Edit got it now!!
OK, so is it the sweat band?
Huh, I've tried every sweat band under the sun, literally, and none of them work for more than 5 minutes. I wear bandanas, folded into a triangle, as they then absorb the sweat from the baldest part of my head, they last a while but I have to change them regularly..
But thanks for the thought!
Good lord, some of you folks are knowledgeabububble!
You need to fly a helicopter in the Falklands. After that you don't sweat EVER, allegedly.OK, so is it the sweat band?
Huh, I've tried every sweat band under the sun, literally, and none of them work for more than 5 minutes. I wear bandanas, folded into a triangle, as they then absorb the sweat from the baldest part of my head, they last a while but I have to change them regularly..
But thanks for the thought!
I'd bargain with them!Hasn't got buttons has it
Get this done and you can have a burger.......
Kids'll do anything for a burger!!!!
Thanks for that your Royaltiness (no longer). I'll try that next time I am down there!
Am picturing...OK, so is it the sweat band?
Huh, I've tried every sweat band under the sun, literally, and none of them work for more than 5 minutes. I wear bandanas, folded into a triangle, as they then absorb the sweat from the baldest part of my head, they last a while but I have to change them regularly..
But thanks for the thought!
Used these --- nematodes.
Chafer Grub Control Archives - Green Gardener
Chafer Grubs can devastate a lawn and attract birds and animals to dig up and pull at the lawn to get at the grubs. Handle these pests organically with products from Green Gardener today!
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Applied in two consecutive years. They live in the ground for about 18 months if they don't find anything to parasite on. I suspect the chafer grubs can live in the ground for up to three years before they emerge as beetles, then the problem increases dramatically as they breed. Last year I applied the leather jacket variety as a lot of daddy longlegs were settling in the grass, coming from a neighbouring field which has not been farmed since Covid and is now overgrown with weeds. In my case a large flock of young starlings came to feed on the beetles just as they were emerging, I think that helped massively.
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Theres a stupid amount of it, I counted 27 pallets this morning plus 2 x 1/2 full mini skips of it. The bigger blocks are 14kg
each and its still coming out.
Just seen the plane crashed in India
Awful.
BBC News - Verified video shows Air India plane descending moments before crash - BBC News
Verified video shows Air India plane descending moments before crash
A plane bound for London Gatwick carrying 242 people has crashed after taking off from Ahmedabad in India.
www.bbc.co.uk
Three of em.. In a toob.Is that a tennis ball in yer pocket or is he please to see you.
Forrest Gump
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I put a tea spoonful into a cup, couple if itβs a flask or my old bottles. Might work
A pigtail? Never!!!
Used these --- nematodes.
I have heard of nematodes although uncertain as to their effectiveness. A good gardener round here disapproves of them, can't remember why, so we never took it any further.
Thanks for that.Chafer Grub Control Archives - Green Gardener
Chafer Grubs can devastate a lawn and attract birds and animals to dig up and pull at the lawn to get at the grubs. Handle these pests organically with products from Green Gardener today!
Applied in two consecutive years. They live in the ground for about 18 months if they don't find anything to parasite on. I suspect the chafer grubs can live in the ground for up to three years before they emerge as beetles, then the problem increases dramatically as they breed. Last year I applied the leather jacket variety as a lot of daddy longlegs were settling in the grass, coming from a neighbouring field which has not been farmed since Covid and is now overgrown with weeds. In my case a large flock of young starlings came to feed on the beetles just as they were emerging, I think that helped massively.
I have heard of nematodes although uncertain as to their effectiveness. A good gardener round here disapproves of them, can't remember why, so we never took it any further.
