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23 days later… sounds like a film title but no zombies I promise!
Can you believe the difference?
Braeburn Apple Tree, Rhubarb, Boysenberry bushes and Sweet Peas are in.
Some bunting is fluttering in the breeze.
The shed area is planned ready for next week and most of the border paths are visible.
Best of all it looks like an allotment 🙂


Holy Basil (Tulsi) - 50 seeds (Ocimum africanum) SM
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Family: Mint (Lamiaceae). Annual, harvest at 40 days and ongoing to frost. For the purpose of seed-saving, it takes 120 days from direct-seeding to winnowing.
Plant Description: This temperate tulsi is great for those wishing to grow their own tulsi tea and is more hardy than the tropical-type tulsis. The germination is far easier, the growth faster, the productivity greater, and the overall experience more likely to bring happiness.
The plant is a bushy annual tea basil with small leaves and purple flowers, powerfully aromatic. This plant is of East African origin, and India is right across the way. Among all basils this one is the shortest season, most frost-hardy cultivar. It may also self-seed over the seasons, which is unusual among basils.
Traditional usage (Ayurveda): stress, anxiety, heart disease, arthritis, diabetes, and dementia. Drinking tulsi tea in the morning is a fantastic way to get started. *CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL FOR MEDICAL USE. NEVER CONSUME PLANTS WITHOUT PROPER ID*
Growing Instructions: Prepare a flat of potting soil or a fine seedbed in spring and scatter seeds on surface, then press in and keep evenly moist and warm until germination, which is rapid. Transplant or thin to 1 foot apart.
Packet contains 50 seeds. Certified Organically Grown.
** All physical products are for in-store pickup only. We don't have shipping or delivery. We will hold your order for 3 days. On the 4th day, a 25% restocking fee will be applied. This doesn't apply to non-physical products like classes.


To view all plants currently available select "This Week's Availability." We update our availability list weekly as our inventory changes quite rapidly. You can also browse our currently available plants by category (Cal Natives, Poppies, Succulents, Shrubs, etc).
Please note: Due to varying growing cycles, our entire plant catalog is not available year round. If you'd like to browse the complete list, you can add any unavailable plant to a WISH LIST. You will be notified by email as soon as the plants on your list become available for sale.
I have been receiving plants in the mail for years from various companies and I can say without hesitation that yours was the best ever. I have never seen plants packed so carefully, no damage at all, and all of them were excellent quality and size. That may have been my first order, but I can guarantee it will not be the last." - Barbara S., Chula Vista, CA
Place your order 24/7 at www.anniesannuals.com and receive an order confirmation by email, or call toll-free 1-888-266-4370, Monday thru Friday 8:00AM-4:00PM PT. We accept Visa, MC, American Express and Discover; we no longer accept checks. We cannot accept orders for items that are unavailable at the time of ordering but you are welcome to add unavailable items to a WISH LIST. You will be notified by email as soon as the plants on your list become available for sale. Please review your order carefully prior to submitting as no changes can be made after you place your order.
We want you to be happy! We want you to be thrilled with our plants! So please make sure you do your research on whether a plant will grow in your area and climate zone and the best time to receive them. We ship plants year-round, anywhere in the continental US unless restricted by law (see current agriculture restrictions). Therefore, it is up to you, dear gardener, to make sure that the plants you choose are appropriate to your USDA climate zone and to choose a ship date when you are ready to receive and plant them. California orders will be delivered one (1) day after your requested ship date. All other states are delivered within two (2) days of your requested ship date. If you have a greenhouse, please keep in mind that plants can be damaged by extreme heat or cold in transit. If you are unsure about your growing zone, look up your zone by zip-code HERE.
If an item on an existing order becomes temporarily unavailable, it will be placed on backorder for up to 30 days from original requested ship date. Unfulfilled backorders will be canceled at 30 days.
At Annie's, we take pride in growing our plants on-site, year around. We ship plants year-round, anywhere in the continental US unless restricted by law (see current agriculture restrictions). Therefore, it is up to you, dear gardener, to make sure that the plants you choose are appropriate to your USDA climate zone and to choose a ship date when you are ready to receive and plant them. To better fulfill your order, we must ship within two weeks of your original order date. California orders will be delivered one (1) day after your requested ship date. All other states are delivered within two (2) days of your requested ship date. We do not ship over weekends. This ensures that your plants arrive in excellent, disappointment-free condition. We cannot ship to P.O. boxes or outside the continental US. CA orders ship Mon-Thurs; FL* orders ship Tues due to a mandatory U.S. Agriculture inspection, and all other states ship Mon-Wed. Non-plant items may ship separately via ground transit. If you have a greenhouse, please keep in mind that plants can be damaged by extreme heat or cold in transit.
We grow all plants on site from seed or our own cuttings, right here next to the San Francisco Bay. We do not use genetically modified or engineered seeds and we do not spray our plants with growth hormones to extend shelf life. Although we are not certified organic, we have worked to research and implement the least toxic, organic or naturally occurring alternatives to manage pests and fungus. We have adopted a "bee friendly" program and do not use any Neonicotinoids associated with colony collapse disorder. We report to and are inspected by our county agricultural department weekly and are in accordance with all of their rigorous guidelines.
Our plants are grown right out in the sun, wind, and rain, so they are strong and hardened off when you receive them. We offer well-established plants in fat, 4" square pots. Our plants are hand selected and secured by our custom made, exclusive packaging. We prefer our larger size pot to the long, thin containers commonly used by mailorder nurseries. Those slimmer pots conserve nursery space and reduce shipping costs but may result in slower plant recovery and growth after transplanting. With a more natural, spreading root pattern, our plants will thrive and delight you with their high success rate!
PLEASE DON'T REFUSE DELIVERY. Open the box immediately to determine if there is any damage to the plants. If plants arrive damaged, please call us within 48 HOURS OF ARRIVAL. Usually, plants are flexible enough to sustain the blows. If there is some damage, please give the plant a chance to recover. There is a tremendous amount of energy stored in a bountiful root system and most plant recover immediately. If there is considerable damage, just let us know immediately and we'll be glad to take whatever steps necessary to make it right.
Refund Policy: We want you to be successful with our plants and we strive to grow healthy plants that will thrive with your care under the conditions set forth in our plant descriptions. We will gladly issue a store credit or refund for the original purchase price of plants if they arrive damaged or fail to thrive within 30 days of receipt. Please report damaged plants and merchandise within 48 hours of receipt. Plant loss due to severe weather, neglect, incompatible zones or animals must be your responsibility. We cannot be responsible for more than the purchase price of the plants and plants may be replaced once.
A store credit or refund will be issued for the original purchase price within 30 days of receiving plants or merchandise. Merchandise must be in original condition and returned at your expense.


