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Do you want to do your bit for the environment, save some cash, and live well? Then you need us.
We’ve got tons of cooking and crafty ideas, all of which keep an eye on your pennies as well as trying to recycle stuff in fresh ways.
We believe in making our own whenever we can, from cookies to quilts, soup to soap, pastry to paper. Most of all we want you to try our ideas too, so browse through the posts, pick a project and tell us how you got on!
E-mail us at: info@rachelsimons.co.uk
We’ve got tons of cooking and crafty ideas, all of which keep an eye on your pennies as well as trying to recycle stuff in fresh ways.
We believe in making our own whenever we can, from cookies to quilts, soup to soap, pastry to paper. Most of all we want you to try our ideas too, so browse through the posts, pick a project and tell us how you got on!
E-mail us at: info@rachelsimons.co.uk
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4 comments:
can you eat Japanese knotweed?
I think it generally grows buy rivers and water, but I might be wrong. There is lots of it in sheffield down by the river Don.
'buy rivers'? That was an odd typo! Just wanted to draw attention to the fact that it was a mistake, and not that I am a bit thick and didn't pay attention in school.
Japanese knotweed grows EVERYWHERE, with huge enthusiasm. It is one of the most pervasive weeds in the country and is on that horticultural hitlist of non-native species that we need to eradicate before it takes over the nation.
Didn't realise you can eat it, mind. Perhaps that would be the answer...?
If I remember, I'll take a pic next time I see some.
Considering we are now knitting with bamboo and the like, surely Japanese Knotweed could be used for this purpose?
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