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  1. Tidemark

    Why not?

    But you need to be careful what you wish for. When our dog passed we planted a phygelius next to her, it grew up and up, through our neighbours tree and got 10-12ft high, the one in our front...
    But you need to be careful what you wish for. When our dog passed we planted a phygelius next to her, it grew up and up, through our neighbours tree and got 10-12ft high, the one in our front garden without the extra nutrients stayed a modest 5ft. So you might end up needing a ladder to pick...
    But you need to be careful what you wish for. When our dog passed we planted a phygelius next to her, it grew up and up, through our neighbours tree and got 10-12ft high, the one in our front garden without the extra nutrients stayed a modest...
    But you need to be careful what you wish for. When our dog passed we planted a phygelius next to her, it grew up and up, through our neighbours tree and got 10-12ft high, the one in our front...
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  2. potted

    Hoster's

    I'd agree you can't win. I only use them near a few precious things when they first start coming through - after that they're on their own. My garden is so damp that my slug population is near...
    I'd agree you can't win. I only use them near a few precious things when they first start coming through - after that they're on their own. My garden is so damp that my slug population is near infinite... I do use grit and coffee grounds to try to protect crowns - at least they're a slight...
    I'd agree you can't win. I only use them near a few precious things when they first start coming through - after that they're on their own. My garden is so damp that my slug population is near infinite... I do use grit and coffee grounds to try...
    I'd agree you can't win. I only use them near a few precious things when they first start coming through - after that they're on their own. My garden is so damp that my slug population is near...
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  3. wiseowl
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    Seed Sowing This Month April

    Seeds to be sown this month Melon, Cucumber, Courgettes, Squashes, Ipomoea, Quamoclit, Tithonia now there is space in the propagator. Greenhouse; Runner beans, French beans, Sweetcorn,...
    Seeds to be sown this month Melon, Cucumber, Courgettes, Squashes, Ipomoea, Quamoclit, Tithonia now there is space in the propagator. Greenhouse; Runner beans, French beans, Sweetcorn, Helianthus, Leeks, Brussels, Kale and Purple Sprouting broccoli.
    Seeds to be sown this month Melon, Cucumber, Courgettes, Squashes, Ipomoea, Quamoclit, Tithonia now there is space in the propagator. Greenhouse; Runner beans, French beans, Sweetcorn, Helianthus, Leeks, Brussels, Kale and Purple Sprouting broccoli.
    Seeds to be sown this month Melon, Cucumber, Courgettes, Squashes, Ipomoea, Quamoclit, Tithonia now there is space in the propagator. Greenhouse; Runner beans, French beans, Sweetcorn,...
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  4. Victoria

    Red Bull ... Energy Drinks

    I am into cycling and there were studies done that suggests that all these specialist drinks aren't actually needed unless you do alot of exercise. For reference I believe they were saying that...
    I am into cycling and there were studies done that suggests that all these specialist drinks aren't actually needed unless you do alot of exercise. For reference I believe they were saying that unless you did more than a couple of hours of vigorous exercise then water would do the same job. I...
    I am into cycling and there were studies done that suggests that all these specialist drinks aren't actually needed unless you do alot of exercise. For reference I believe they were saying that unless you did more than a couple of hours of...
    I am into cycling and there were studies done that suggests that all these specialist drinks aren't actually needed unless you do alot of exercise. For reference I believe they were saying that...
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  5. Tidemark

    Whaaattt?

    That sounds like homo gerontophilia to me. No thank you.
    That sounds like homo gerontophilia to me. No thank you.
    That sounds like homo gerontophilia to me. No thank you.
    That sounds like homo gerontophilia to me. No thank you.
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  6. zebrina

    Rat problem

    I have seen rats described as neophobes; they don't like new things/change so introducing new things to an area or just moving things around upsets them and discourages them.
    I have seen rats described as neophobes; they don't like new things/change so introducing new things to an area or just moving things around upsets them and discourages them.
    I have seen rats described as neophobes; they don't like new things/change so introducing new things to an area or just moving things around upsets them and discourages them.
    I have seen rats described as neophobes; they don't like new things/change so introducing new things to an area or just moving things around upsets them and discourages them.
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  7. wiseowl
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    Whats Looking Good April 2026

