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I have a couple in the garden, inherited from last owners. They look straggly and dull and I considered replacing them. No flowers this year. But that looks great and has encouraged me to keep them and get them healthy.

Seems like it, doesn't it? Anyone who's playing it seriously seems to put an upgraded trem and bridge on it, which must double the price.

I've been hovering over Bass VI listings on eBay for months. Just looking for the right excuse to do it. Would love to try one out.

This is the way: will match colour exactly, cost nowt and be more mojo.

I did the same recently and foxes dug them out of the pots. Maybe foxes hate fig trees and don't want to see them multiply?

Best. Tag. Ever.

Love this. Might try.

Anyone successfully stopped foxes shitting in their garden? We've got some regular visitors and while I'm more than happy for them to chill out in the garden overnight I'd rather they didn't leave anything behind...

Same!

Would anyone be interested in a gage plum tree, about three/four feet tall, potted? We have one on the way from Dobies that we may not need - not sure yet, but if not, then it'd be good to see it used.

Thank you @KatBalou'sPhone - I popped them in the pond as soon as I got back.

On the off-chance that you're interested in a trade for the JM, I have a Danelectro and a T-Rex compressor pedal that might be going soon...

Ah, gotcha. So I just need to wind it out by the width of the reflector mount. Thanks!

Same with brambles. It's the work of minutes a year just to snip them when they pop under the fence.

I took the rear reflector off while I was cleaning and adjusting my brakes last week, and just noticed today that moving the little bump-stop thing a few millimetres closer to the frame has affected the fold. Amazing how close all the tolerances are. Will have to pop a little spacer in there.

Just going to leave this here: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jan/20/glyphosate-weedkiller-cancer-biomarkers-urine-study

Guilty.

I put a couple of very small ponds in just after moving here, a couple of months ago, and the garden is busy with damselflies already. Really does seem to be the best addition you can make to bring more insects in.

I'd take those off your hands gladly.

Bump...

Interesting on the guttering. Will check it out once the shed arrives. It's not a bike shed, but one of their garden sheds - something secure for the back garden for all my tools, bikes that I don't use everyday, house junk... Don't want to drill holes in it really. They design them to be secure and anything drilled through and attached could be a point to wrench a corner open. That's probably not a real problem but I'd rather not drill through it if I can figure out another way.

I looked at the same one, but I don't think it'll fit on the shed I have coming. Will see what springs to mind once I've built it.

Add a kill switch where the toggle was.

Thanks! Messaging now. What sort of sand do people put below slabs for a shed base, and how do you gauge how much you'll need?

I've got an Asgard shed on the way, and I'd like to put a gutter on it for a water butt - but without drilling holes. Has anyone done this? I'm thinking glue or magnets...