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Ian's microfarm.
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[QUOTE="kingofnobbys, post: 1997521, member: 81934"] Ended up dropping all the black plastic sheets down to right ontop the soil in the other 2 small bed after attacking the dying grass with a whippersnipper and running a spiked garden rake over to pull out any remaining runners. Just in the nick of time because we had another intense Tasman Cyclone hit the area a few days later ( and it came w/ extreme gales and torrential rain ==> more flooding ). The wattle, grevilleas, native hibiscus, and billybuttons are starting to prepare their winter bloomings , buds all over them. Gonna be very pretty when they've all burst into flower. I guess all the rain we've had this winter ( and there's LOTS & LOTS - wettest winter in NSW in living memory ) has helped . Too bad most the bees in my area are gone - there's been a bee pandemic [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-26/nsw-stops-movement-of-bees-due-to-varroa-mite-parasite/101184770[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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