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Hi all! Hope this post is okay. I'm looking for an extensive guide to British wild plants. I have a general wildlife book but it doesn't have much of what I see. With everything starting to sprout and grow I'd love to learn more about our native plants.

Any recommendations?

Edit: there's lots of wildflower books but I'd like something that has grasses, lichen, ferns and everything really.

I really hope it doesn't happen as soon as I think it will. There's still so much I want to do and places I haven't been, I want to see the Northern Lights, explore more of Spain and go skiing in the Alps before all the snow is gone.

But the one thing that I think about most and I know this may seem incredibly trivial in comparison to the others but, I really want to play Elder Scrolls 6, GTA 6 and Horizon: Zero Dawn 2 as well. I think about that more than travelling at the moment. Perhaps that's because I'm locked in.

Hi all!

I want to get some bamboo in a pot to block a view and have been looking online but they don't state the growth rate in the pot supplied. I know there are lots of types of bamboo and feel out of my depth in looking but I really like the look of black bamboo. I don't want something that is going to be 20ft tall, maybe something about 6 ft or so and a bit bushy. Is it possible to trim the top of bamboo so it doesn't get too high without damaging it? I have literally no idea with this stuff, I'm a wildflower and herb guy. Can anyone advise?

Hi all! Does anyone know of a takeaway service for beers? This would be perfect as I don't have a car and live on my own. Can't be carrying crates as well as all my shopping.

I've been a smoker in various forms over the last 18 or so years. Habitual to social to not at all. Once I get passed the 4 day mark I'm completely fine, until I have a drink. Currently on day one of both.

TL;DR - drunken rant.

What we have done to the planet and the animals on it is abhorrent, utterly! I just learnt of an animal called the Thylamine, also known as the Tasmanian Tiger or Tasmanian Wolf. It was a sort of canine marsupial with a pouch like kangaroos, and we killed it.

As horrible as it is, I think that this virus is Mother Natures way of trying to balance the scales. Of course that is very simplistic and perhaps a supernatural way of looking at things, but nature likes balance and corrects itself. What we have done, well, what the capitalists and psychopathic leaders have done, is immoral and irreprehensible.

I believe we are inherently good but we have been coerced by the p