat for the busy people in the town of Nottingham. They come out and they have summerhouses, greenhouses, their own paths and lawns. They were their pleasure gardens. And many of these structures still exist, despite the theft of fittings, such as fireplaces and stoves. caravan holiday in wales

Residents equally value the allotments, as Alan Schofield, member of the St Anns Allotments Association, comments: hey e surrounded by hedgerows so when you walk through here it like being in a country lane. br camping holiday wales

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Dougal Philip, founder of the New Hopetoun Gardens garden centre in West Lothian, has shared his top tips for designing your personalised dream shed with the Scotsman. cottage holiday in wales

Exteriors are the first point to consider will it be a thing of beauty or best hidden in the garden A shed can denote anything from an out-of-sight storeroom to a stylish summerhouse, Mr Philip notes, so the next decision to be made is functionality. Positioning is critical to making sure the storage shed performs its task successfully sheds installed for freezer space or housing the children s bikes should be easily accessible from the house, as should a luxury shed with sauna or steam bath installed unless you want to make the neighbours jealous! caravan holiday in wales

Meanwhile, increasing numbers of people are using their sheds as a retreat for contemplation or writing a la Alan Titchmarsh the www.shedworking.blogspot.com blog for shed workers testifies to the growing popularity of the shed as a thinking space. camping holiday wales

But for those planning to spend longer spells in their ideal shed, getting hands-on when selecting woods and insulation is vital, Mr Philip stresses, ensuring a comfy sojourn each time you visit your garden retreat. accommodation holiday wales

Free compost as recycling reward UK Greenfingers Free compost as recycling reward: UK gardening tips advice on Free compost as recycling reward Free compost as recycling reward

Residents in Stansted celebrated a recycling achievement by receiving free compost for their garden, according to reports. Uttlesford District Council s recycling and composting facility, Envar, provided free compost for local residents after the region improved its recycling rate to top 50 per cent in the month of November. This is a great payback for all the hard work of people who live in the district, said Uttlesford District Council s environment committee chairman Alan Thawley, according to the Bishop s Stortford Citizen. holiday last minute wales

It s one way for the council to say a big thank you to local people for all their recycling efforts. The compost was intended for gardens and allotments and is of course another way that the region is taking recycling into different areas of life in a bid to be environmentally-friendly. Earlier this month, supermarket chain Morrisons revealed that some of its organic fresh produce line would now be sold in compostable packaging, with plans to extend it to other product lines in the future. catering holiday self wales

Which names best compost UK Greenfingers Which names best compost: UK gardening tips advice on Which names best compost Which names best compost

Gardening Which, the magazine for the green-fingered family member, has named its best compost of the year. The consumer magazine trialled a total of 32 different composts (17 multi-purpose and 15 specific-use), sowing 13, 200 seeds, potting 880 seedlings and planting 828 plants for the rigorous testing. If gardeners are worried that their green-fingers are no longer doing the trick, the results of our compost test show that they should not be downhearted: it may be that they are not using the right compost, said Julia Boulton, editor of Gardening Which holiday wales walking

Picking the right compost makes all the difference, turning struggling seedlings into precious plants. New Horizon Multipurpose Peat-free Compost, which costs 8p per litre, was named best buy in the peat-free multipurpose category. It is the sixth consecutive year the compost has won the award, after seedlings and container plants grew well in tests. Arthur Bower s Multipurpose Compost (6p per litre) won the equivalent award for the peat-based category, with seedlings and young plants demonstrating a good affinity with the peat. family holiday wales

The Scottish Wildlife Trust recently called on British gardeners to cut down on their peat use in a bid to save certain species of wildlife. track Adfero Ltd holiday riding wales

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RBGE to house rare plant UK Greenfingers RBGE to house rare plant: UK gardening tips advice on RBGE to house rare plant RBGE to house rare plant

One of the rarest plants in the world is to be unveiled at a garden in Scotland, according to reports. The Malaysian rhododendron is set to be part of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE), situated in the Scottish city. And the curator of the garden has suggested that the rare plant, and the garden itself, will hopefully prove inspirational to people. holiday park south wales

This allows us to get people inspired about horticulture, said David Mitchell, the RBG s indoor curator, according to the BBC. What we really would like to do is to turn Scotland into a nation of gardeners, to be gardening the earth and looking after the earth. After all Scotland, has a long horticultural heritage. The Malaysian rhododendron, which will be part of the Gardening Scotland show, is feared to be the only existing example of the species in the world. cottage holiday wales

The RBGE was founded in the 17th century and started by growing medicinal plants in its role as a physic garden. track Adfero Ltd holiday in wales

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Residents of Greater Manchester are helping greener living in the area by planting trees as part of a project to improve the number of trees that are planted in the nation s cities. cottage holiday in wales

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