not good for young trees.
- Thread starter Phil Pascoe
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TomB
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Good for curries though...
Trainee neophyte
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Nor for big trees...
clogs
just can't decide
we had around 10 goats and 20 odd sheep on our small holding.....
the goats were dropping kids all the time.....
they would only eat the neighbour's grass and everything BUT in our place.....
we had planted a med size orchard, fully fenced etc.....
mentioning no names, they got in and destroyed it.....
the next week they were given away.....
the sheep followed soon after as we were fed up eating lamb....hahaha......
the goats were dropping kids all the time.....
they would only eat the neighbour's grass and everything BUT in our place.....
we had planted a med size orchard, fully fenced etc.....
mentioning no names, they got in and destroyed it.....
the next week they were given away.....
the sheep followed soon after as we were fed up eating lamb....hahaha......
Phil Pascoe
Established Member
There's new foundations going in soon for the garden wall, a soak away and a workshop on the side so it's not worth worrying about.It would be good if they had a go at the "lawn"
