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    Get a spray bottle a mix up a very weak solution of washing up liquid and water and give the plants a good spray. Works for me every time Joe
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    You are but for them to be ready for the THL competition ... or halloween then I would buy the actual plants and not start them from seed.
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    Bad news sorry to hear that!
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    1. Luton town 2. QPR 3. Man U 4. Celtic
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    Yep, got my sweetcorn, cabbage, root veg, horseradish, sprouts, pumpkins.squashes, salads etc.
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    Dig it over, and you can get in quite a lot this time of year, a bit late for spuds but you can near enough put in anything.
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    Just got a quote on a fourtrak and its £2k more expensive than a jimny
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    Looks a good plot and allotments! I love your cabin, and your right everythings coming early on your plot
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    My goal is to have fun and please the land owners! ..... Its not a numbers game its a satisfaction game.
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    The one we done when I was at scouts (years ago) was a hand one, and we turned it every 15 - 30 mins and we each done a shift of an hour or 2 each and that worked quite well Hope it's helped.
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    Mine done it last year in the shed so will try it and if that doesn't work then traps it is, if not then poison as a last resort
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    I have never seen them before! but they look interesting, Joe
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    I absolutely adore reptiles, and would love to see a wild Adder in the wild. Glad the dogs okay though and a great photo. Joe
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    What camera do you use? and lovely pics mate. Joe
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    Does anyone know of any places in Hertfordshire that races ferrets? I want to keep mine a bit more amused and exercise them a bit more to keep of the summer fat. Joe
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    So we all talk about our veg plots and so I thought why not show off your plot? I will post my allotment pictures up here....Must say they look in bad shape at the moment but a bit of TLC and it will be back to the way I left it.. But I will post the pictures later on today when I have taken them. Joe
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    Getting a little annoyed this year! We have had a mouse in the greenhouse this year and have stripped most of my cucumber seedlings and all of my brussel sprout seedlings! I am not happy but I have set a few traps and if that doesn't work and I see the bugger then the ferrets will be going in for a mooch! Joe
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    wild ferrets

    JoeD replied to steve123's topic in General Talk

    Is it possible to tame a wild polecat? People have done, but in my oppinion is one of the cruelest things you can do, taking a wild animal out of its natural surroundings and placing it in a cage. But hey, everyones got an oppinion on it, and knowones right or wrong, although it is illegal to capture a wild polecat in the UK, feral ferrets are fine but true wild polecats arent. Joe
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    I'm 19 and the cost for a 1.3 hardtop jimny is £5130 cheapest, but hey insuring a corsa is nearly as expensive to insure now so might aswell just save up a couple of hundred pounds more and pay for a 4x4. It's all a bloody joke but you have to pay for it nowadays if your young! Joe
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    How many seats is your samurai mate?
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    Not just the muslims now...the IRA have started to pick up too, I would be more worried about them. Joe
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    If you remove all the roots then no, but leave a tiny section of it in the ground and it spreads like bindweed! someone planted some a few years back on my allotment and its travelled 300 meters to my plot! It will grown anywhere and if you don't want it to spread, plant it in a big pot But yes it will come back again and again if you keep some in the ground. I harvested some roots yesterday and have just stuck it in some jars of vinegar/sugar solution and so when I want it on my roast beef just mix a bit with some cream. Joe
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    4 for me too. Joe
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    Right guys I am currently learning to drive and decided that I do want a cheapish (£3k max) 4x4 thats a 1.3 L or below. I have looked at Jimny's and samurais, but just wondering if there are other choices aswell? Any help would be appreciated. Cheers, Joe
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    People may disagree but I have come to my own conclusion of there is no such thing as a knotless net, but look after them and they will stay knotless no matter what type of net they are.
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