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 Topic: Willow water |
gz
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 Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Sun Jul 19, 20 7:35 pm Subject: Willow water |
Now that IS useful  Thanks |
| Topic: Willow water |
gz
Replies: 4
Views: 402
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Sun Jul 19, 20 11:31 am Subject: Willow water |
| Would the water that I have been soaking willow bark in be good for anything in the garden? |
| Topic: Wildlife |
gz
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Tue Jul 14, 20 8:27 pm Subject: Wildlife |
| The red and black one is a Cinnabar moth, eats ragwort, as stripey yellow and black caterpillars |
| Topic: jaws the wemake |
gz
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Forum: Reviews and What's On Posted: Sun Jul 12, 20 7:18 pm Subject: jaws the wemake |
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| Topic: Wildlife |
gz
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Views: 492103
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Sun Jul 12, 20 6:45 am Subject: Wildlife |
Definitely. We went to Rumbling Bridge on the Hermitage forest walk...with the water comparatively low it was still vibrating
After rain it would be awesome and definitely viewing only |
| Topic: Wildlife |
gz
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Sat Jul 11, 20 8:47 pm Subject: Wildlife |
We are up near Grantown on Spey for a few days' break...
http://www.downsizer.net/gallery/30372/IMG_20200711_191829.jpg
Wildlife entertainment at suppertime! |
| Topic: Wildlife |
gz
Replies: 1129
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Sat Jul 11, 20 8:47 pm Subject: Wildlife |
We are up near Grantown on Spey for a few days' break...
http://www.downsizer.net/gallery/30372/IMG_20200711_191829.jpg
Wildlife entertainment at suppertime! |
| Topic: Hello from Bristol |
gz
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Forum: The Apiary Posted: Fri Jul 10, 20 4:44 pm Subject: Hello from Bristol |
Welcome back  
I am sure that the resident beeks will find you |
| Topic: It's July |
gz
Replies: 60
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Forum: Foraging Posted: Mon Jul 06, 20 4:05 pm Subject: It's July |
Same here...clouds building back up though  |
| Topic: It's July |
gz
Replies: 60
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Forum: Foraging Posted: Sat Jul 04, 20 9:54 pm Subject: It's July |
| It may be July but it is Autumnal |
| Topic: It's July |
gz
Replies: 60
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Forum: Foraging Posted: Fri Jul 03, 20 10:17 am Subject: It's July |
| Our strawberries seem to be ripening inside Most of the outside, where the slugs have left them, is white or a very pale tinge of pink..the inside is red... |
| Topic: Onion seeds |
gz
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Tue Jun 30, 20 10:56 am Subject: Onion seeds |
| I'd rather leave them for the insects, but that sounds a good option |
| Topic: Onion seeds |
gz
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Mon Jun 29, 20 8:02 pm Subject: Onion seeds |
We have been autumn planting so that they are ahead when the dry spell comes in, in Spring, and this has been successful.
However a record wet February and record hot and dry April and May...and now ... |
| Topic: Onion seeds |
gz
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Mon Jun 29, 20 8:31 am Subject: Onion seeds |
Seeing as there are four varieties in consecutive blocks😄
The first hasn't run to seed, the next (red) mostly has, one or two of the next one's has and the last one has a few...and that is red oni ... |
| Topic: Onion seeds |
gz
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Sun Jun 28, 20 10:52 am Subject: Onion seeds |
We have a few onions running to seed. No complaints, the flowers will be good for the birds and I can save the seed.
What culinary uses are there for onion seeds? |
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