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Welcome to Grow Cook Eat Arrange with me, Arthur Parkinson and Sarah Raven.

But for a change, we are totally live here with you on Facebook to do a lovely Q&A with you about gardens.

And it's so nice to have the opportunity to talk to you all after you've been listening to me and Sarah Rabbit on for so many episodes. We've been so delighted with

how many of you have downloaded and the comments we both get all the time. So I've come to see

Sarah here in London and we are really looking forward to spending some time answering questions

that we know you've got for us.

We certainly are. So shall we kick off with one that was sent over the weekend? And then that

gives you all time to send any that you aren't answering now. So on the areas we know about,

if possible, please. But we can admit if we don't know it.

Anyway, so the first question is how to decipher between a weed or a seed and plus help with weeds on clay soil,

please. So what would you say? How do you tell between a weed and a seed? And then I'll give you

how I do.

I would say anything you really love, I'd Google image now or Instagram search. Okay, good idea.

There's so much help now. Yeah. But in general, I think it's, you know, the stuff that basically scatterguns everywhere, isn't it, really?

Yeah. If you see a thousand things in a flower bed that you've dug, you know, four weeks ago,

that's probably mostly weeds, but not always.

So I would always say, try and research.

But will they have it at really tiny seedling stage?

Like, will they have a grounds or seedling?

I don't know.

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