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 Topic: downsizing the contents |
dpack
Replies: 15
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 Forum: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Posted: Mon Apr 21, 25 2:28 pm Subject: downsizing the contents |
as i have replaced my big pan(last one fed to a wedding extraction, and the one before a 50 lt monster better suited to watering young fruit trees from a pond) i have a task of clearance
some of my ... |
| Topic: how does your garden grow? |
dpack
Replies: 13
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Sun Apr 20, 25 12:12 pm Subject: how does your garden grow? |
Can this double thread be combined please 
yep please, i have no idea how that occurred , it puzzled me |
| Topic: how does your garden grow? |
dpack
Replies: 13
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Sat Apr 19, 25 2:15 pm Subject: how does your garden grow? |
| Primrose are Primula vulgaris, but unfortunately that is also used for different coloured cultivated primroses as well. The ones I am talking about are a pale yellow and come into flower quite early. ... |
| Topic: how does your garden grow? |
dpack
Replies: 13
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Fri Apr 18, 25 11:02 am Subject: how does your garden grow? |
latin helps a bit, although it is not always definitive
uk "rustic" plant names are varied from region to region, a blah here might not be the blah there etc
double that issue for from forage to ... |
| Topic: Wildlife |
dpack
Replies: 3145
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Fri Apr 18, 25 10:50 am Subject: Wildlife |
daws,sparrows and a woodie
the woodie might be a distant descendant of fat walter, not very pc but if you had/have seen him you would know how he got the name
looking back it was during a cake b ... |
| Topic: how does your garden grow? |
dpack
Replies: 13
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Fri Apr 18, 25 10:45 am Subject: how does your garden grow? |
sage , high dry a bit sandy
mint, in pots most of them prefer a jar or similar buried under them and well draining soil, then use plenty of water they will chose wet or dryer roots |
| Topic: how does your garden grow? |
dpack
Replies: 13
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Thu Apr 17, 25 3:02 pm Subject: how does your garden grow? |
i forgot the two rare(and so far unnamed ) apple grafts are thriving as is the from a stone rare breeds bullace(so far unnamed)
the latter is a stone from one that was probably very old, it was cul ... |
| Topic: how does your garden grow? |
dpack
Replies: 13
Views: 347
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Thu Apr 17, 25 2:18 pm Subject: how does your garden grow? |
here, oddly well although it is a yard rather than garden
considering the assorted "landscape" changes and the old and new plants
things seem ok
the japanese seeds are very viable, big radish, ... |
| Topic: how does your garden grow? |
dpack
Replies: 13
Views: 292
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Thu Apr 17, 25 2:18 pm Subject: how does your garden grow? |
here, oddly well although it is a yard rather than garden
considering the assorted "landscape" changes and the old and new plants
things seem ok
the japanese seeds are very viable, big radish, ... |
| Topic: Wildlife |
dpack
Replies: 3145
Views: 3642078
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Thu Apr 17, 25 11:16 am Subject: Wildlife |
a male blackbird has just arrived, first one since the heatstroke demise of the bracks
he checked things ,water food security etc and pottered off again
he will be back  |
| Topic: Wildlife |
dpack
Replies: 3145
Views: 3642078
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Thu Apr 17, 25 11:13 am Subject: Wildlife |
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| Topic: Wildlife |
dpack
Replies: 3145
Views: 3642078
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Wed Apr 16, 25 10:39 am Subject: Wildlife |
| goldfinches are delightful to watch |
| Topic: Long range EVs |
dpack
Replies: 1427
Views: 1039194
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Forum: Energy Efficiency and Construction/Major Projects Posted: Tue Apr 15, 25 11:44 am Subject: Long range EVs |
| thanks |
| Topic: Comfrey |
dpack
Replies: 14
Views: 1456
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Mon Apr 14, 25 12:43 pm Subject: Comfrey |
at the mo we have more than most humans
in a fraction of a second that can change
or
you are far from the more and need to deal with it now
and
knowing the basics is good for you and for societ ... |
| Topic: Long range EVs |
dpack
Replies: 1427
Views: 1039194
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Forum: Energy Efficiency and Construction/Major Projects Posted: Mon Apr 14, 25 9:51 am Subject: Long range EVs |
are batteries following the Moores Law curve?
in the last couple of years they feel to have improved faster than pooters did
the rate of increase in capacity from for example "bomb" to "deep bl ... |
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