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Eggs are best Rotten ones 🙂
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The acceptable face of neo - facism.
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Rent controls - mythbusting WWW.LIVINGRENT.ORG We believe in the collective power of tenants to come together to fight for their rights, and use diverse tactics – including...
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Leaves are ash i think, but bark on trunk looks like birch for some reason?
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Fiskars do one. Plastic and SS though so looks abit tacky but I like the blade shape/handle design This ones heavy Condor Argyll Scottish Machete HEINNIE.COM This machete has a great balance and feels very comfortable to swing, due to the shape of its blade and handle. To mark its... Probably abit to heavy for use for at the top of a palm tree.....
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Thats alot of guns: Estimated number of civilian guns per capita by country - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
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Not sure about that no references online saying it works on bean weevil?
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As for broad bean any way to stop pea weevil? Sitona lineatus They are reducing my yield alot I reckon as the grubs eat the roots apparently. Last few yrs really wrecked the beans compared to how they were previously.
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I bet majority of the goverment atm would be the same. Sometimes the stupidity or ignorance still surprises me also. One thing iv'e noticed recently is some people who have no concept of the interaction of plants with weather/seasonality. Still watering plants when its just being raining and the grounds sodden because thats whats one does? No concept of grass growing faster in spring than winter so might need cut more, & that plants & veg are controlled by seasons. Wondering why tomatoes or apples etc aren't ripe now etc if they can buy them in tesco?
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Not a good deal for you but maybe a very good one for the guy with the Farm Boss, when he sells the Dolmar... Heres alot of them. But the whole thread is a wind up?
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No as chainsaw not the right tool for pallets imo Recip saw plus Roughneck Demolition & Lifting Bar 44" Pallet buster | Toolstation WWW.TOOLSTATION.COM The Roughneck pallet buster lets you dismantle nailed-down material and hoist heavy objects with ease. Use the bar to lift...
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So how much was it?
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Active italian make the biggest one you can buy 3.3KW called the "brutale" Brushcutter Straight Shaft 6.5 BT Brutale | Active s.r.l. WWW.ACTIVE-SRL.COM Also kaaz or echo from japan both do them Just a moment... WWW.LINEONLINE.CO.UK SRM-520ES/U WWW.ECHO-TOOLS.CO.UK A highly durable, professional U-handle brushcutter, for the toughest applications. Whether you're working with a trimmer... Think thats about it with regards to quality bruschcutters How about pedestrian flail mowers? Petrol Rough Cut Mowers - Offers AgriEuro 2024 WWW.AGRIEURO.CO.UK Prompt Delivery & Best Price on Rough Cut Mowers with Honda Engine by Ginko and Meccanica Benassi Selection guide and...
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Nice gaff
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Deeply fissured and waxyish leaf .. poplar ?
Stere replied to MRRELAXATION's topic in Tree Identification pictures
Yeah willows hybridize so much all seem to look slightly different Some goat willow have smaller leaves. https://www.wildlifebcn.org/sites/default/files/2018-06/Salix_key expanded v2.0 2017.pdf -
Deeply fissured and waxyish leaf .. poplar ?
Stere replied to MRRELAXATION's topic in Tree Identification pictures
Because it looks like one 🙂 The bark and leaves shape /grown habit. Jizz (birding) - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG Its the same for trees can also tell/guess most times at a distance speciees ID sometimes just from tree outlines growth habit location colour of foilage or bark in winter etc. -
Deeply fissured and waxyish leaf .. poplar ?
Stere replied to MRRELAXATION's topic in Tree Identification pictures
Some do have catkins not paided much attention to them , maybes this ones having a yr off? Wonder if the other tree you ID'd was really a willow got a picture? Many other trees also have catkins. -
Deeply fissured and waxyish leaf .. poplar ?
Stere replied to MRRELAXATION's topic in Tree Identification pictures
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Defo look the same to me
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Tarp will have to be top quality ones to last that long The lorry sides type 600gsm etc.
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I posted this before a strimmer with a rotarty engine. Selling them in japan Gonna be used on flying cars apparently! 🙂 https://www.kaaz.co.jp/en/Spec/VT740(W)KZ-CK1.pdf purple monster
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I use my green waste bin as a water butt Alot better than most water buts as top is wide enough you you can dip a watering can in, unlike most others that are too narrow. Also thoose cheap plastic taps at the bottom of bought butts are totally useless imo as they takes ages to fill a watering can and break easy as the plastic gets brittle. Having say 10 or 20 bins daisy chained etc would be even more useful to store more water. Reuse is more eco than recycle
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From reading up on the internet limewash seems traditional. Also seems some german companies make special paints https://www.amazon.co.uk/Etisso-Alsam-Trunk-Protector-White/dp/B07B26DCPF https://www.amazon.co.uk/White-Paste-Against-Frost-Damage/dp/B004QBBKYY Lac balsam one mentions it will last 5 yrs Old thread on sun scald
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In the USA they sell a choice of different winter and summer bar oils etc Or this place has 5 different viscosities. Chainsaw Oil ISO 46T - Ferguson Menzies WWW.FERGUSONMENZIES.CO.UK tds-chainsaw-oil-t
