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it's been so cold and wet our committee aren't doing inspections until may! everyone's potatoes have rotted. in london
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top one is feverfew (tansy) bottom is alkanet. I've always wondered if you can make a good compost tea from alkanet as it's so similar looking to comfrey but have never actually googled/investigated
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we have 4 of these wired into a dimmable switch. really nice light to work by. I only added an overhead light for when we sell, we only use the light from these. They are 60cm above the worktop.
https://www.dykeanddean.com/products/angled-white-wall-batten-lamp-e27?variant=12745622224951¤cy=GBP&utm_source=stry&utm_medium=trafb&utm_campaign=storeya60&utm_term=&gad_source=1 -
bought a really good shelf off this person https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/MadePlyHand?ref=l2-about-shopname
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reading this at the moment, includes quite a bit of history on enclosure. It's good. https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/aug/10/the-book-of-trespass-by-nick-hayes-review-a-trespassers-radical-manifesto
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painters mate
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are you re-using all that soil?
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I would prefer cork over marm. Don't think our builders glued any of it down, we have about 30m2 but as @dbr says it wouldn't hurt...this was the stuff https://www.bricoflor.co.uk/cortex-corknatura-uv-pro-blx2011-rapid-sand-click-cork.html
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we have forbo vinyl roll in bathroom and shows up every bit of the sub floor but still nice to walk on and look at. We have cork click downstairs in high traff areas, lovely to walk on, looks great - would love it in bedroom. Only a cpl of marks where a chair with a spiky leg was dragged accross it, also fades in uv. but I would still go cork anywhere in house.
beware of aminopyralid contamination in manure. ruined various crops last year after i got some compost dropped off! https://www.growveg.co.uk/guides/the-problem-with-manure/