Feb. 10, 2017
PBI-Gordon Corporation announced that Avenue™ South Broadleaf Herbicide (0.7% penoxsulam + 0.7% sulfentrazone + 7.28% 2,4-D + 2.06% dicamba) for turfgrass is available for use on golf courses in American southern states. Since its launch in 2015, Avenue South has been available to the professional lawncare industry in the South for use on residential, ornamental, institutional, and other non-cropland sites.
A proprietary formula, Avenue South combines four proven active ingredients to deliver rapid control of more than 90 listed broadleaf weeds, including doveweed, Virginia buttonweed, chamberbitter and dollarweed. And Avenue South is formulated for exceptional turf safety in the South's sensitive southern grasses, including common and improved St. Augustinegrasses such as Floratam and Bitterblue.
"We introduced Avenue South just over a year ago, and the initial results were great," said Jim Goodrich, Product Manager for PBI-Gordon. "It delivers fast visual response on broadleaf weeds, and LCOs appreciate the turf safety. We're excited to offer that performance to golf course superintendents in the South."
Avenue South is ideal for golf course fairways and roughs, as well as residential and commercial areas, ornamental turf sites, recreation areas, and others as listed.


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An old-time pea introduced in 1908. High-yielding and tasty, this Garden Pea does better than most in warm weather. The tightly-filled (8-9 peas/pod) are easy to shell and compact 2'-2 1/2' vines are a good choice for small gardens. Approx. 17 Seeds/Pkg,
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When it comes to increasing productivity and boosting efficiency around your nursery, orchard or berry farm, a row mulcher can take your operation to the next level. However, since every facility is different and has unique needs, if you’re in the market for a new row mulcher, it’s important to take a few key factors into consideration before making your purchase.
At Millcreek, we take pride in our high-quality, durable row mulchers. Thanks to our precision equipment, you can apply mulch exactly where you need it – efficiently, productively and with minimal manpower. Keep reading to see what to look for in a Millcreek row mulcher that will help you work smarter, not harder.
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A row mulcher can help you maximize production and help you save time around the farm, allowing you to get more done with less manpower. At Millcreek, each of our row mulchers features high-quality, smartly designed parts that are intended to help you select the best model and optional features for your unique application. For instance, a variable speed conveyor and adjustable directional fins control the throw distance up to 8 feet, and our extension material throws material up to 35 feet. From remote and distance spreading to dual discharge spreading, a Millcreek row mulcher can spread mulch however you need it!
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At some point, your row mulcher will require repairs or service. A row mulcher is a complex piece of equipment, and even if you perform routine maintenance as recommended by the manufacturer, the time will come when you need assistance. At Millcreek, our technicians are standing by to answer any questions you may have and help you troubleshoot the issue you’re facing. What’s more, we have common replacement parts in stock and ready to ship quickly, and we’re happy to chat on the phone or video conference to walk you through a range of maintenance repairs and tasks to ensure your machine remains in good working order without leaving your operation stalled.
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October 5, 2015 - TPP Agreement a Win for Canadian Canola FarmersToday’s conclusion of negotiations on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is a big achievement for canola farmers in Canada. The agreement announced today by the 12 member countries means Canadian canola will compete on equal footing with other oilseed-producing countries in the TPP.
September 30, 2015 - Farmers harvest canola as the future of their exports await a TPP conclusionAs canola farmers across Canada hustle to wrap up their harvest, they are closely following the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations in Atlanta this week. The outcome will have crucial implications on the crop they harvest in the coming years.
June 26, 2015 - TPP A Critical Trade Agreement for Canola FarmersFor Canadian canola farmers, Canada's involvement in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is serious business. A TPP agreement that includes Canadian canola is a step forward; without, a dangerous slide in the opposite direction.
June 25, 2015 - Catherine Scovil Joins CCGA as Director of Government RelationsThe Canadian Canola Growers Association (CCGA) is pleased to welcome Catherine Scovil as the new Director of Government Relations, effective July 6, 2015.
June 15, 2015 - Man Van to Increase Prostate Cancer Awareness at Farm Progress ShowThe Prostate Cancer Centre and CCGA are teaming up to increase awareness and early detection of prostate cancer for men in rural communities. From June 17 to 19, the Prostate Cancer Centre's Man Van will be at Farm Progress Show in Regina to operate their mobile testing clinic and talk about the importance of early detection. A five minute stop could save your life!
April 22, 2015 - Federal Budget Offers Trade and Taxation Benefits for Canola FarmersCanola farmers will benefit from several important trade and taxation initiatives that were announced in Tuesday’s federal budget.
April 1, 2015 - CCGA Begins Issuing 2015-16 Cash Advances Under an Improved Advance Payments ProgramThe Canadian Canola Growers Association (CCGA) officially begins issuing cash advances today for the 2015-16 Advance Payments Program (APP). This year, there are changes to the program that will make it more convenient and flexible for farmers.
March 31, 2015 - CCGA Welcomes Increased Transparency on Rail Transportation IssuesThe Canadian Canola Growers Association (CCGA) is encouraged by the government’s continued action to bring more transparency to the grain supply chain following Monday’s announcement by the government.
March 2, 2015 - Quebec Must Open to Canola-Blended Products as Ruling UpheldAn Appeal Panel under the Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT) have upheld a decision made last year that opens the Quebec market to canola-based dairy alternatives and creates new opportunities for processing and marketing Canadian-grown canola.
February 27, 2015 - Farmers to Receive Immediate Benefits from Agricultural Growth ActCanadian farmers will start benefiting almost immediately from changes included in Bill C-18, the Agricultural Growth Act. The Act received royal assent on February 25th and was officially announced today in Winnipeg by the Honourable Gerry Ritz, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food. The bill amends nine pieces of agriculture-related legislation, including those affecting seeds, fertilizers, feeds, and cash advances.
January 26, 2015 - Ag Transport Coalition Releases First Performance Measurement ReportThe Ag Transport Coalition has released its first-ever weekly performance measurement report. The weekly reports will play an important role in decision making; informing commercial decisions and serving as the basis for both short and long-term actions by government.
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White widow feminized cannabis seeds
White Widow feminized cannabis seeds are very suitable for growing indoors, easy to germinate and after approximately 2 months of growth beautiful buds emerge from a healthy plant.
White Widow is one of the most popular kinds available and belongs to the white types of cannabis plants.
