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 Topic: Exciting news |
sgt.colon
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 Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Fri Aug 23, 19 9:57 am Subject: Exciting news |
And if you see a squirrel or rat going around breathing fire, you will really know the culprit. 
Thanks for the solution mix DPack  |
| Topic: hello from the darkside |
sgt.colon
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Forum: IT Matters Posted: Thu Aug 22, 19 8:43 am Subject: hello from the darkside |
I hope you enjoyed your trip around the world? 
If I remember rightly, in Firefox you can unmask your passwords somewhere in the settings. |
| Topic: Exciting news |
sgt.colon
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Thu Aug 22, 19 8:33 am Subject: Exciting news |
I'll remember the spade advice DPack.
Small claw makes on a couple of the carrots, so I'm guessing Rat or squirrel. Next year I'll pop chilli powder down. |
| Topic: hello from the darkside |
sgt.colon
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Forum: IT Matters Posted: Wed Aug 21, 19 8:27 am Subject: hello from the darkside |
| Yes you can do that with phones DPack. I think some people even use it to locate their kids. |
| Topic: hello from the darkside |
sgt.colon
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Forum: IT Matters Posted: Tue Aug 20, 19 8:21 am Subject: hello from the darkside |
Hello DPack's new machine, welcome to DS |
| Topic: Exciting news |
sgt.colon
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Tue Aug 20, 19 8:19 am Subject: Exciting news |
| Yes, it had eaten a few of them MR but was kind enough to leave me some as well. I can't think that I've ever seen a rabbit down the allotment but I guess that doesn't mean there aren't any. Do sq ... |
| Topic: Exciting news |
sgt.colon
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Mon Aug 19, 19 8:24 am Subject: Exciting news |
| Well I got down to my allotment yesterday and something had ransacked the carrot tub. I wish I'd have asked your advise after I'd pulled the one carrot. Doing that obviously gave the critter the thoug ... |
| Topic: Exciting news |
sgt.colon
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Fri Aug 16, 19 8:44 am Subject: Exciting news |
Thanks DPack.
I have read about thinning carrots but then I didn't do it this year because I'd read somewhere that if you didn't thin them it helped stop carrot fly. |
| Topic: this year's tomatoes |
sgt.colon
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Tue Aug 13, 19 8:09 am Subject: this year's tomatoes |
| Great photos JL. That last one is a nice collection of veg and stuff. |
| Topic: Pigs in Spaaace... |
sgt.colon
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Mon Aug 12, 19 11:21 am Subject: Pigs in Spaaace... |
They are quite funky looking things. I like them.
Good to see we are now starting to litter the moon as well.  |
| Topic: Exciting news |
sgt.colon
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Mon Aug 12, 19 9:40 am Subject: Exciting news |
I've grown carrots in a big tub this year and I was wondering how long I can leave them in there before I need to pull them?
Thanks |
| Topic: Hi |
sgt.colon
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Forum: Welcome Posted: Mon Aug 12, 19 9:11 am Subject: Hi |
| Hello and welcome. |
| Topic: Insectivorous Plants |
sgt.colon
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Fri Aug 02, 19 10:02 am Subject: Insectivorous Plants |
Nice read JL
I do like plants that eat things. I should have a few around the house to get those pesky flies.
I did used to keep Venus fly traps a good number of years ago but found them har ... |
| Topic: Wildlife |
sgt.colon
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Mon Jul 29, 19 9:18 am Subject: Wildlife |
Nice photos JL.
I've only seen whites this year. That's all we tend to get around where we live, though I did see a red admiral a few years ago. |
| Topic: What are you enjoying from your garden? |
sgt.colon
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Mon Jul 29, 19 8:59 am Subject: What are you enjoying from your garden? |
| Well so far this season I've harvested garlic, onions, broad beans (lots), peas (lots and lots), beetroot is not too far off being ready. Sprouts and cabbages doing well and should be ready of the Chr ... |
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