Stooo wrote:Some brambles hanging over the wall had blackberries but I've poisoned the damn things and they're dying off.
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Some brambles hanging over the wall had blackberries but I've poisoned the damn things and they're dying off.
Why would you poison food?
Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Some brambles hanging over the wall had blackberries but I've poisoned the damn things and they're dying off.
Why would you poison food?
Because the weeds block the light into my tiny courtyard and the estate that is responsible for them doesn't give a toss. I'm going to poison the mould growing on the walls because of them as well.
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Some brambles hanging over the wall had blackberries but I've poisoned the damn things and they're dying off.
Why would you poison food?
Because the weeds block the light into my tiny courtyard and the estate that is responsible for them doesn't give a toss. I'm going to poison the mould growing on the walls because of them as well.
The wildlife could have had the fruit and then you could have destroyed it.
Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Some brambles hanging over the wall had blackberries but I've poisoned the damn things and they're dying off.
Why would you poison food?
Because the weeds block the light into my tiny courtyard and the estate that is responsible for them doesn't give a toss. I'm going to poison the mould growing on the walls because of them as well.
The wildlife could have had the fruit and then you could have destroyed it.
The only wildlife out there is fruit flies and spiders.
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Birds would have had them and had the flies and spiders but your space mate.
For a garden that produces goodies my wife insists on it looking pretty scruffy as it encourages insect life hedgehogs birds but beware if a fucking slug raises it's little fat head .... salted!
Same for a few other wee beasties.
Bella wrote:We had loads of cherries, very poor show of quince, loads of apples, a few tomatoes and beans
Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Birds would have had them and had the flies and spiders but your space mate.
For a garden that produces goodies my wife insists on it looking pretty scruffy as it encourages insect life hedgehogs birds but beware if a fucking slug raises it's little fat head .... salted!
Same for a few other wee beasties.
I've got a bird feeder up. The squished rat in my parking space was a foot long + tail, I don't really need that sort of wildlife.
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Bella wrote:We had loads of cherries, very poor show of quince, loads of apples, a few tomatoes and beans
Strawbs toms and apples a complete flop this year.
common sense wrote: ...... We've had loads of pears ..... from the pear tree. ......
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Birds would have had them and had the flies and spiders but your space mate.
For a garden that produces goodies my wife insists on it looking pretty scruffy as it encourages insect life hedgehogs birds but beware if a fucking slug raises it's little fat head .... salted!
Same for a few other wee beasties.
I've got a bird feeder up. The squished rat in my parking space was a foot long + tail, I don't really need that sort of wildlife.
I've lived where I am now for 6 or 7 years and not seen a rat but there always never far off.
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