Jan Leeming

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Jan Leeming

@Jan_Leeming

#Broadcaster; Corporate Presenter; VO Artist Patron @AnimalSOSSLanka @SafeHavenforDonkeys @SouvenirUK

Kent, England Katılım Kasım 2011
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Jan Leeming
Jan Leeming@Jan_Leeming·
Yes I do feed them from after flowering until winter - as advised.
clive gibson@clivegibson5

@Jan_Leeming I bit of a problem then Jan. Do you feed your camellia with an adequate feed. Needs doing before the flowering season every year. Enjoy your Friday and take care XXX

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Angela Rawlins
Angela Rawlins@battyberd·
@Jan_Leeming I have them in my garden with rhododendrons and azaleas. You have to pick a spot where sun doesn’t hit them first thing in the morning when frosted.
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Jan Leeming@Jan_Leeming·
Some of the most beautiful have no scent and shop bought roses have been grown for strength, lack of thorns and no scent. Always amuses me in films when roses are given and recipient immediately buries nose in them. There are old fashioned perfumed roses-I have a few David Austin
Mrs.H.@SheilaHarries

@Jan_Leeming Beautiful enough without scent, though!

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Jan Leeming@Jan_Leeming·
I have very little ground in my tiny garden and what there is would be too sunny for camellias as it’s South facing and like an oven on hot days. The front is far better but there’s no earth at all - just a communal paved area.
clive gibson@clivegibson5

@Jan_Leeming They always do better in the ground Jan XXX

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Dario
Dario@dariquo1·
@Jan_Leeming Speaking as a fishmonger, like everything there are good and bad farms whether it be land or sea. With various ways of controlling parasites and obviously dead loss. So it's not all farms
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Jan Leeming@Jan_Leeming·
Love Camellias but have never had much luck - they produce copious buds but most fall off. Last winter I bought gardening fleece a@d covered them even though we don’t get severe frosts. Well worth it - look what I’ve got this year 💝
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Sand
Sand@sandypand·
@Geniustechw @Jan_Leeming Totally agree, it is dangerous. I’m not good at carrying cups of hot drinks etc.
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Jan Leeming@Jan_Leeming·
Absolutely Appalling. Too many people need feeding which leads to ‘mass production’ and this kind of situation. There was a documentary years ago covering the moving of farmed salmon from one area to another- detritus left behind was feet thick- Yuk
Philip Lymbery@philip_ciwf

Salmon farms release record levels of cancer-causing chemical into lochs “Salmon-farming firms use formaldehyde as a disinfectant to rid fish of parasites, fungi, and bacteria, but the chemical was classified as a carcinogen in 2016 by the UK Government” There is no upside to salmon farming - bad for salmon, our health and the environment thenational.scot/news/25948420.…

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Peter Egan
Peter Egan@PeterEgan6·
.@CBTHunting We need to remind ⁦@Keir_Starmer⁩ ⁦⁦@TheLabourParty_⁩ that importing the body parts of beautiful animals killed by narcissists is horrific & inhumane. #TrophyHunting does nothing for conservation or local communities. It feeds the bloodlust of killers!
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