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There are dozens of catalogs flowers set light and bulbs coming through the letterbox every year, and every year the same, I spent a fortune set light on them. They look so cute, just the thing to brighten up a garden that is rather ... well, green.
3. Things are going to be tight this year: I've had a small extension to the house: I just had to buy three new tires and it will point to the Timing belt almost 300 pounds; price of oil has risen, and diesel price, not to mention prices of everything else; I'm going to Rome for a long weekend with the girls in February and fanno'n expensive they say.
So that's it. Only the flowers set light and bulbs here since last year will give color to the garden for this year, if anything has come through the winter set light without injury of course. My rosemary'm black bitch after the ice and snow, and I enjoy cooking with fresh rosemary from the garden, so I will have to buy a new one of those MWN. Nai wait a while to see if this will come to himself - too early to prune I think, does not it? But I'm pretty sure it's dead. The thyme is clearly more Dyff. Although the snails enjoy it.
Yes, snails. Slug, call them what you like - and I call them every name under the sun often. I hate to bali things. They are primarily responsible for the catalog to eat my planting, garantîd. They've voraciously eating hundreds of pounds in the garden here since I moved here 11 years ago. Threw loads shallow set light bowl of beer in the garden to catch them in last week - I got about half a dozen, but then he came the heavy rain yndo ... Shandy very weak in it now.
But mice are also a problem - I found two tulip bulb on the grass yesterday - a system of tunnels in the soil where they belong. Then the snails have sglaffio'r bulbs did, ga Damn them. Gosh, the want of grace.
But my mwydy (the house worm) has proven to be useful in more ways than one - I often found a mouse drowned in the bucket set light I keep it under the tap. Nacdw, I do feel for them at all - one less mouse - great. set light
I've started to clear dead vegetation so that the snails do not get to hide under it, and the birds be able to find them - and anything that is supposed to grow, available light to be able to do so. There's a few daffodils have raised little finger green, but there's no sight of any small white lilies (Eirlys I do not like the name for some reason).
If you want to get rid of mice in your garden there are bulbs can you plant in your garden that are removing! Their name is 'anti-mole bulbs'. They got rid of a ground hog odor is also giving the soil which enforcement tools to uproot the garden next door. Comment by Owain Roberts January 26, 2011 @ 8:07 pm
If you join the local garden society, it is quite likely that they ordered seeds of Kings, a company that give good discount for associations. On the other hand, a good deal of Newport in Pembrokeshire is Real Seeds. And the snails? We hope the ice and snow has been 'madael and some of them! Comment from gz January 26, 2011 @ 8:32 pm
After 'googlo' ma bulbs - fun! But it is telling that require planting and before the There Is frost in the ground ... 'drapia! Better to wait until spring so. Thanks anyway! I think we should shoot for these items ... Comment by bethangwanas January 26, 2011 @ 11:25 pm
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