    Choisya ‘White Dazzler’ starting to flower
    Choisya ‘White Dazzler’ starting to flower
    Choisya ‘White Dazzler’ starting to flower
    Choisya ‘White Dazzler’ starting to flower
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  8. JWK
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    What's your weather like 2026

    Dull and still this morning.
    Dull and still this morning.
    Dull and still this morning.
    Dull and still this morning.
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  9. Loofah
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    Friendly x 4

    Yawn Yawn Wakey Wakey 2026

    Well I just had a bit of luck, I went out to retrieve my neighbour's bin and discovered it has not yet been emptied so obviously across the Lane has been done but the Cres I'm in has to cleared...
    Well I just had a bit of luck, I went out to retrieve my neighbour's bin and discovered it has not yet been emptied so obviously across the Lane has been done but the Cres I'm in has to cleared yet. I was able therefore to get my general waste bin out for emptying. I tracked down my door wreath...
    Well I just had a bit of luck, I went out to retrieve my neighbour's bin and discovered it has not yet been emptied so obviously across the Lane has been done but the Cres I'm in has to cleared yet. I was able therefore to get my general waste...
    Well I just had a bit of luck, I went out to retrieve my neighbour's bin and discovered it has not yet been emptied so obviously across the Lane has been done but the Cres I'm in has to cleared...
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  10. shiney
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    APRIL PHOTO COMPETITION 2026

    AS THE WINNER OF THE MARCH COMPETITION Scroggin HAS CHOSEN THE APRIL THEMEIn Scroggin's very apt words:- With all the gloom and doom in the news at the moment I'd like my theme to be:star: ...
    AS THE WINNER OF THE MARCH COMPETITION Scroggin HAS CHOSEN THE APRIL THEMEIn Scroggin's very apt words:- With all the gloom and doom in the news at the moment I'd like my theme to be:star: "Something that lifts the spirits" :star:Someone is happy(In Hoi-An, just an example taken by Shiney - not in...
    AS THE WINNER OF THE MARCH COMPETITION Scroggin HAS CHOSEN THE APRIL THEMEIn Scroggin's very apt words:- With all the gloom and doom in the news at the moment I'd like my theme to be:star: "Something that lifts the spirits" :star:Someone is happy(In...
    AS THE WINNER OF THE MARCH COMPETITION Scroggin HAS CHOSEN THE APRIL THEMEIn Scroggin's very apt words:- With all the gloom and doom in the news at the moment I'd like my theme to be:star: ...
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  11. shiney
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    RESULT OF THE MARCH PHOTO COMPETITION 2026

    Well done @Scroggin
    Well done @Scroggin
    Well done @Scroggin
    Well done @Scroggin
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  12. Fat Controller
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    Migration to NEW software & server

    I will ask @Jiffy
    I will ask @Jiffy
    I will ask @Jiffy
    I will ask @Jiffy
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  13. simone_in_wiltshire
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    What are we doing in the garden 2026

    Noticed tulips coming into flower, paeonias are coming through and one has a flower bud that will open soon, Paeonia lutes is in leaf and flowers are about to open, aquilegia will be flowering in...
    Noticed tulips coming into flower, paeonias are coming through and one has a flower bud that will open soon, Paeonia lutes is in leaf and flowers are about to open, aquilegia will be flowering in the next few days as will Arum maculatum.
    Noticed tulips coming into flower, paeonias are coming through and one has a flower bud that will open soon, Paeonia lutes is in leaf and flowers are about to open, aquilegia will be flowering in the next few days as will Arum maculatum.
    Noticed tulips coming into flower, paeonias are coming through and one has a flower bud that will open soon, Paeonia lutes is in leaf and flowers are about to open, aquilegia will be flowering in...
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  14. Marley Farley
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    WILDFLOWERS YOU HAVE SEEN WHILE OUT WALKING

