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Another great tip from Down the Lane..
Another great tip from Down the Lane..New Member? Get more from the Forum and join in 'Members Chat' - you're very welcome
Re: Another great tip from Down the Lane..You are 60 years behind me there, Richard. (Did you pinch my idea?)
I went at it more seriously, cultivating a little border in the back-way between our garden and the allotments. It didn't seem fair that some plants were neglected, so that's what I planted. My first introduction to the destructive powers of hens, I had to watch them when they were let out into the back-way, and make sure they didn't go round the corner onto the road. They enjoyed the weeds and couldn't seem to tell the difference between the ones I'd planted and the others. Dance caller. http://mo-dance-caller.blogspot.co.uk/p/what-i-do.html
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Re: Another great tip from Down the Lane..Like that Mo !!
I'm of the school of disliking large gardens with no wild patch, weeds, stinging nettles off er so much to wildlife, especially Butterflies. The only problem is their expansion techniques are pretty good !! Richard New Member? Get more from the Forum and join in 'Members Chat' - you're very welcome
Re: Another great tip from Down the Lane..I think its amazing, and still room for you to sit, we have a wild bit now, (the only bit the hens can't get to)
On a serious note it is good to have a little bit of wilderness or grow something good for wildlife especially bees and butterflies |
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