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your making me cry now with all the white rot on our site i deffo wont be johnny onion
now as for your age tg you may be advanced but your wit is as sharp as ever
and as for produce I'm not sure thinking of spacing it all out a bit more I'm a bit of ill just fit another row in there kind of guy so I'm going to TRY to give them all a little more room
most of my excess produce i donate to a special needs school my wife works at and in return i get all the autumn leaves normally around 50 sacks full so that's about it
oh btw I'm trying Mr fothergills Guinness record runner beans this year will let you know how they go i reselected my benchmaster this year so ill put them up against each other
should be finished by the end of the week
Quoteshould be finished by the end of the weekNow you have another reason to buy some cup cakes. Its looking good....what is that object front right?
it was first frost of the year time today here on the sunshine coast
I must be blessed as I do not have to go to such lengths to grow my outdoor stuff as I never water them at all. They get a good soaking as I plant out but that's it,nature does the rest!I put this down to my initial preparation, my manure is in, it will soak up the winter snow and rain and come planting out time the ground will be moist and friable thanks to the worms my manure has nourished over the winter.I wished the same was the case for the stuff in my three greenhouses,although is not too bad as again I prepare my beds well in advance and let nature do its thing, usually a couple of times a week does the trick for me,in other words it's up to nature I.e. Warm,cold or a mixed bag like we have had this year.But as they say: each to there own!