what would or could we do without bees? Forget brexit, bring on the bees!
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wild edgesThe north west of south east WalesPosts: 8,849
Let's hope brexit leaves us with sufficient protection for bees. Our government and the NFU have been notorious for promoting anti-bee policies. If it wasn't for European laws we would still be using neonicotinoid pesticides liberally and legally.
Sorry, @seakale but what "calendar" are you talking about?
The gardener's world magazine december issue arrived today complete with a free calendar, if you could find it amongst all the junk mail they cram into the packaging now...
Thanks, @wild edges and @Busy-Lizzie ! Probably some people on this forum don't realize that there are a number of members (like myself) who do not subscribe to the magazine.
I used to live in Belgium where there is a sizable British community associated with the EU, NATO and all the international firms with offices and factories there. That meant I could buy GW each month with all the freebies - seeds usually - for the same mark-up price I initially paid to subscribe to the magazine by post when we moved but was then frustrated not to get the freebies.
"We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing." - George Bernard Shaw
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