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Aw very tough to go thru' Geoff I'm sure, but you gave Bramble and Susan great lives and I'm soo glad Tracey is taking on her auntie duties so well! And the piglet births was quite something! Take care x

awww hun that blows. You have so much going on which in a way is a good thing so you can't sit around thinking too hard xox

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Hey Geoff. We are sorry for your losses, Susan was an icon for ue (we have a few 'pensioner' sheep and an elderly cow) We can take comfort in the birth of the piglets. Well done Geoff. Jacob and Johnny.

Very sad about Humbug, Susan and Margaret 😢 but they absolutely had their best lives ❤. Somehow I’ve missed introductions to Daisy, Violet and Rose, looking forwards to all those tiny trotters making appearances!

So sorry for your losses very sad. They had a lovely life with you. Piglet birth was fantastic to see. They’re too cute! Lovely to see the owl very beautiful.

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Sorry to hear of your losses. How are the chickens doing? Has the pond filled up again now? Hope you are keeping cool in the heat! Take care. x

Sorry to hear your bad news but as you said, it's the circle of life. Congrats on the arrival of the pigs. 12! Well done Hyacinth!

Was the hay this seasons? If so, the hay may have been to fresh and new. Just a thought. Sorry for your loss. Some goats are just super greedy 😢

I'm sorry to hear the news, but you have done your absolute best. Piggies are gorgeous, Luv from UK 🇬🇧

Sorry to hear about your losses Geoff. Glad elsewhere things are going well. Take care. Mags.

Sending lots of love 💕 from sunny 🌞 Arizona 🌵. Take care of yourself and each other 😷

" the gov " where here to help.. what a load of bs .

You had your drill on hammer.

Ontario, Canada has them. I lost our boxwood this year

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Great that you've got newts and Horus is on the mend. I've revived chard in my greenhouse after mega snail invasion outside - new experiences every year!

I’m going to try it by adding yeast to create an environment like a septic system where bacteria eats the waste and creates a system for eating any bad stuff in the system. I have great grass near my leach beds!

Did you overwinter them indoors or in the green house id like to take cuttings of ones ive bought this year for next summer

So happy for horace xxxx

Oh I could have cried seeing Horus wow he’s obviously very thankful and adores you. So sweet. The baby newts are exciting pond looking full of life. Crops looking good. Courgettes look brilliant. Hope you have a lovely weekend.

At the start of this year we moved into a property with a buddleia towering over 16 foot high! It was really neglected and we had no idea what colour it would be, we assummed purple. So after cutting it down and some TLC we were wonderfully surprised by a giant bush of crisp white flowers! It spans 6 foot wide and high, and is oh so healthy now, it's lovely. Excited to take some cutting using this method!

My garlic succumbs to rust every year BUT the bulbs have been fine when pulled. I'm finding it a very slow growing year, just not enough sunshine here in North Wales! It's definitely always worth noting and celebrating the successes not just the things that don't go well. Great outcome for the lovely puss.

Your doing so well, pleased Horus is on the mend hes so cute all the animals look much more relaxed now your there x

Every time I hear you have pushed your way through a problem, I chuckle because I know I would be fuming 😂 Well done. I didn't know of the puss, so get well soon. We used to have a solo-sighted feline. It died at a ripe old age and used to enjoy us stroking the fur around the socket and tickling her ear. We found her as a kitten. Already with the loss. It looks like you are going to enjoy many a winter's eve, with the cat on the lap. ... also decking 😂.

That garlic is not at all shabby. Mine was so pathetic I just processed it all as garlic paste for the freezer. I would love a video on when and how love ❤

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I'm so glad horus had his surgery and has come out the other side! ❤. My feral Mogli did the same and after her surgery also became a very cuddly cat (albeit not as drastic as losing her eye, but needed surgery with a 5 day old kitten litter of 5 babies) I have also notice/felt the same way about the peas I have planted. For ages nothing and now all the flowers are out and peas are finally growing... But yes it's only July! There's still a couple months and the fall garden is next! Perseverance is key to gardening! Well done Geoff

Yea Horus!!! Such a handsome boy.

Lovely to see another video from you. I have personally had the best outcome with self pollinating. I love Hyacinths floppy ears! I hope her next litter goes well. Im so glad Horus is doing so amazing. He really does seem to love the fuss now.

I'm fedup of cutterpiler. 😡😡😡

All plant need Epsom salt.

Measure the ph level of soil.

In my garden, garlic has some little brown insects every year.

It’s wonderful to see the baby newts in the cheeky pond haha! Looking forward to piglets, I hope all goes well

Lots of your veg and flowers are much further on than mine. Looking great. Keep wondering how Horus is? Hope you have a good weather week.

Just wanted to wish you luck, chemtrails, reflecting the sun back on itself and dismal weather making it tough. All the wild herbs are doing great though, mother nature's no giving up and neither am I. Trying hydroponics for the first time after 40 year of organic gardening ❤

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Hey Geoff. Great vid. Things are moving now plant- wise and about time. You have a great outlook and tenacity. We loved this vid. Best. Jacob and Johnny.

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Do the flea beetles overwinter in the soil?

I loooove the pots of nasturtium! We call them East Indian Cress in Dutch. This is my second year trying to grow them myself, and we've got some plants but no flowers yet, probably because we don't get enough sun in our alley. I love them! We used to have them in the garden when I was a child and every year they'd be full of cabbage white's caterpillars. We (my siblings and I) used to race them and sneakily try to keep some of them as pets in our bedrooms... I've found chrysalis in very odd locations in my bedroom :P But, it was a very good learning experience as a kid. I'm someone who will make chees sandwiches with just about any herb or whatever edible plant I have in my garden, I just have to wait a little while longer for my nasturtium to become big enough that I can put them on my sandwiches.