Indica and Sativa influences can be seen when growing because she doesn’t get too tall but the leaves have a thick texture while long thin leaves that have a healthy medium dark green colour.
Be careful with the side branches because most are fragile.
In its flowering period the white layer of crystals will appear that promises growers the desired effects and the buds grow full and dense, as we call it the “fluffy” look.
While growing the odour of tasty pine and spices enter your nostrils and the smoke she gives when being consumed is also sweet and spicy.
The effect you get from smoking the buds is a heavy high buzz that lingers on smoothly.
Only the first half hour will keep you in a couch-lock but then the energetic high can take over.
White Widow feminized seeds produce one of the strongest strains of weeds in the world, which have won several awards, and built the reputation of being among the most powerful strains… They are a great hit in almost all coffee shops across the world. It is a potent hybrid sharing its genetics with Brazilian and an Indian strain.
The Reason behind Its Nomenclature
White Widow gets its name due to the intense production of crystals that make it glimmer and shine. It is a great option to be considered by aspirant breeders due to its highly powerful sativa effect. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. When grown indoors, it finishes in around eight weeks and outdoors in late October.
Extremely High THC Levels of Up to 25%
White Widow feminized seeds grow into tall marijuana plants with delicate arms. The buds that are produced are fairly compact so as to hold the plentiful quantities of THC generated. Yes, the THC produced is so high that it is not easy to see the bud at all.
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Up to 25% THC content
Harvest Month: September or October
Blooming period of eight weeks
Grows up to a height of 60 cm / 24 inch indoors and 200 cm / 79 inch outdoors
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White Widow is a multi-award-winning marijuana hybrid from the early nineties best known for its extremely potent, sparkling “white” buds packed full of trichomes. One of the most commercialized cannabis varieties worldwide, White Widow feminized seeds are prized for growing only female plants that produce high yields of super frosty cannabis. A strong-smelling strain with a recognizable woody flavor, White Widow buds reek through the bag and taste great. Powerful, euphoric effects are felt both in the mind and body. Up to 20% THC content.
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White Widow is a hybrid, with a slight Indica dominance. It has a genetic ratio of 60% Indica, 40% sativa. White Widow is upbeat, mesmerising and will relax the body, but won’t cause the mind to want to fall asleep.
Originally descending from a breed between South American (sativa) and South Indian Indica in the Netherlands in the 1990s. With both parents being categorized as landrace strains, it seems obvious that White Widow would turn out to become one potent and pure strain, whose effects can be felt in the exact same manner; with strength and clarity.
The white widow can be seen of fat and loose sage green buds that are stacked up together in tall colas, long bright orange pistil hairs curling on their way, joining the long light to dark green water leaves that often express an ombre-like colour gradient in their appearance.
Its aroma is pungent, sharp, stinky (in a good way of course) and sometimes spicy or fruity. The White Widow strain is considered to be so strong smelling, that it can feel from across a large room. White Widow tops out at a stunning 20-25% THC level, making it one of the most influential and most potent cannabis strains in the world. Consumption leads to feeling energised, yet relaxed, entirely in a state of euphoria that will still allow to function regularly mentally, maybe just with a slightly more positive overall energy.
An ideal choice for those who are seeking a strain that will not cause them tiredness, lethargy, or lack of energy. It gives a balanced state of mind between relaxed and aware.
White Widow is easy to grow and a suitable option to cultivate professionally for any individual that has at least some experience with growing cannabis. White Widow’s flowering period is around eight weeks, but it can be raised for two more weeks to obtain the snowcapped frosty look that is so often attached directly to this strain.
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In the Pacific Northwest, this sturdy green grows well into the fall. Combined with cream, it’s an ideal autumnal side.
When it comes to Northwest fall greens, kale is still king, says Jason Salvo, who runs Local Roots farm with his wife, Siri Erickson-Brown. “It loves our cool falls, and when the winters are mild, it’ll live right through,” he explains. “Kale used be sort of the cliché CSA vegetable that people kept wanting less of. Now people are asking for two bunches instead of one.”
The couple, both Garfield High School and UW grads (“We ourselves are local products as well,” Salvo jokes), have been farming in Duvall for nine years. They supply many local restaurants, including some of Tom Douglas’ places and Westward on North Lake Union.
On their land in Duvall, the couple grow about half an acre of kale, which is available at their stand at the Sunday Broadway farmers market, says Salvo, usually until after the first hard frost.
Kale and Cream
3 bunches of lacinato kale, ribs removed
3 shallots, thinly sliced
1 ½ tablespoons butter
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After 40 years of serving Orange County at our Lake Forest location we have relocated to Santa Ana.
We have the best local selection of fruit trees, berries, herbs and other edibles. We have a good selection of annuals and perennials and also specialize in exceptional ornamentals.
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October 25 GROWING TROPICAL FRUIT
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October 13, 2008
Fears of a looming global depression had US farmers facing the prospect of even greater declines in the value of their stored grain Friday (October 10), even though cash prices already stood within sight of 10-18 month lows as of the close of business Thursday.
Although the US Department of Agriculture also released a bearish early morning crop report that relayed news of larger fall crops, virtually across the board, much of the ominous market outlook actually stemmed from a continuing collapse in world financial markets.
"In the last seven days, we've seen the December S&P 500 futures move 22% lower," said Risk Management Commodities Inc. "Wealth destruction will begin to cause demand destruction for commodities if credit/money markets don't thaw within the next two weeks. This scenario would suggest that new lows in equities will cause new lows in commodities."
The firm warned that futures, which comprise the largest component of the cash-price equation for grain, could drop another 65-70 cents per bushel for corn.
"For November [Chicago Board of Trade] beans, a break below this week's low of US$9.11 could open the downside up to its 200-week moving average of US$8.25," Risk Management Commodities said.
National cash grain prices currently average US$8.93 1/2 for soy, US$3.96 1/2 for corn, US$5.54 1/4 for hard red winter wheat, US$3.84 1/2 for soft red winter wheat and US$6.38 for hard red spring wheat. Those values represent declines of as much as 75 percent from all-time record highs reached earlier this year.
"Historically, a lower commodity value elevates grain demand by foreign countries. This is especially the case when freight values are low such as they presently are," said Iowa commodity trade advisor Karl Setzer. "Demand may not increase as much this time though, as concerns over the state of the global economy is keeping buyers on the sidelines for now. A legitimate concern is that foreign countries will not be able to afford grain, even at its current price level."


