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Always does at some point!
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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I think that would be a loss to yourself, such a garden doesn't sound very appealingMight be easier to just concrete my garden and not bother trying to do my bit then
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I bought the squeaky yellow corn thing, in the middle, although in my excitement I pulled too hard on the price tag, and hence why there is a bit of white fluff sticking out! 
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I'm sorry but you are now on my ignore list. Only absolute cavemen YANK plastic tags.I bought the squeaky yellow corn thing, in the middle, although in my excitement I pulled too hard on the price tag, and hence why there is a bit of white fluff sticking out!
Edit; the pine bed is fractionally redeeming.
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I bought the squeaky yellow corn thing, in the middle, although in my excitement I pulled too hard on the price tag, and hence why there is a bit of white fluff sticking out!
In a scale of 1-OMG, how hard was you pulling that
Are you somebody to pick the brains of?
Bit later in year than planned.
Just noticed the weed killer posts. Hopefully balance is restored
Are you supposed to cut the grass around wildflowers all the way down to give them a chance or are you supposed to leave the grass, to give them a chance? Or does it depend?
Kpleasethankyou in advance
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I'm stronger than I look!In a scale of 1-OMG, how hard was you pulling that
just do nothing - it's no mow May , no vegetation abuse - more useful than veganuary&like.
Just do nothing. Right. Thanks, I have that in my remit of skills.
Do nothing has been engaged until further notice.
Ideally there's no grass! Last autumn I put some old carpet I found in Facebook over the grass. Left it there for months.Are you somebody to pick the brains of?
Are you supposed to cut the grass around wildflowers all the way down to give them a chance or are you supposed to leave the grass, to give them a chance? Or does it depend?
Kpleasethankyou in advance
Last weekend I pulled it up and turned the ground over.
The lumps I will heavy rake out. Then I'll sprinkle the seeds and water them in
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Goddamnit.
Thanks. I'll keep that in mind for next Autumn if they don't fare any better this year than last.
This is my first go. Will update if anything grows!
POIDHThis is my first go. Will update if anything grows!
This is my first go. Will update if anything grows!
I sowed mine about 4 weeks ago but not had anything yet... But been too cold TBH.
Temps are warming now so I'm hoping something will show in the next week or so
I wanna see pics come summer!
Picked up some potting compost today so I could pot Bertie.
Bertie is the top of a carrot that we ate on New Years Day. He was put in a shallow dish of water and we've been topping it up most days. If he flowers, we'll see if we can get seeds and plant them. He won't be anywhere near any weedkiller.
Bertie is the top of a carrot that we ate on New Years Day. He was put in a shallow dish of water and we've been topping it up most days. If he flowers, we'll see if we can get seeds and plant them. He won't be anywhere near any weedkiller.
