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Title: Harvets time and others from home garden
Post by: sandersj89 on July 30, 2004, 11:30:53
Not my allotment but my own garden at home.

http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=4865902&uid=2459648

Pictures of flower garden and veg garden. Also very excited about the melons!!

Jerry
Title: Re:Harvets time and others from home garden
Post by: Jesse on July 30, 2004, 11:39:49
Wow Jerry, that all looks lovely. You ought to be proud of the melons, they look wonderful!  :)  I bought some Bonariensis seeds this week for sowing next year so it is nice to see what they look like, I believe the butterflies and bees like the flowers.
Title: Re:Harvets time and others from home garden
Post by: ina on August 01, 2004, 08:59:41
Great show Jerry!
How do you call those baskets that you harvest in? I always see them on British pictures, they are unknown here but they seem so handy. Nice and narrow to fit between rows while harvesting. Some day I may look into importing one of them.
Title: Re:Harvets time and others from home garden
Post by: budgiebreeder on August 01, 2004, 12:40:27
Smashing Jerry ! I too grow in my back garden.
Ina the basket s are called Trugs and very handy they are too.I would think that you could get one fom a catalogue.
Title: Re:Harvets time and others from home garden
Post by: ina on August 01, 2004, 21:42:09
Thanks BB.
Can't order from Britisch catalues easily because of the different currencies but I'll get one somehow. Maybe an import shop orso, I'll check internet.
I still use an old willow basket which is falling apart and twigs sticking out scratching my legs up, it needs replacing and I want a trug!
Title: Re:Harvets time and others from home garden
Post by: Doris_Pinks on August 02, 2004, 13:31:01
They make them near to where I live Ina, expensive, but hand made and last a lifetime!  mine came from "The Truggery", they have been making them since 1899!  try www.truggery.co.uk (http://www.truggery.co.uk)  you never know they may ship you one! (I was lucky enough to receive mine as a present!) DP