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|I started seeing aphids here&there so i treated with pyola, but suddenly they are on EVERYTHING!!! Flowers, veggies, trees, vines... HELP!!!
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|The good news is that if you have a high population of aphids, ladybugs will probably show up to help control the population. Parasitic wasps will also arrive. While you're waiting you can try hosing them off with a strong stream of water from the hose, or you can do them in with sprays of insecticidal soap. Your course of action will really depend upon how desperate you are to rid your garden of these pests. Aphids give birth to live young so one or two aphids can quickly become a huge population with several generations feeding on a single plant. Good luck with your garden!
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Tulip 'Apeldoorn' is a beautiful Darwin Tulip that grows incredibly striking scarlet red blooms, with each pyramid shaped flowers carried on tall, strong stems. This mid-season tulip tends to flower after the Single Earlies but before the Cottage varieties. The Tulip 'Apeldoorn' is not only a hardy and long lasting variety, but has the added bonus of looking fantastic year after year.
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Tulip bulbs should be planted in autumn, before any frost. Find an area of soil that is well-drained and moist and plant your bulbs at twice their depth and spaced apart by 10-15cm. Ensure they are properly covered, you should not be able to see them on the surface of the soil. Position in an area that you know receives plenty of sunlight but is also sheltered from harsh winds. Deadhead the flowers once they wilt, encouraging a healthier plant.


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The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed TD, met European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, Phil Hogan, this evening for the first time since the Minister’s appointment.
The Minister and Commissioner for Agricultre and Rural Development took the opportunity to informally review current issues.
Commenting after the meeting, the Minister said: “I was determined to have this early engagement with Commissioner Hogan, which served as a very useful opportunity for me to outline the Irish Government priorities for the European agenda over the coming months and for us to establish a solid basis for our future working relationship.
Commissioner Hogan said: “I was pleased to meet Minister Creed and I wish him every success in his new role. This is a challenging time for the sector and constructive engagement between all policymakers is essential'


