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And Land and Wild Flower experts - Help required

jodaw · 2010-07-08 19:00:58

Hi All, I need a little help with determining what type of land i am thinking of buying. I was thinking of buying a little land in Longford with the aim of cultivating fruits and veg and maybe later a few hens, ducks and pigs. The land is relatively flat and firm with lots of wild flowers growing on it. Then do not seem to…

08-07-2010 7:00pm

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jodaw

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Hi All, I need a little help with determining what type of land i am thinking of buying. I was thinking of buying a little land in Longford with the aim of cultivating fruits and veg and maybe later a few hens, ducks and pigs.

The land is relatively flat and firm with lots of wild flowers growing on it. Then do not seem to me to be the type of flowers normally associated with very wet land. Can someone educate me i what flowers they might and what type of land it is. Ok for growing etc ...

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Sam Kade

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Wild oats, buttercup and red clover is what I can see. It's dry land.

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