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The economics and sustainability for most packaging products stacks up similarly- the real challenge is for composite materials such as tetrapaks or (my own least favourite way of serving something th ...

I think Tippben has a better way with words than me Very Happy

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I have two regular flatpack composters (heavier spec than the black Lidl ones) buried up a foot in stone (into an out of the way part of a gravel drive). The stone is about three foot deep. T ...

Thank you Greengage! I actually understood every word- just not all at the same time
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I'm fairly sure it is the polyanta so I will happily propagate them by division in the future.

Ok, so I found a clump off what I thought were primroses in a forest plantation that was about to be flattened early this year. Took them home, split them up and planted them out. They have grown well ...

Could they be tiger lilies?

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There's a reason you're called Good Guy! Yes, the grass Embarassed

is there on a temporary basis!!

Thanks for the reply- I would love to get some more of it. The garden centre was closing that week and ...

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I have one plant of this shrub. I bought it at a garden centre near Kilcock that closed down a couple of years ago.The guy told me the name of the plant but there was no label. It is currently 1 ...

That's not a question you see every day.

Ah- the mule is the product of two different species, so with gestation time give it 11 months or so and the male donkey and female horse will produce a new mule. Fiendishly clever.

Ah- the mule is the product of two different species, so with gestation time give it 11 months or so and the male donkey and female horse will produce a new mule. Fiendishly clever.

I'm guessing deer, but the 11 month replacement rate is melting my head. We're not using genetic seed banks to get over the extinction issue are we?

Good point! I will indeed.

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They are indeed. By the by, I have seen three white-tailed (or white arses as we called them) queens already this year. A great sight seeing them looking for nests early in the year.