Nettles?

[stealthy1 3,964]

Real hard frost here this morning, die you b*****ds. And Happy New Year folks.

[ryaldinhio 4,123]

frosty here too, hoping they die back. My hands were stung to fook yesterday! Its the little new ones shooting up that are the worst!!!

[The one 8,393]

Same here been the hardest frost of the year LOL

[ian28 2]

yeah same here hopefully they will die, fooking hate the things!

[johnrussell84 2,761]

frosty here too, hoping they die back. My hands were stung to fook yesterday! Its the little new ones shooting up that are the worst!!!

Hate them little feckers hands where stinging for hours yesterday

[bowburnbandit 20]

I dunno what the deal is, when I was a kid and got stung it hurt for half an hour or so at best, now after a session with the ferrets my hands are tingling for a couple of days I am either getting soft in my old age or the sods are getting worse. We haven't had a decent frost really so they are everywhere

[ryaldinhio 4,123]

I dunno what the deal is, when I was a kid and got stung it hurt for half an hour or so at best, now after a session with the ferrets my hands are tingling for a couple of days I am either getting soft in my old age or the sods are getting worse. We haven't had a decent frost really so they are everywhere

the big uns dont feel for long but them little bas***ds I do! hands were still tingling this morning from yesterday morning.

[Jax13 251]

I was really tempted to mix a napsak of roundup (commercial stuff, not the b&q crap) and blitz a few miles of hedgerow back in October to encourage the buggers to die back and less to come through the following year but never got around to it.

 

For what it will cost, I'm almost definitely gonna do it this autumn so I can at least have some fun! Only managed to get out 3 times so far this year.

[mrstinker 20]

I was really tempted to mix a napsak of roundup (commercial stuff, not the b&q crap) and blitz a few miles of hedgerow back in October to encourage the buggers to die back and less to come through the following year but never got around to it.

NB i

For what it will cost, I'm almost definitely gonna do it this autumn so I can at least have some fun! Only managed to get out 3 times so far this year.

Now that is a good idea!!!

[mad4it 693]

 

I was really tempted to mix a napsak of roundup (commercial stuff, not the b&q crap) and blitz a few miles of hedgerow back in October to encourage the buggers to die back and less to come through the following year but never got around to it.

NB i

For what it will cost, I'm almost definitely gonna do it this autumn so I can at least have some fun! Only managed to get out 3 times so far this year.

Now that is a good idea!!!

 

bring some down here please

[jok 3,035]

How about the dogs.? My springer wasn't at all happy when we we got back Boxing Day. Talk about a whinge. Can't blame him really cause they are damned hot.

[The one 8,393]

the first time we went out you couldn't see the lurcher for nettles since then its rained continuously and the next set of off days the forecast says its to be heavy rain , nettles don't worry me they have all drowned LOL

[Arry 18,498]

Seem's theres a clump of nettles in ever hole this year, hands were buzzing last time out. We have only had about three light frosts down here and the hedges starting to shoot again.

 

Cheers Arry

[Rowan 308]

No frost here to speak off yet!!!, but the dear owld farmers do love to cut the hedges , blackthorn bits everywhere , keep pulling thorns out off the dog , he is not happy.