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Birthday Greetings Jayb
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Obelixx Yesterday at 23:54:21 |
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Anyone recognise this seedling?
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gray1720 Yesterday at 22:03:01 |
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Tayberries
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Beersmith Yesterday at 21:15:56 |
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Lets get out the decs
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galina Yesterday at 19:32:58 |
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Seed Saving Circle 2019
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JanG December 13, 2019, 11:50:36 |
Yesterday at 15:16:44 by davholla | Views: 40 | Comments: 1
I have small south facing front garden, it is quite shady. There is a very productive white currant bush there, a less productive gooseberry and a couple of old tayberries which do ok. I was thinking of putting a tayberry in a shady part.
A good idea or waste of time?
Yesterday at 08:52:46 by ACE
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I don't know how to do it, but some of you used to hang out the decs this time of year on your postings. Come on, nothing you can do about yesterdays results, lets get on with Xmas
December 08, 2019, 21:41:43 by gray1720 | Views: 395 | Comments: 6
This (somewhat out of focus, sorry!) oddity has sprouted in my Japanese ginger pot. I have no idea what it is, and a little voice at he back of my mind tells me that I bloomin' well should. Does anyone else recognise the thing?
Thanks,
Adrian
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