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Approximately 80% of the course was completed Monday, leaving delicate areas to finish with small sprayers. The last 20% is tedious but it is imperative that these areas are addressed so that they don't become the sources of contamination as we grow in the new grass.
The likely hood of tracking roundup onto the green once it has dried is very remote, but because there is a very small possibility we are taking every precaution. The areas around greens will be dried for a day before anything is allowed on the greens. Mowers and players included. Greens mowing and rolling will be reduced this week because of the round up, and that will result in slower green speeds. Keeping equipment off the greens for a couple of extra days is a small price for the assurance that there will be no damage from wheels that have traveled through the sprayed turf.
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Representatives of Ukraine, Russia, Turkey, and the United Nations have signed agreements providing guarantees for the exports of Ukrainian grain, as well as Russian grain, amid Vladimir Putin’s war of aggression against Ukrainians.
The deal was welcomed internationally as a way to alleviate looming global food prices and reduce global inflation. However, it remains unknown whether the Moscow dictator would honor it or whether he may have achieved a military goal with it.
Ukraine’s Grain and Your Groceries Bill
Even though there have been no formal declarations of war, Russia invaded Ukraine almost five months ago, as the bloodthirsty tyrant sought to restore the former Russian and Soviet Empire for himself.
With Ukraine being a major global exporter of grain – wheat, rye, barley, sunflower, rapeseed, and so on – its inability to export this vital produce created the threat of a global food shortage crisis or even famine in many countries.
At the same time, Russia, which is also a big grain exporter, also saw its grain exports hurt by sanctions because of the war, leaving many shipping companies unwilling to transport Russian produce.
Putin meanwhile has been trying to blackmail the West by demanding the lifting of sanctions against Russia if he allows Ukrainian grain to be exported via the Black Sea.
In the meantime, Russian troops and intelligence services have been raiding Ukrainian grain silos, trying to export and sell for cash any wheat they could get their looting hands on.
⚡Ukraine, Turkey and the UN signed an agreement on the export of grain
🇺🇦 Minister of Infrastructure Oleksandr Kubrakov, 🇹🇷 Minister of Defense Hulusi Akar and 🇺🇳 Secretary General António Guterres signed the document.
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Representatives of both Ukraine and Russia met in Turkey on Friday to sign agreements that would enable both warring nations to export their grain worldwide.
Notably, Ukraine and Russia didn’t sign any documents jointly.
Ukraine signed a deal with Turkey and the UN. Russia also signed a deal with Turkey and the UN, but separately from Ukraine. During the event, the flags of Ukraine and Russia were placed far from one another at the request of the Ukrainian side.
According to Arkady Babchenko, a dissident Russian journalist and writer in exile who survived an assassination attempt by Russians, the only thing Putin is looking for will be the demining of the sea waters leading up to Odesa.
He warned in a YouTube video that Russians may use the demined corridors to attack the city and launch a sea landing there. If that occurs, it would be a major blow to Ukrainian defenses, even if the Russians get repulsed.
The same analyst also predicts the atrocious Russian tyrant isn’t going to rest until he conquers all of Ukraine or exhausts in full Russia’s ability to attempt to do that.
He predicts Putin is going to make another attempt to conquer Ukraine’s capital Kyiv as well, even though the Russians were defeated there in March and were forced to pull out.
BREAKING: Russia and Ukraine signed separate agreements with Turkey and the United Nations clearing the way for exporting millions of tons of desperately needed Ukrainian grain — as well as Russian grain and fertilizer. https://t.co/zJAfXu4aJF
— The Associated Press (@AP) July 22, 2022
This article appeared in Conservative Cardinal and has been published here with permission.
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Oregon Wheat Industry Groups
by George Plaven
The Oregon Wheat Growers League and Oregon Wheat Commission have joined a growing number of state and national grain industry groups calling on the U.S. to rejoin the Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP.
Eleven countries, including major U.S. trade partners Japan, Canada and Australia, signed on to a revised version of the trade agreement Thursday in Santiago, Chile. President Donald Trump withdrew the U.S. from the TPP shortly after taking office last year.
The news has ignited uncertainty among Oregon wheat farmers, which export 85-90 percent of their crop. Japan accounts for 21 percent of total export sales for soft white wheat, the dominant Northwest variety, used to make products such as sponge cakes and noodles.
Oregon wheat officials announced they have signed on to a letter, along with 33 other state and national groups, to U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer asking the administration to immediately prioritize rejoining the TPP.
"Like President Trump, American farmers do not enjoy losing to their competitors," the letter, dated March 7, states. "They want to make great deals and see their family businesses thrive. If the President brings us into TPP, U.S. farmers can start winning again among the world's most important agricultural markets."
The letter is also signed by the National Association of Wheat Growers and U.S. Wheat Associates, in addition to state grain organizations from neighboring Washington, Idaho and California.
Once the TPP is ratified, wheat exports to Japan will be at serious risk, farmers argue. Oregon wheat exports to Japan earn an estimated $60 million per year at current prices from Portland's grain terminals.
Competitors in Australia and Canada will gradually gain an economic advantage as tariffs for their wheat are reduced by $65 per metric ton, or $1.75 per bushel, compared to U.S. wheat, according to the industry's figures.
The cost difference will set up a "catastrophic loss" of sales over the next few years, the letter continues. Japanese flour mills estimated U.S. share would fall by more than half, from about 3 million metric tons to less than 1.4 million metric tons, equal to $500 million per year. And that lost market share is incredibly difficult to regain, the letter states.
"The President has promised to negotiate great new deals," the groups continue. "American agriculture now counts on that promise and American wheat farmers -- facing a calamity they would be hard-pressed to overcome -- now depend on it."
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Good evening, Growers!
I wanted to give you an update on the new giant pumpkin grower colony in Santa Barbara County! The workshop at Island View Nursery last Saturday morning was a great success. There were 25+ of the new giant pumpkin faithful in attendance and the questions and enthusiasm were abundant. Christie Boyd and her staff set up chairs and a table underneath a huge sycamore, and were part of the attendees. In addition, I am very happy to report that there will be 10 giant pumpkin seedlings planted at Island View Nursery's perimeter and Christie's planning a weigh-off for the attendees of the workshop in the fall.
Have a great evening!


We are looking to recruit an arable operator to join our diversified arable business in Bedfordshire.
Candidates must be highly motivated with good attention to detail and strong willingness to learn. A reasonable level of arable experience is required, although additional training can be provided to a candidate demonstrating the right attributes.
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Weather, water and increasing demand are driving up prices on California nuts.
Jim Zion, managing partner of Meridian Nut Growers, Clovis, Calif., said some almond orchards are off 20%, while pistachios are predicted to be down 10% from last year’s numbers.
What accounts for these drops in production is a mixture of weather-related events in California. Pistachios, for example, require a certain number of chilling hours in order to properly develop, Zion said. An uncharacteristically warm winter caused erratic maturity in trees.
“You’ll look at the tree an wonder if it’s ever going to mature,” Zion said.
At the same time, short water supplies have stressed almond orchards, causing this year’s crop to come in around 1.9 billion pounds, down from the original 2.1 billion estimate. Nevertheless, demand for the nuts remains strong at national levels and in international markets, causing the price for the nuts to spike in response to anticipated crop shortages.
Zion said almonds and pistachios have seen price increases of up to 10%.
“Demand is there, and price is high. The issue is not having product on the shelf. If it’s not on the shelf, people take their dollars and go somewhere else. Most of us are going, ‘We better wait to see what we (actually) have before selling.’”
While high prices might seem like a boon to growers, the financial stress it places on buyers can be worrisome.
“High prices are a huge capital outlay for buyers,” Zion said. “It puts a bigger emphasis on their financial strength.”
Also, when demand spikes, growers must be able to quickly ship their product to potential buyers. Otherwise, buyers will cover the shortage from somewhere else, whether it’s another domestic supplier or international competitors in Iran.
“It worries me,” Zion said. “Capital is tied up, and everything needs to move quickly.”


