tunstall birdman
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Good idea, and no need to add any extra salt.Set up a Nettle Soup kitchen. Charge extra for the ones with piss in them...
Not bird friendly, so that's a no no.Concrete your garden
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Good idea, and no need to add any extra salt.Set up a Nettle Soup kitchen. Charge extra for the ones with piss in them...
Not bird friendly, so that's a no no.Concrete your garden
Good idea, and no need to add any extra salt.
Not bird friendly, so that's a no no.
I'm not that lady from Home Alone.Plenty of birds in Trafalgar Square and that's all concrete
For a few years I have struggled to get rid of them. Dug the roots up last years but a new patch of them are now coming up. But last month in a moment of inspiration, because I am against using weed killer, I thought 'Slash on them, it works on Dandelion plants'.
So for the past months at night, sometimes I have be slashing on a sample patch at the front and successfully some have died and others of the new shoots are wilting. The sample core is working!
The ones at the back that I have worked on yet are bidder now and starting to grow quick, I am now starting to work on them. There is no question of my aim not hitting any target, because as a kid I had many years experience writing my name on the ground or walls.
The question is, it looks like I am winning the battle but when Springtime proper kicks in, will I eventually end up fighting more and more, only wound, not kill the roots and lose the battle?
Other suggestions are welcome!
I'm a gadgie. And if I was a woman, the risk of squatting over a pile of nettles is too far a greater risk than just a safe distance jet fire.Ask your husband?
I already leave a few patches of wild flowers that the Butterflies, Bees and Moths love. It is great inspiration for my poetry.You're looking at this all wrong
Think about the wildlife
The beautiful butterflies
You could write wonderful poetry
You could show your young lady the butterflies whilst reciting poetry
Oh err
Weedkiller mate weedkiller
You need expert help TB —-
I'd only be jealous, watching them bucking loads.15-20 rabbits running free in your garden will sort them out no probs.
Thought it was you
So it looks like I will fail eventually?
Btw, is that you?
Think of the opposite in looks, then you will get me.Thought it was you
Struggling to see the link TB. Unless you’re thinking Herbie Cide.Think of the opposite in looks, then you will get me.
Btw, you have reminded me of a belter of a song.
Your piss is modifying their DNA making it impossible for them to reproduce.For a few years I have struggled to get rid of them. Dug the roots up last years but a new patch of them are now coming up. But last month in a moment of inspiration, because I am against using weed killer, I thought 'Slash on them, it works on Dandelion plants'.
So for the past months at night, sometimes I have be slashing on a sample patch at the front and successfully some have died and others of the new shoots are wilting. The sample core is working!
The ones at the back that I have worked on yet are bidder now and starting to grow quick, I am now starting to work on them. There is no question of my aim not hitting any target, because as a kid I had many years experience writing my name on the ground or walls.
The question is, it looks like I am winning the battle but when Springtime proper kicks in, will I eventually end up fighting more and more, only wound, not kill the roots and lose the battle?
Other suggestions are welcome!
So they'll have no chance of reproducing, just like me then?Your piss is modifying their DNA making it impossible for them to reproduce.
Herbie Hancock -Thought it was YouStruggling to see the link TB. Unless you’re thinking Herbie Cide.
Good post.Nettles do have a bad reputation, but they can be useful. Apart from making nettle tea, you can make them into plant feed as it’s nitrogen rich. Cut or crush the nettles into small pieces and cram into a large container. Weigh the nettles down with bricks, and submerge with water (rainwater is best but store away from the house, to avoid the smell). Leave for three or four weeks then dilute for direct use (one part concentrate to 10 parts water).
Nettles are also a primary food source for some butterflies, if the caterpillars can’t eat the nettles, they may eat your plants instead.
Ladybirds also like nettles as they attract aphids which the ladybird larvae will eat, as well as other pests.
Finally you can put them on the compost heap, if they are chopped up (not the roots) as they work as an accelerator. Mix them up with lots of other material so that they don’t go slimy.