The Gardening Thread

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Best post on this thread still the topless pic of Charlie Dimmock, by some distance .... <ok>























... that ought to keep the ****ers occupied for a good hour at least :bandit:
 
JakartaToon said:
Another top tip - don't go for @Treble 's bamboo plants. Bamboo tends to attract snakes and mosquitoes. It won't be much fun watching your little dog get devoured by a hungry python, although on the upside you will probably win that week's photo competition.
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<laugh> pythons and mosquitoes in Wales!

@luvgonzo just wants to know if it will attract the sheep <whistle>
 
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Fosse you gotta calm down using your treble sock bro its getting bait now<whistle>
 
about 4 years ago I made a veggie patch for a friend. First thing we planted was some potatoes, imagine my surprise when ****ing tomatoes started growing from it. Turns out that a lot of our food is hybridised in this way.
 
Big Ern said:
about 4 years ago I made a veggie patch for a friend. First thing we planted was some potatoes, imagine my surprise when ****ing tomatoes started growing from it. Turns out that a lot of our food is hybridised in this way.
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They belong to the nightshade family. You sure they were not potato fruit, which look like green cherry tomatoes but are toxic!
 
Just had a munch in the garden, saw this odd thing.

Light brown with red hat and blue wings, anyone? Slightly Bigger than a pigeon.

Never seen it before, i know all that wildlife that pops in my back, this ****s new.
 

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Suckmyklopp said:
Just had a munch in the garden, saw this odd thing.

Light brown with red hat and blue wings, anyone? Slightly Bigger than a pigeon.

Never seen it before, i know all that wildlife that pops in my back, this ****s new.
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looks like a juvenile Hoopoe bird ?
 
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