Black Sea Grain Initiative: in two days, 17 ships passed through the humanitarian corridor in both directions, 2 of them to Ukrainian ports for loading.
1 November 2022, 15:00
Today, 3 ships loaded with 85.000 tons of agricultural products left Chornomorsk and Pivdennyi seaports. These ships are on their way to African and European countries. Among them is the bulk carrier BOMUSTAFA O loaded with 22.8 thousand tons of wheat for the needs of the residents of Libya, and NIMET TORLAK with 12.6 thousand tons of meal for Moroccans.
In turn, Ukrainian ports accepted two tankers for loading oil for Jordan and Romania.
On October 31, the Joint Coordination Center (JCC) inspected 46 ships with 1.7 million tons of Ukrainian agricultural products, which had already left for the ports of destination. It became possible due to the increase of inspection groups up to 10 by the UN and Türkiye. Thus, the queue of vessels in the Bosphorus waiting for inspection was reduced to 147 vessels both for exit and entry.
During the 3 months of implementation of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, 422 ships exported almost 10 million tons of agricultural products. This volume could be 30-40% more if the russian federation did not block inspections in the Bosphorus.
It should be mentioned that the UN and Türkiye emphasized the need to continue the Grain Initiative and agreed on the traffic of ships through the humanitarian corridor. At the same time, negotiations between the UN and Türkiye with the russian delegation continue aiming to seek solutions for the full implementation of the Grain Initiative. Ukraine, for its part, continues to fulfill its obligations and remains the guarantor of food security for the entire civilized world.


SEED: The Untold Story is an award-winning documentary about the dramatic loss of seed diversity and the future of our food, from the filmmakers behind Queen of the Sun: What are the Bees Telling Us? and The Real Dirt on Farmer John. SEED features Vandana Shiva, Dr. Jane Goodall, Andrew Kimbrell, and Winona LaDuke.
In the last century, 94% of our seed varieties have disappeared. As biotech chemical companies control the majority of our seeds, farmers, scientists, lawyers, and indigenous seed keepers fight a David and Goliath battle to defend the future of our food. In a harrowing and heartening story, these reluctant heroes rekindle a lost connection to our most treasured resource and revive a culture connected to seeds.
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|Specifications for GH Flora Micro 2.5 Gallon (2/Cs) 718130:|
| ||EACH Packaged ||CASE ||PALLET|
|UPC: ||793094014144 ||793094014144 || |
|Volume: ||0.527 ||1.3106 || |
|Dimensional Weight: ||4.6959 ||11.6742 || |
|Weight (lbs): ||29.4 ||59.35 || |
|Approx Length (inches): ||9.1 ||14.9 || |
|Approx Width (inches): ||7.1 ||10 || |
|Approx Height (inches): ||14.1 ||15.2 || |
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The most popular species of elephant's foot for indoor cultivation are Beaucarnea recurvata and Beaucarnea stricta. The plant, which comes from the asparagus family (Asparagaceae), originally comes from Mexico and therefore needs a very bright location. The plant is ideal by the window, but in summer at temperatures that do not fall below 10 degrees, the elephant's foot can also be outside. The elephant's foot thrives in commercial soil and is suitable for beginners as it requires little water due to its succulent stem. The trunk is thicker at the bottom, the upper part of the trunk, from which the long hanging leaves emanate, is narrow. The plant resembles an elephant's foot, but also a bottleneck, which is why the plant is also known as the bottle tree. The indoor culture can grow up to 1.5 meters and is slightly poisonous to humans and pets.
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Q.Palm Tree Branches Need Tying Up
My palm tree is growing out and not up. We have tried tying the leaves up with wire but I would prefer to bind the leaves up from the trunk so it looks better….maybe with rope? Any advice would be great
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Unfortunately, you may have to pick a different genus of tree if you do not like the way that this one grows. Palms need room to spread, and if they are forced to remained cramped, can lead to infections.
Unfortunately, I would pick a smaller palm for the area, or a different plant, altogether.
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Growers were continuing their efforts Tuesday to keep their crops from falling prey to frost that hit North County on Monday and Tuesday nights. "We were OK because the wind was blowing lightly Monday, and as long as the air is moving it is warmer," said local avocado grower Jerome Stehly.
Gusty Santa Ana winds and temperatures dipping down into thehigh 20s and low 30s during the last few days prompted the National Weather Service to issue frost and high wind advisories.
Covering flower and ornamental plants and using irrigation water are common techniques to stave off the cold and protect those crops.
Forecasters from the weather service predict mostly clear skies in the mountains tonight with more light winds and temperatures between 22 degrees and 32 degrees. North County's valleys are expected to also have mostly clear skies tonight, with light winds and temperatures ranging between 26 degrees and 36 degrees.
The frost advisory was in effect from 10 p.m. Tuesday night until 8 a.m. this morning.
"We should have at least one more cold night, but it shouldn't last much longer," weather service forecaster Greg Martin said.
A combination of low humidity, the Santa Ana winds and a cold front during the weekend contributed to the unseasonable cold weather, Martin said. The blustery winds that swept through the region Monday had largely subsided by Tuesday.
Highs of 61 to 71 are expected along the coast and in the valleys today while the mountain regions won't see temperatures climb much above the mid-50s.
Gradual warming is expected for the rest of the week.


Marshalls Autumn Catalogue dropped into my letterbox today. In the inside cover there is a notification
At Marshalls we've been passionate about seeds for over 75 years, and this year we are proud our first ever ........
This is the catalogue that I received and reviewed in December 2020
I think Marshalls should have updated the image or at least the year to 2022 for next year or have edited out the Coming Soon! as its been available since December 2020.
The good news is that there is information about New Varieties of Onions, Garlic Potatoes, Organic Potatoes, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Leeks, Spring Cabbage, peas, spinach in the Autumn Catalogue.
I will be keeping a look out for the Marshalls 2022 Little Book of Seeds and I'm hoping it will arrive in December again as I will be looking at the new varieties and deciding what I will be having a bash at in 2022.


