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Old 02-05-2025, 10:09 PM #51
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Gorgeous photographs!!

The seeds I planted three weekends ago have gone nuts.

I've got 16ish sunflowers all about 2 inches tall that I now need to individually pot (donating some to friends and fam), a load of wild flowers blooming, strawberry plants coming up also as well as three cacti starting to sprout! Not bad considering they were just little 50p packets of seeds from the shop.
I've thought of adding some sunflowers to my box when I start it. We have a wildflower that looks very similar here, but I've wanted to grow "legit" ones.
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…^^^^… @Maru @Benjamin ….I love bees as well, I read a fiction book/story a while ago and one of the main characters was a beekeeper so concurrently to the human plot, it also had a thread running through of behavioural characteristics of a bee’s life cycle…it was fascinating….

…obviously i love that they worship a queen as well…
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…^^^^… @Maru @Benjamin ….I love bees as well, I read a fiction book/story a while ago and one of the main characters was a beekeeper so concurrently to the human plot, it also had a thread running through of behavioural characteristics of a bee’s life cycle…it was fascinating….



…obviously i love that they worship a queen as well…
Gav wants to get some beehives in the future, I'm scared of them but like them at the same time so he'll have to keep them away from the house


Beautiful day today, I'm going to spend a few hours getting rid of ferns, it's popping up all over the garden
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I pay to get mine done..and seen unable to keep flowers alive
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…^^^^… @Maru @Benjamin ….I love bees as well, I read a fiction book/story a while ago and one of the main characters was a beekeeper so concurrently to the human plot, it also had a thread running through of behavioural characteristics of a bee’s life cycle…it was fascinating….

…obviously i love that they worship a queen as well…
Secret Life of Bees?
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…Mad Honey…that’s not the book title, I'm saying that you’re mad, honey…

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Beautiful day today, I'm going to spend a few hours getting rid of ferns, it's popping up all over the garden
…we had a parent at the school one time and she was the beekeeper for one of the trust estates locally …she would bring us some gorgeous honey……whenever we had a hive on the premises, she would come and carefully remove it with all of the bees inside and in tact and safely tucked up and rehome them and the hive on the trust estate…anyways, in all of the time i knew her…?…she had no bee stings ….I mean, Gav might and you might occasionally but I think that it would be amazing to keep them…

…enjoy your fern banishing…

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…we had a parent at the school one time and she was the beekeeper for one of the trust estates locally …she would bring us some gorgeous honey……whenever we had a hive on the premises, she would come and carefully remove it with all of the bees inside and in tact and safely tucked up and rehome them and the hive on the trust estate…anyways, in all of the time i knew her…?…she had no bee stings ….I mean, Gav might and you might occasionally but I think that it would be amazing to keep them…

…enjoy your fern banishing…
The Fern is banished, I fear I got a touch of heat stroke though, it was hot in the sun 🥵
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The Fern is banished, I fear I got a touch of heat stroke though, it was hot in the sun 🥵
…yeah that sun is quite intense the last few days…a nice chilled evening and some cooling after sun lotion sounds like a plan…

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I finally figured out what the grass type in my front on the one side that looks really pretty and texture-y actually is and also explains why it was so painful to identify in the first place... (but I had some suspicions). It's Bahia grass... It's been spitting out all these little seedheads that I thought were maybe random summer weeds coming up. Nope, it's the grass!

Bahia Grass Seed Heads
https://shuncy.com/article/bahia-grass-seed-heads

Also explains why the birds have been going munching in that part of my yard of late. So yeah, I was pulling them and then realized, I was like oh sh**.. pulled it back out of the bin and planted some in the backyard. I don't expect it to thrive where I put it. I suspect it doesn't like shade very much so probably is why it's staying more or less on that side of my yard and not spreading... just have to get St Augustine (similar thick-ish/texture-ish grass) to spread on the other end to match...
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I’m having to have a mad dash to the garden centre tomorrow as my little seedlings, thanks to the beautiful weather the past week, have almost tripled and are outgrowing their pots so I need to size up!

Lovely to see though. Such a simple, rewarding hobby.
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I finally figured out what the grass type in my front on the one side that looks really pretty and texture-y actually is and also explains why it was so painful to identify in the first place... (but I had some suspicions). It's Bahia grass... It's been spitting out all these little seedheads that I thought were maybe random summer weeds coming up. Nope, it's the grass!

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https://shuncy.com/article/bahia-grass-seed-heads

Also explains why the birds have been going munching in that part of my yard of late. So yeah, I was pulling them and then realized, I was like oh sh**.. pulled it back out of the bin and planted some in the backyard. I don't expect it to thrive where I put it. I suspect it doesn't like shade very much so probably is why it's staying more or less on that side of my yard and not spreading... just have to get St Augustine (similar thick-ish/texture-ish grass) to spread on the other end to match...

…Bahia grass looks very, very sturdy and strong and so excellent for little Miss Maru to fun and tumble on all day long…I’m not really up on grass types that we have here, we have lawn grass……I mean, there’s fine quality lawn grass for things like bowling greens and the like so there are grades of lawn grass but that’s all an un-knowledgable gardening person like me knows…we have planted a lot of new grass seed this year so it’s still quite delicate in many places atm and still a little patchy…
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Lovely to see though. Such a simple, rewarding hobby.
…it really is such a rewarding thing to have that feeling of successfully nurturing something we’ve planted……like being a parent to our gardens……enjoy your sizing up, that’s a great reason to be re-potting…!!!!…
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