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You forgot the Dove from Above.Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostDon't get ahead of yourself there is still plenty of time for the weather to turn.
Plenty of time yet for the 'Beast from the East', 'Pest from the West', 'Dearth from the North' or the 'Routh from the South' .
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Originally posted by cojak View PostThose apple trees were a bit of a bugger but we dumped the last lot of wood on Saturday.
Dump the wood?
Apple logs give off a nice scent, and then for the small stuff, just chip it and use as a cover in flower beds.
The Wife (tm) did two of our smaller apple trees (Redlove Era) at the weekend, while I dismantled a few hazel hurdles, which will make great kindling
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Those apple trees were a bit of a bugger but we dumped the last lot of wood on Saturday.Originally posted by WTFH View PostBrexiters don't realise that growing your own requires:
1. Hard work
2. Good seed
3. Time
The weather is improving so the summer gardeners will probably go out soon.
The rest of us have been giving trees their end of winter prune, checking the over-winter crops, repairing winter damage and planting the last of the garlic.
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Don't get ahead of yourself there is still plenty of time for the weather to turn.Originally posted by WTFH View PostBrexiters don't realise that growing your own requires:
1. Hard work
2. Good seed
3. Time
The weather is improving so the summer gardeners will probably go out soon.
The rest of us have been giving trees their end of winter prune, Check
checking the over-winter crops, Check (although I didn't plant any this year due to Brexit)
repairing winter damage and planting the last of the garlic. Check, no winter damage to repair
Plenty of time yet for the 'Beast from the East', 'Pest from the West', 'Dearth from the North' or the 'Routh from the South' .
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Brexiters don't realise that growing your own requires:Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
1. Hard work
2. Good seed
3. Time
The weather is improving so the summer gardeners will probably go out soon.
The rest of us have been giving trees their end of winter prune, checking the over-winter crops, repairing winter damage and planting the last of the garlic.
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Belay that digging, we have a surfeit of remainer fruitcakes.Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
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As a matter of priority, they should send comfort blankets, bedtime stories and No More Tears shampoo, as our own factories are currently overwhelmed by demand from expats.
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EU preparing to send aid to the UK
Brussels threatens FOOD AID to UK in 'last throw of dice of Project Fear'
THE EU is planning to send food aid to feed Britain’s poor in the event of a no deal Brexit, sources in Brussels have revealed.
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