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August 05, 2020, 16:33:12 by moupwser | Views: 352 | Comments: 9
After a couple of burglaries in recent months we realise we need to improve our security with securitiy lighting, CCTV and possibly alarms. We are in a rural location and there is no electricity on site. Any advice? Do you know any suppliers who deal with situations such as ours.
July 31, 2020, 17:38:04 by Galette | Views: 661 | Comments: 7
Hi folks. I have such a heavy crop of outdoor tomatoes that the trusses are beginning to break off the plant. The fruit is still mainly green at the moment so they have to survive on the plant for some time yet. Any hints on how to support them? I have tried tying them to a leaf higher up the stem with garden twine but I think they are going to 'fold' and then snap.
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