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Cashing in on the Birds & the Bees
GlacierDid anyone read the Viewpoint article in Mays Gardener 'Cashing in on
the Birds & the Bees'? I have been mesmerised looking at all the little bee houses, lacewing homes etc. but in the end it is all a money making con. Hubby strung his bits of bamboo together & drilled holes in bits of wood to attract these creatures and from what Ken Thompson says has probably done better than anything you could buy!! *))) (((* |
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Cashing in on the Birds & the Bees
Hi Ann,
I admit to have been very tempted to buy a ladybird house etc. but after giving it much thought came to the same conclusion as you, that it's all just a money making thing which makes rich companies get even richer on the back of wildlife. I decided not to contribute to the money makers and I'm afraid the ladybirds in my garden will have to do what they have always done. Whatever that is? Good for your hubby though! Emmmm...you have planted the idea in my mind and now I will ask my partner to make me one! He will be very happy about that - not! :-)) Thank you for the tip |
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Cashing in on the Birds & the Bees
"tom&barbara" wrote Good for your hubby though! Emmmm...you have planted the idea in my mind and now I will ask my partner to make me one! He will be very happy about that - not! :-)) Thank you for the tip If you have perennials that make big hollow stems, you could save some when you cut them down after flowering and use in bundles, trimmed to length. -- Sue |
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