    Thank you ... Dog's Mercury is common in the hedgerows for miles around. I didn't know about it being an indicator of an ancient woodland, that's interesting
    Thank you ... Dog's Mercury is common in the hedgerows for miles around. I didn't know about it being an indicator of an ancient woodland, that's interesting
    Thank you ... Dog's Mercury is common in the hedgerows for miles around. I didn't know about it being an indicator of an ancient woodland, that's interesting
    Thank you ... Dog's Mercury is common in the hedgerows for miles around. I didn't know about it being an indicator of an ancient woodland, that's interesting
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  15. pete

    Mushroom compost

    I've only ever used it myself as a soil improvement. You can usually only get it in bulk, not really looked to see if you can get it in bags.
    I've only ever used it myself as a soil improvement. You can usually only get it in bulk, not really looked to see if you can get it in bags.
    I've only ever used it myself as a soil improvement. You can usually only get it in bulk, not really looked to see if you can get it in bags.
    I've only ever used it myself as a soil improvement. You can usually only get it in bulk, not really looked to see if you can get it in bags.
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  16. JWK
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  17. Friendly

    Holly fern cyrtomium fortunei

    I have one of these, it came up in a packet of mixed spores that I bought from T&M about 40 yrs ago. It appears to be a darker green than most pictures I can find.It tends to struggle in dry...
    I have one of these, it came up in a packet of mixed spores that I bought from T&M about 40 yrs ago. It appears to be a darker green than most pictures I can find.It tends to struggle in dry summers and cold winters but has always survived.
    I have one of these, it came up in a packet of mixed spores that I bought from T&M about 40 yrs ago. It appears to be a darker green than most pictures I can find.It tends to struggle in dry summers and cold winters but has always survived.
    I have one of these, it came up in a packet of mixed spores that I bought from T&M about 40 yrs ago. It appears to be a darker green than most pictures I can find.It tends to struggle in dry...
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  18. Andy1965

    Tomatoes - same variety, different looking plants!

    I started my tomatoes today in the afternoon sunshine with a nice cup of coffee, listening to Rachel Ziegler singing ‘Don’t Cry Me Argentina’, I think I sowed Mamalade, Roma and Red Cherry.What...
    I started my tomatoes today in the afternoon sunshine with a nice cup of coffee, listening to Rachel Ziegler singing ‘Don’t Cry Me Argentina’, I think I sowed Mamalade, Roma and Red Cherry.What could be better!
    I started my tomatoes today in the afternoon sunshine with a nice cup of coffee, listening to Rachel Ziegler singing ‘Don’t Cry Me Argentina’, I think I sowed Mamalade, Roma and Red Cherry.What could be better!
    I started my tomatoes today in the afternoon sunshine with a nice cup of coffee, listening to Rachel Ziegler singing ‘Don’t Cry Me Argentina’, I think I sowed Mamalade, Roma and Red Cherry.What...
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  19. shiney
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    What's Looking Good March 2026

    More tulips, the first two are from the "mystery box". The others are named varieties we knew.
    More tulips, the first two are from the "mystery box". The others are named varieties we knew.
    More tulips, the first two are from the "mystery box". The others are named varieties we knew.
    More tulips, the first two are from the "mystery box". The others are named varieties we knew.
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  20. JWK
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    What's buzzing flying near you 2026

    2 of the 4 Puffins at Dancing Ledge, very distant. Unfortunately the numbers are getting less and they haven't bred for many years so they will eventually die out.
    2 of the 4 Puffins at Dancing Ledge, very distant. Unfortunately the numbers are getting less and they haven't bred for many years so they will eventually die out.
    2 of the 4 Puffins at Dancing Ledge, very distant. Unfortunately the numbers are getting less and they haven't bred for many years so they will eventually die out.
    2 of the 4 Puffins at Dancing Ledge, very distant. Unfortunately the numbers are getting less and they haven't bred for many years so they will eventually die out.
    Grey Wag 1.jpg Gold 2.jpg Chiffchaffs.jpg Goosander 2.jpg Goose 30.jpg goose 1.jpg
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