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Friends of the Earth are giving away 10,000 packets of Wildflower seeds for their Bee Cause project to support British bees. Friends of the Earth: Get your FREE bee-friendly seeds : All bee actions : The Bee Cause
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Thanks for the link VC
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Its really slow loading Bren - has been all morning. I've ordered mine so it does work sometimes!Comment
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You're right about it being slow so maybe the sites been flooded with applications.Location....East Midlands.Comment
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Thank you for the link, have just signed up for mine. Slow loading but got there.Comment
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Thanks for the link, and the warning about slow loading. I turned off images before I started, and the page loaded almost at once. It's all the pics slowing it down.Location - Leicestershire - Chisit-land
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Ordered mine too and my annual Beepol Hive is due tomorrow (and this year I have ordered and fixed the anti wax moth kit)The cats' valet.
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oops only just seen this link - ive posted a couple of free seed threads on the top tips section, and one of them was the same as yours, the other is about free marigold seedsComment
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Thanks veggie chicken!Comment
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Pleased to do anything that helps our bees! Matt has had a number of takers too on his alternative post.Comment
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Oooh now why did I go and click on that link? I have so many seeds already!
Having said that I have been fascinated by all the different bumble bees I have in the garden at the moment - from the great big fat ones to the diddy ones with furry white bottoms. They are fascinated by the flowers on my berberis.
And I would love to start keeping honey bees but I think the garden is a bit too small and the neighbours a bit too paranoid.
Thanks for feeding my obsession VC!Whooops - now what are the dogs getting up to?Comment
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Anytime Jeanie!
We used to have 4 hives in the garden and I loved watching the bees. Unfortunately, they went down with European Foul Brood and a couple of colonies had to be destroyed. It was one of the most awful things I've ever seen. We gave up then as we couldn't face losing any more. The garden seemed really empty without them.
But a few of years ago one of the empty hives was taken over by a wild swarm and I left them to get on with it without interference. They thrived, without any treatment and were taken on by a beekeeper from the University who was also researching bee disease and was hoping to breed a disease resilient strain of bee. I often wonder whether my girls are still going.
I'm off now too - Night night!Comment
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Didn't log on yesterday and now regretting it!
The Bee seeds have all gone - boo hoo!
If the river hasn't reached the top of your step, DON'T PANIC!Comment
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Sorry you missed out PnK
Lets hope that all 10,000 packets of wildflower seeds are sown and don't languish at the bottom of someone's seed stash.Comment
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Doh! Completely missed this VC. What were the seeds? I've probably got them lurking somewhere anyway. Will go and find Matt's alternative.Granny on the Game in SheffieldComment
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