Hazel catkins, winter-flowering clematis and honeysuckle all now in bloom
There was a bumble bee investigating my hellebores this morning.
Yellow Polyanthus in flower under Hydrangea bush today.
Is it generally a little warmer in your clime than mine?
I wonder, as I recall from a visit many years ago that there were an abundance of warmer weather type trees such as Palms.
Yes, a bit warmer. The sea helps to insulate us, and air frost is a rarity.
Just stuck in my Onion seeds just after Christmas in a heated greenhouse..Germination has taken place
Mmmm well.Still leaves on my grape vinesGeraniums still flowering.Picked last of some peas begininning of Dec.Got a single daf out in full bloom by front door.Mind you they are now seeded to flower some of them in Jan/Feb.People must remember that varities are plenty full in the early year blooming.
My garlic that started to peep through on Christmas Day, is about 2 inches high now! I still have a dozen or so white climbing roses flowering on almost leafless stems and my kiwi still has leaves on but the birds have almost stripped the haws off the hawthorn tree now, so that's looking very bare.
A couple of visitors on the recycling bin today....
Winter aconites in flower, nice bit of winter colour
Oh forgot to say that we have some lovely white roses, they are also in full bloom, rekon about 10/15 flowers out.
First bumblebee seen visiting the winter-flowering honeysuckle today - hope it can retreat to hibernation if cold weather now sets in!
I am finding this mild weather very frustrating. I am wanting to get in the garden and do the early spring jobs with the warm sunshine on my back, but I just know it's too early! I wish it would snow, then I wouldn't be so tempted!
Was looking at mt cyclamen this morning and wondering why they had wilted- not from lack of rain....
Anyway, as i pulled at a dead flower the whole plant came up minus roots and a gaggle of vine weevil grubs
Just goes to show how mild it has been as these pests were looking very healthy. Also spotted greenfly on the roses.
Roll on hard frosts is all I can say.....
In my pond I've a few Marsh Marigolds, they usually bloom around March/April time, these have been in flower all year and are still in full bloom.
Edit: 4th Feb. They WERE in full bloom, this last week of frost and an inch and a half of ice on the pond has put paid to their happy life.
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Frost well and truely gone now and apart from a bit of frost bruising on the bamboo everything looks dandy.Did a decent prune at the weekend and the other half sorted out the greenhouse - onions, toms and spuds are chitting.
Looking forward to a few bonfires in the mild, dry evenings later this week.
The sun has finally reached the greenhouse in the last few weeks, time to start the seed sowing. It's a heated greenhouse for my potted palms and musa's that I bring in on frosty nights (all two frosts!).
I really enjoyed getting in the greenhouse and potting up and sowing some seeds this morning. I find this time of year so satisfying knowing we are getting more daylight. Never been a winter person.
Making the extra effort growing some herbs this year. One thing I noticed living down here is the amount of Rosemary growing in the wild. Not sure who has been busy planting them over the years!
Today I bought some blackcurrant bushes for my daughter's garden and I've kept one to plant in my garden to replace a Hebe I lost last year. I figure I ought to make the garden as productive as I can. I've planted my cranberry bushes and pruned all my climbing roses today.
Edited by user 02 March 2012 16:55:53(UTC)
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My climbing roses have buds on, but I doubt they'll be opening any more over the next week or so of cold weather.
Banana trees are on the move now, bluebells are out.


Mandurah to Cape Leeuwin Marine Weather Overview
Tides for BunburyHigh Tue 17:49 WST (0.5m)
Low Tue 18:42 WST (0.5m)
High Wed 01:57 WST (0.8m)
Low Wed 03:45 WST (0.8m)
forecast windsTuesday: S/SW 10/15 kts
Wednesday: SE 20 kts
Thursday: E 15/20 kts
Friday: E/NE 10/15 kts
Tuesday: South to southwesterly 10/15 knots tending south to southeasterly below 10 knots in the evening. Seas: Below 1 metre. Swell: Southwesterly 1/1.5 metres, increasing to 1.5/2 metres offshore. Wednesday: Southeasterly 10/15 knots, reaching up to 20 knots in the late evening. Seas: Around 1 metre. Swell: Southwesterly 1/2 metres, increasing to 2/3 metres offshore. Outlook Thursday: Easterly 15/20 knots easing to 10/15 knots during the afternoon. Seas: 1/1.5 metres, decreasing below 1 metre around midday. Swell: Southwesterly 1.5/2.5 metres. Outlook Friday: East to northeasterly 10/15 knots turning northerly during the afternoon. Seas: Around 1 metre. Swell: Southwesterly 1/1.5 metres, increasing to 1.5/2 metres offshore.Issued Tue 16:03 WST
Seas: Up to 1.0m
Swell: Up to 3.0m, SW
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The Southwest Land Division is starting spring as winter ended, wet, helping grain crops recover after a drier-than-normal winter The Southwest Land Division dried out during August then picked up reasonable rain at the end of the month and is about to get spring off to a wet start, giving grain farmers some hope.
Broadacre crop growers in the Mallee region of South Australia and Victoria could be able to minimise losses from severe frost if they get more decent rain.
The latest bushfire outlook has warned of a heightened risk of fires across South Australia this summer.


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Nice sunny position.
I have them outside all year...west Cornwall.....and they flower in the winter when it's mild.
However where you are, Just as you say Victoriajane, put them outside in pots or in the garden and bring them in for the winter. Although its warmer now it's prob better to leave them outside during the day and bring them in overnight just for a few days. If you decide to keep them in pots put them into larger ones. Don't over water either


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Hydrofarm's 5 gallon black bucket. Buckets can be the true building blocks of your indoor hydroponics setup or outdoor garden. They're an ideal way to transport media, water, and other nutrients, as well as a collection receptacle for all your other accessories. From its sturdy construction to its strong carry handle, you'll find many reasons to tote this bucket. Available in multiple sizes.
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Finnwas helping me do a bit of weeding in the front garden this morning.
The perfume around the hyacinths was really strong.
These daffodils have a delicate scent I wasn't expecting.
That's one of the things I love about my garden, it always comes up with little surprises.
The winter flowering pansies are still going strong
With some spring bulbs in competition.
I was feeling a bit fed up a week or so ago so I bought myself the brightest, cheapest bunch of flowers I could find. They are still looking good
and they had about a dozen side shoots which I have sniffed off and put in a glass of water, hopefully they will grow roots and turn into nice young plants.
Not bad for a couple of quid.


