Date: 6/04/2009 11:48:05
From: veg gardener
ID: 52107
Subject: Vgs in April
I have just updated my blog http://veggardeners.blogspot.com/2009/04/frist-update-for-2009.html
I have just updated my blog http://veggardeners.blogspot.com/2009/04/frist-update-for-2009.html
Good to see you blogging again:D
Lucky1 said:
Good to see you blogging again:D
yeah you enjoy reading it lucky i enjoy reading yours.
veg gardener said:
Lucky1 said:
Good to see you blogging again:D
yeah you enjoy reading it lucky i enjoy reading yours.
True
one thing is not much point in writing it if people wont enjoy it.
veg gardener said:
one thing is not much point in writing it if people wont enjoy it.
people enjoy piccies LOL.
you are writing well but i look forward to seeing a whole bed of rhubarb.
pepe said:
veg gardener said:
one thing is not much point in writing it if people wont enjoy it.
people enjoy piccies LOL.
you are writing well but i look forward to seeing a whole bed of rhubarb.
pepe we had a bed of it before and we lost it all, we are just rasing the soil level and putting timber around the egde like the rest of my gardens and putting in new plants.
pepe we had a bed of it before and we lost it all, we are just rasing the soil level and putting timber around the egde like the rest of my gardens and putting in new plants.
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that sounds like a lot of work. what soil do you use for rhubarb?
pepe said:
pepe we had a bed of it before and we lost it all, we are just rasing the soil level and putting timber around the egde like the rest of my gardens and putting in new plants.
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that sounds like a lot of work. what soil do you use for rhubarb?
Nothing specail just some compost and goat poo, mix it into the soil thats there.
just found a baby snake.
veg gardener said:
just found a baby snake.
Where there’s a baby snake is a mummy snake, hurry up and grab a shovel
Rook
Rook said:
veg gardener said:
just found a baby snake.
Where there’s a baby snake is a mummy snake, hurry up and grab a shovel
Rook
it was in the grass, yeah i know when theres a baby snake theres more snakes around, going to show dad seen a few like these this year but there where bigger.
veg gardener said:
Rook said:
veg gardener said:
just found a baby snake.
Where there’s a baby snake is a mummy snake, hurry up and grab a shovel
Rook
it was in the grass, yeah i know when theres a baby snake theres more snakes around, going to show dad seen a few like these this year but there where bigger.
no shovels please – safer to leave them be :(
bluegreen said:
veg gardener said:
Rook said:Where there’s a baby snake is a mummy snake, hurry up and grab a shovel
Rook
it was in the grass, yeah i know when theres a baby snake theres more snakes around, going to show dad seen a few like these this year but there where bigger.
no shovels please – safer to leave them be :(
right near the house as well.
bluegreen said:
veg gardener said:
Rook said:Where there’s a baby snake is a mummy snake, hurry up and grab a shovel
Rook
it was in the grass, yeah i know when theres a baby snake theres more snakes around, going to show dad seen a few like these this year but there where bigger.
no shovels please – safer to leave them be :(
bg, how is it safer to leave them alone if there heading for your house.
If there down the back I’ll leave them alone otherwises it’s good night Irene. Can’t risk someone being bitten, especially a toddler
Rook said:
bg, how is it safer to leave them alone if there heading for your house.If there down the back I’ll leave them alone otherwises it’s good night Irene. Can’t risk someone being bitten, especially a toddler
more people are bitten trying to kill a snake than by leaving them alone. if they are in or near your house ring WIRES or local ranger for someone experienced to take them away.
To avoid snakes being near the house remove anything that might attract them. Keep grass short, move sources of food or water or shelter to somewhere further away from the house.
bluegreen said:
Rook said:
bg, how is it safer to leave them alone if there heading for your house.If there down the back I’ll leave them alone otherwises it’s good night Irene. Can’t risk someone being bitten, especially a toddler
more people are bitten trying to kill a snake than by leaving them alone. if they are in or near your house ring WIRES or local ranger for someone experienced to take them away.
To avoid snakes being near the house remove anything that might attract them. Keep grass short, move sources of food or water or shelter to somewhere further away from the house.
yeah the grass is normally short we havent mowed it as its to wet to mow.
veg gardener said:
bluegreen said:
Rook said:
bg, how is it safer to leave them alone if there heading for your house.If there down the back I’ll leave them alone otherwises it’s good night Irene. Can’t risk someone being bitten, especially a toddler
more people are bitten trying to kill a snake than by leaving them alone. if they are in or near your house ring WIRES or local ranger for someone experienced to take them away.
To avoid snakes being near the house remove anything that might attract them. Keep grass short, move sources of food or water or shelter to somewhere further away from the house.
yeah the grass is normally short we havent mowed it as its to wet to mow.
oooooh – a hijacked snake thread – pomolo will be happy LOL.
pepe said:
veg gardener said:
bluegreen said:more people are bitten trying to kill a snake than by leaving them alone. if they are in or near your house ring WIRES or local ranger for someone experienced to take them away.
To avoid snakes being near the house remove anything that might attract them. Keep grass short, move sources of food or water or shelter to somewhere further away from the house.
yeah the grass is normally short we havent mowed it as its to wet to mow.
oooooh – a hijacked snake thread – pomolo will be happy LOL.
Happened in my back yard to pepe so i thought i post it here.
Happened in my back yard to pepe so i thought i post it here.
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fair enough.
how’d your father take the news of snakes?
pepe said:
Happened in my back yard to pepe so i thought i post it here.
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fair enough.
how’d your father take the news of snakes?
its good about it, we see a few snakes every now and then, but we dont go looking for them.
:( I had to shovel a Papuan Black Snake the other day…. they come into my garden because it is nice and green and cool and nice for them to hang out, the surrounding area is wild dry scrub…
When the PBS show up, they don’t tend to leave and they are as venomous as a Taipan. I usually escort them off, but this one was not interested in leaving…
took it for a walk down the back paddock and went through the gate and put it in the bushes.
veg gardener said:
took it for a walk down the back paddock and went through the gate and put it in the bushes.
You’re a good lad Veg. Well done.
pain master said:
veg gardener said:
took it for a walk down the back paddock and went through the gate and put it in the bushes.
You’re a good lad Veg. Well done.
yep it was really wet down there had to where my gum boots.
pepe said:
veg gardener said:
bluegreen said:more people are bitten trying to kill a snake than by leaving them alone. if they are in or near your house ring WIRES or local ranger for someone experienced to take them away.
To avoid snakes being near the house remove anything that might attract them. Keep grass short, move sources of food or water or shelter to somewhere further away from the house.
yeah the grass is normally short we havent mowed it as its to wet to mow.
oooooh – a hijacked snake thread – pomolo will be happy LOL.
No I won’t be. LOL.
veg gardener said:
pain master said:
veg gardener said:
took it for a walk down the back paddock and went through the gate and put it in the bushes.
You’re a good lad Veg. Well done.
yep it was really wet down there had to where my gum boots.
yeah well done veg – and wearing gum boots is a good idea when herding snakes.
pepe said:
veg gardener said:
pain master said:You’re a good lad Veg. Well done.
yep it was really wet down there had to where my gum boots.
yeah well done veg – and wearing gum boots is a good idea when herding snakes.