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Originally posted by Demantoid:
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Originally posted by EDWARDIAN LIL:
feckin sunflowers - who would have thought Disappointed

Lovely though. The birds always plant them for me, by spraying seed from the feeders around Nod


Yeah, and the birds love them if you leave them to go to seed (bit ugly though)... we did it last year with a few... and now we have a load of self seeded ones coming up.

Handy though... From about late July - August... any birthdays get a bunch of cut sunflowers from me! Big Grin
Dirtyprettygirlthing
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Originally posted by faerykelstar:
Lovely sunflowers. Nod I took it upon myself to do a spot of gardening today in our shared garden. We have a lovely bush and some nice spiky plants but you couldn't see them for all the binder weed that was choking them so I tugged it all up and chucked it on the compost heap. Felt good afterwards as now the plants can grow. Big Grin

Watch out for that, though. If you chuck weeds on compost and then use it, you might be planting more..
Demantoid
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Originally posted by Demantoid:
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Originally posted by faerykelstar:
Lovely sunflowers. Nod I took it upon myself to do a spot of gardening today in our shared garden. We have a lovely bush and some nice spiky plants but you couldn't see them for all the binder weed that was choking them so I tugged it all up and chucked it on the compost heap. Felt good afterwards as now the plants can grow. Big Grin

Watch out for that, though. If you chuck weeds on compost and then use it, you might be planting more..

Well, I say compost heap but really it's a pile of all the old branches from the trees that they cut down ages ago. No-one really gardens as it's a shared one, and all the paid gardeners do is cut down all the stinging nettles when they get too big. Laugh Thanks for the advice though Demantoid. Big Grin
faerykelstar

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