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medieval knievel
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 Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2014 9:26 am Post subject: garden 'wisdom' |
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those little nuggets of wisdom and folklore you hear which you're extremely dubious about.
such as: my father-in-law is a great fan of the 'pour diesel over that leylandii stump to kill it and rot it'; i've never tried it but a) leylandii doesn't grow back from a stump anyway, b) rotting is a biological process and diesel is hardly going to accelerate it, and c) why in god's name would i want to pollute my garden with a carcinogenic hydrocarbon? |
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Geranimojess
Rank attained: Chlorophyll for blood
Joined: 22 Jun 2010
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Location: N/W Sligo
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Following a Funeral I attended of a Friend last Nov'...I received a little Card with this Poem written on it...knowing his love of the Garden I thought it appropriate...
May Heaven hold a place for you,Where you can Dig and Plant Flowers of the humblest kind,And those of rarest Scent... |
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jdquinn
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A local farmer whose cows got on my newly sown lawn said to me when I tackled him about it 'grass is for fodder what do you want a garden for!' You can guess what the area around his house is like.  |
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