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oldherbaceous wrote:........going to need something gardening related to be doing, or I will go totally mad...

Go?

That's believed to be the case OH, noisy, agressive flocks, outcompeting the indigenous species.
First time sighting is "oh interesting who's it escaped from" a few years later you're wishing for a 410. :wink:

Flocks of the damm things in London!

Stephen wrote:Shouldn't it be rolled in glitter? After all you can not polish it!

Alas, all that glitters is not gold!

If you're lucky enough to have access to fresh shredded material from a tree surgeon exercise extreme caution when a pile has been stood for a while, especially in warm weather. Moulds form extremely quickly in the inside of the heap and when you cheerfully dig into it you can end up in a veritable ...

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I was tempted to treat this as a joke, but it is true, hope we see the verdict in the mass media.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-46385597

Reality is this forum is a quiet backwater. Busier forums it takes months for people to realise someone's gone quiet. Here we can go a few days sometimes with no posts, other forums there's so many posts you lose interest and the same questions are asked time after time. I think here is a bit like a...

Before the light alcohol showers drift in from the northeast followed by the onset of heavy intermittent showers of gin...... I'd like to wish everyone a Happy New Year.

May it being you the best possible outcomes in whatever circumstances you are in.

Our association orders a selection and sells off a pre-order list, most is sold before they are delivered to us.

£2.50 per 2kg pack

This stuff is part of my day job, the data has been harvested from breaches, like BA, LinkedIn, Facebook, there are lists for sale in whole or part on the internet of hundreds of millions of email and password combinations. My personal details are in five breaches of; 153 million, 593 million, 164 m...

As a child of the eArly sixties i can recall the potato spinner when I was young primary school age, the farm changed hands and a potato contract grower took over. Cue the ride on six person potato harvester towed by a tractor with a trailer alongside behind another tractor to collect the spuds spil...

Happy birthday young fella.

Do not rush into doing raised (but in actuality fenced) beds. typical tv induced newcomers to a weed infested plot, start constructing raised beds out of untreated planks screwed from outside into 2"x2" up rights just at the corners, then use bags of putting compost to fill them. Think of ...

I heard they were a bit shitty

oldherbaceous wrote:Since a lot of people have been taking an unwelcomed interest in my rear passage, just lately, I wondered if it might be worth contacting these people.....

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