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St Peter's Church, Leicester.
13th century church, sadly closed.
u/IsEnglandivy — 11 days ago


13th century church, sadly closed.
Good afternoon all,
Just a thought to play around with, if there are new variants (for lack of a better word) such as slow lows after 28 years. What if any new variants/species will exist after 280 years for example?
Kind regards
Good evening all,
I've recently purchased these two roses from the garden centre. Do you have any advice on how to keep them alive (and hopefully) thrive.
I purchased some all purpose plant food and john innes 3 compost. Garden faces north west.
Kind regards,.