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Re: Well that's 20 hours I get back.
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Totally in favor of this wish we would do it over here too, also ban all the chemical weedkillers and fertilizers that are used in gardens. The millions of acres of gardens could go a long way to protecting and enhancing our wildlife habitats. When we had our small holding in Herefordshire I stopped using chemical fertilizers and weedkillers in the garden and paddock, planted native wildflowers and only cut the lawn and hedges late summer after the second brood had been raised. We had an amazing array of wildlife come visit and live in our patch of nature. Here in the mountains we have never used any chemicals on our 7 acres of forest and do not cut the alpine meadow, again we are rewarded with the diversity of wildlife and especially Butterflies that visit and stay with us. The Hummingbirds will arrive shortly after the April snow which signals the start of our summer. SCRUFFY is best.
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