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In the summer of 1975, Judith, a bright-eyed American volunteer and Tzvika, an Israeli kibbutznik, find themselves in a watermelon field beneath a star-filled sky. Their mutual attraction proves as combustive as the tensions running through the Middle East.
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The pond is still on the way.
hugelkultur – kale, lettuce, tomato, shungiku, Chinese cabbage, and lots of herbs
fennel and dill in the circle – because fennel can survives only with dill. Seems like they are slow.
Borage and salad gobo(burdock but you can eat raw),
and heirloom tomato. Getting so tall, almost my height.
And a little princess along the river.


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Ljubljana, 28 September - After a five-day assessment of whether the Slovene Agency for Agricultural Markets and Rural Development meets the criteria to get accreditation from the EU, a mission of the European Commission on Friday said it would give a positive opinion and propose that the Agency receive accreditation so it can start paying out funds received from the Sapard pre-accession aid programme, the Agency said.
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If you’re one of those soulless people without a compassion gene, how about this: store-bought tomatoes taste like raw tofu.
Do you have a garden? If your life is good, a garden will improve it by twenty percent. If your life sucks, the improvement is exponential.
Growing a garden is easy. The plants do all the work.
Everyone wants to help you grow a garden. It’s like religion. The El Paso Community Foundation is having another program in their Cultivate Food series on Thursday, April 23 at 5:30 p.m. in the Foundation Room located at 333 N. Oregon, across the street from the construction site that used to be San Jacinto Plaza. If that’s not today, you already missed it. (The food is usually good at these events, so pretend it’s happy hour.)
If starting a garden in your backyard sounds like too much work, you could probably find somebody to build you a raised bed for $100 plus materials. (An automated watering system would be more.)
Hell, come to think of it, I’ll do it for $100 plus materials. It’ll be the best money you ever spent.


See that pretty little yellow bloom? That's a Mexican Mint Marigold. Just started blooming yesterday.
It's pretty and the next photo shows you that it will soon be full of bright blooms.
BUT. (There's always a but, isn't there?) I planted these 3 little plants last summer when we put in this bed. The purpose of the bed was to provide a place for lots of colorful vines to cover the fence. This picture below is what it looked like last September -- everything behaving according to PLAN. See the beautiful orange Mexican Flame Vine behind the little Marigolds? Nice, isn't it?
Well, this is how it looks now. NO Flame vine, spindly leftover morning glories. All thanks to the thirsty, overgrown, block the sprinkler Marigolds who have hogged the bed.
So, after they bloom - OUT they come, to be replaced in the Spring by something much lower and slower growing so that the Flame Vine - which is still there, but just 6 leaves at the base of the plant - can reach up to the sky along the fence. I don't know WHERE they are going, mind you, but they ARE going. I will have things according to plan, I will, I will!
And here are some signs of our cool 55 degree night last night. The Plumeria is not happy about those cool, damp temps -- see the yellowing leaves inside there?
It's a desperate cry for the Greenhouse to get here soon!
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi noted the difficulties farmers had been facing in Uttar Pradesh. He said that sugarcane farmers were not getting their dues from the state government. “Shri Modi said, “Sugarcane farmers in Uttar Pradesh complain that their dues aren’t settled. What stops Akhilesh ji from giving them their due?” He highlighted that the BJP, in its manifesto had kept farmers’ welfare at its core and would settle all dues within two weeks. He further added that BJP, if voted to power, would also waive off loans of small farmers.
The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has greeted Gujaratis across the world, on the beginning of New Year. Gujaratis mark the start of a New Year a day after the Diwali.
“Saal Mubarak to all Gujaratis across the world. May the coming year bring happiness, prosperity and lead to fulfilment of your aspirations.”, the Prime Minister said.
Saal Mubarak to all Gujaratis across the world. May the coming year bring happiness, prosperity & lead to fulfilment of your aspirations.— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 20, 2017


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Irish Wildflowers Meadow And Garden Mixture
Blended especially for Mr Middleton the mixture will help you create a natural Irish wildflower meadow in your own garden.All the seed is native Irish…
Blended especially for Mr Middleton the mixture will help you create a natural Irish wildflower meadow in your own garden.
All the seed is native Irish, so as to ensure you add to beauty of your land and do not introduce any foreign species.
Our pack contains pure wildflowers only.
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Good coverage of the area
We used quite a bit more seed than suggested on the packet. We used a tsp and a square metre frame to be exact, it only covered half the area as suggested on the website,so we bought more. But OMG we are right now looking at a field of corn marigold,cornflowers,poppies and corncockle with chamomile flowers peeping through. It looks so beautiful, worth every penny. I presume from checking out the plants yet to come that it will continue to shine long into the autumn and more treasures to come in the spring. Also looking forward to the biennials flowering next year.
I did a lot of research before deciding to buy this mix from Mr Middleton and it was worth educaring myself and deciding to purchase this mix. I actually can't believe how wonderfully it is flowering already this year. I believe some of the seeds need frost to germinate so I can only assume next year will be even better. It is giving me so much joy every morning as néw flowers appear.
Very happy with all I ordered and received
This mix of flowers has done quite well even with the bad year. However it would be great to have more information about which seeds are in the mixture and when they are likely to flower/go to seed. I still am not sure if they all germinated or if more will appear even later than this.


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Zonguldak Chamber of Commerce and Industry hosted a very interactive and fruitful SME Workshop on “EU and Turkey Rural Development Policy” on 20 January 2021 in the scope of the TEBD Project. The workshop attracted around 50 participants.
The workshop was opened by Mr Metin DEMIR, President of Zonguldak Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Under the moderation of Mr Muharrem SARIKAYA, Zonguldak Chamber of Commerce and Industry Secretary General, Ms Iwona LISZTWAN, IPA Rural Development Programme Manager for Turkey in the Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development of the European Commission and Dr Osman YILDIZ, Head of Managing Authority of IPARD Turkey in the Turkish Republic Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, provided insightful information on the topics of Rural development policy in the European Union and in Turkey, the local expectations from IPARD in Turkey and EU Strategies, changes in the approach of the European Commission after Covid-19, priorities and cross cutting areas, the European Green Deal, and many more. The TEBD project was presented by Ms Oya ERSÖZ, TEBD Project Director. The workshop was finalized with an interactive question & answer session.