The UK Government banned bee-killing pesticides called neonicotinoids in 2018, and resisted industry pressure up until now to make any exceptions.
That’s just changed. The government has now decided to let sugar beet producers in England use seeds treated with the toxic neonic thiamethoxam.
It’s called an “emergency derogation”, and it’s a disaster.
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That’s just changed. The government has now decided to let sugar beet producers in England use seeds treated with the toxic neonic thiamethoxam.
It’s called an “emergency derogation”, and it’s a disaster.
Sign HERE
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The UK Gov is about to cut a lifeline to bees and other pollinators!
There's still time to stop them
I just brought some of these Jams, Chutneys and Marmalades from Standing Stones Kitchen for myself and some to give out as Christmas gifts.
Just WOW!
What I’ve tasted so far is incredible, the favours and quality are top-notch. We were also given a tomato & orange jam to try as a sample, this wouldn’t have been one I would of ordinarily gone for, but it certainly did not disappoint!
I’m not sure if there is going to be any left over for Christmas presents, as I had trouble stopping Kenny from opening them all 😂
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Just WOW!
What I’ve tasted so far is incredible, the favours and quality are top-notch. We were also given a tomato & orange jam to try as a sample, this wouldn’t have been one I would of ordinarily gone for, but it certainly did not disappoint!
I’m not sure if there is going to be any left over for Christmas presents, as I had trouble stopping Kenny from opening them all 😂
Please help to support small businesses. You can find them here:
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Email: [email protected]
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Hey everyone, just a quick update for you as it’s been such a crazy couple of months. Moving house and a business is exhausting!
I’m all ready to start trading again, although the Wildflower Seeds seem to be hiding somewhere. I should have Christmas Box selections posted and available to buy on the website within the next few days too.
Thank you for your patience and support at this time.
www.cleanandpuresoap.co.uk
I’m all ready to start trading again, although the Wildflower Seeds seem to be hiding somewhere. I should have Christmas Box selections posted and available to buy on the website within the next few days too.
Thank you for your patience and support at this time.
www.cleanandpuresoap.co.uk
Don’t shout at me! I know it’s early but, I’m just so excited and pleased to announce that our Christmas Box Sets 🎄🎄are now available to purchase from the Clean & Pure Soap website.
There is a selection of four to choose from, as well as our traditional box sets too. Don’t see what you want? Then send me an email at [email protected] and I’ll make a custom one for you.
www.cleanandpuresoap.co.uk
There is a selection of four to choose from, as well as our traditional box sets too. Don’t see what you want? Then send me an email at [email protected] and I’ll make a custom one for you.
www.cleanandpuresoap.co.uk
It's time to cut back your meadow.
Cutting your meadow back every autumn will help prevent vigorous grasses from out-competing the wildflowers.
1. Mow your perennial meadow
Cut to around 10cm and leave the clippings on the meadow for a few days to dry. This is best done with your mower on its highest setting, or with a scythe or a strimmer. Small areas can be cut with hand shears. Leaving the clippings will allow seeds in the dry seed heads to fall to the ground where they may germinate and become the next generation of blooms.
2. Rake off
Rake the clippings off vigorously and remove them. For larger areas use a chain harrow. With each year you remove the clippings, the fertility of the soil will reduce. This will allow wildflowers to flourish. Raking will expose small areas of bare soil where wildflower seeds can germinate.
3. Sow Yellow Rattle
Sow yellow rattle seeds to reduce grass growth in your meadow. These need to be exposed to the cold months of winter to germinate in the spring.
Cutting your meadow back every autumn will help prevent vigorous grasses from out-competing the wildflowers.
1. Mow your perennial meadow
Cut to around 10cm and leave the clippings on the meadow for a few days to dry. This is best done with your mower on its highest setting, or with a scythe or a strimmer. Small areas can be cut with hand shears. Leaving the clippings will allow seeds in the dry seed heads to fall to the ground where they may germinate and become the next generation of blooms.
2. Rake off
Rake the clippings off vigorously and remove them. For larger areas use a chain harrow. With each year you remove the clippings, the fertility of the soil will reduce. This will allow wildflowers to flourish. Raking will expose small areas of bare soil where wildflower seeds can germinate.
3. Sow Yellow Rattle
Sow yellow rattle seeds to reduce grass growth in your meadow. These need to be exposed to the cold months of winter to germinate in the spring.
I definitely recommend giving these a try. Will make excellent gifts.
Forwarded from Standing Stones Kitchen
Our hampers start from just £16 and are fully customisable. We currently have three styles of basket available.
You can even add a lavender bag, Christmas gonk or knitted Christmas tree to your hamper to make it extra special this festive season!
You can even add a lavender bag, Christmas gonk or knitted Christmas tree to your hamper to make it extra special this festive season!