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One will have a mix of flowers and herbs – I transplanted some Yarrow, self heal and plantain from the lawn in as well. If you bring black bags to the recycling centre, you will have to sort them at one of our designated sorting stations. Had a few personal things taking over life as it was and twisting it into something even more fugg'd up. Continue to mulch with mown grass over cardboard sheets around the weeded out areas of the lower meadow copse. It’s generated its own expansion without us being marketing people going out there trying to sell it in garages and garden centres.
As well as keeping a check on whether any need snowdrops need splitting and dividing, if plants show any signs of disease, they are removed and binned (not composted) asap. Lots more hand weeding, and another whole day trying to remove remnants of couch grass from the Geranium macrrorhizum in the lower meadow copse – this has worn me down, but it is at least the very last part of the garden to be worked on. By now our stream was freezing over… Also no sign of any disturbance to our local otters which so far this year have visited the ponds and ditches at least 3 times at less than weekly intervals, given my trail camera records and snowy tracks found.Local honey has also been proven to help with allergies like hay fever, as it contains small amounts of pollen produced by local plants.
In 2009 a change to regulations dictating how we dispose of plasterboard was implemented, this means the disposal of gypsum which is the main raw material of plasterboard could no longer be mixed with other waste materials. Once authorised to enter the centre please adhere to the site rules, reverse into the relevant bay and proceed to unload your waste. A few more private garden visitors to show round, and snowdrop hunt forays to keep us busy – though for the first time I’m now opting not to plant the bulbs straight out, such is the severity of the cold forecast for the end of the month running into early March. SH), and predrill holes for the coach srews in the side and end panels, hoping I’ve got them in the right places!Owen also has time to fell a couple of overhanging ash trees to the North of our upper hay meadow, and log up the main trunks. You will need to bring one of the following as proof of residency: your driving licence, your current Council Tax bill or a utility bill, (no older than 3 months). The fan you see in the picture blowing down the tube is like a booster fan, ensuring plenty of air through the tube. If you do need to bring any black bags, sort them at home and make sure that anything that can be recycled either at the centre or placed in your blue bag is removed.
All in all, with a stanley fan and 400w ballast in there, all you hear is the air blowing out the back of the cabinet, no fan noise at all. I reckon for long term viability I need to have a big swathe of seedlings available to plant out, and currently I see ( as with many other Primulas) very little in the way of obvious insect flower visits. I did take the time to repot all 4 Magic Merlins into some fresh soil, making sure to remove as much of the old soil from the roots as possible, without dunking them in water.Should bins go missing or are damaged / vandalised at site please contact the office as soon as possible to notify us.
Rake up hay debris from around the field hay feeders – grass is finally beginning to grow and we shall need every bit we can get, this year.If you are a non-resident and need access to clear waste for a relative following a family bereavement, then please contact us. brief sessions with sunshine around noon enabled some hand pollination of both Cycamen coum and special snowdrop flowers. However it isn’t possible for everyone to get hold of so much compost especially if you have nowhere for it to be delivered (most homes don’t have a place for big loads of compost to be dumped). Cutting back continues with the Verbena rigida stems on the lower copse slope, and by the spiral washing line base.
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