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Just in case you haven't thought, remember to plant seeds at least 2 months before the date on the packets, when imported from England, or when directions are in English.
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by Red » Wed 19 Sep 2012 07:15 GMT
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by dave dee » Thu 20 Sep 2012 06:27 GMT
Rachy wrote:Thank you Dave that made me laugh this morning - good to start the day with a smile.
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by rasputinluv » Sat 22 Sep 2012 16:56 GMT
gozomark wrote:"Bought some Lavender seeds also which were an import from UK and selling at twice the price. " - there are two types of lavender - French and English - the English has a life twice that of the French - maybe linked to that ??
Twice the price for what it sells in UK !
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by rasputinluv » Sat 22 Sep 2012 17:03 GMT
Red wrote:rasputinluv,
Just in case you haven't thought, remember to plant seeds at least 2 months before the date on the packets, when imported from England, or when directions are in English.
Thanks dear RED- I just took a chance by planting early. Plenty of seeds left to take more 'off the norm' chances ! Do not have patience to wait till spring but will leave plenty to plant 2 months before spring as well.
will tell if any positive results..
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by svale » Sun 24 Aug 2014 18:22 GMT
My home remedy which was recommended to me by a Maltese is a diluted solution of Detol.
I go along with the dark and pif paf solution. I close everywhere and spray early in the evening which at least gets rid of the insects which are present. When I go to bed, I open the window and put a ceiling fan on. The fan helps keep them away. Not ideal
I go along with the dark and pif paf solution. I close everywhere and spray early in the evening which at least gets rid of the insects which are present. When I go to bed, I open the window and put a ceiling fan on. The fan helps keep them away. Not ideal
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by rasputinluv » Mon 6 Oct 2014 16:39 GMT
One more remedy is 'Skin so soft' moisturizer spray from Avon. Also available on Amazon.
Smells very nice, but not sure yet if it works 100%.
Smells very nice, but not sure yet if it works 100%.
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by svale » Sat 11 Oct 2014 14:07 GMT
I've heard of that remedy as well. It's very popular in the USA
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by dave dee » Tue 21 Oct 2014 21:05 GMT
Enough, I used to look forward to a Winter break from mosquito but the last couple of years they have evolved into all year rounders and nippy little buggers too, I have got to a state where I look like I have a bad dose of chicken pox or worse, I can no longer don my speedo's and take to the beach through them, my wife carries a killer spray around the house in her holster.
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