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In the garden 2022

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i must grow a few plants:grinning:

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after 2 weeks of rain my grass is lookin good again.not like a coconut mat, so no more cutting untll it next year
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There is some small creature who sleeps in a corner of our front porch because every morning there are a cluster of tiny black & white droppings, what could it be?

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Two dahlias blooming today - These were mixed in with some bedding plants I was given and I didn't realise what they were until they flowered.
I still have petunias and begonias flowering.
 

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Earlier this week I had another passion flower out and there are more buds. The plant flowered earlier in the year (I think I posted a photo) and then in the drought the plant really struggled even though I watered it. There have been two flowers in the last two weeks and there are more buds.
 

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Swanshurst Park.
Is it Swanshurst where there was a public golf course ? I remember going there with a few mates, and getting a club, a putter and a ball each. 9 holes I think. I am about 60 years away now, so memory is hazy.

Wood Pigeons not the brightest birds around. We have had similar situations watching falcons on the roof of the house behind. I think Wood Pigeons must be too big a prey I have seen them swooped upon but not killed just a shower of feathers as they escape.
Pigeons here go around in gangs. The kestrel probably couldn't manage one, but a sparrow hawk can, and has done in our field.

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Is it Swanshurst where there was a public golf course ? I remember going there with a few mates, and getting a club, a putter and a ball each. 9 holes I think. I am about 60 years away now, so memory is hazy.


Pigeons here go around in gangs. The kestrel probably couldn't manage one, but a sparrow hawk can, and has done in our field.

Andrew.
There was a par 3 9 hole course but its been abandoned now and is all overgrown
 
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