Jamie m
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Happened to me with an older Jill ,
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How olds the Jill maxwell ,
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Flash floods here late afternoon yesterday I dug a little wall round my courgettes and squash to retain moisture and water they didn't look to cool after the deluge . Still alright but not very showy lol , -
Check out this parsnip
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You and your hybrids what's it crossed with ???
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In the bathroom ???
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Had it the other year large kits block the birth of the others and they all perished ,
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He's very quite of late ??
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Mine are three weeks Sunday , to ???
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I would be tempted to throw a bag or two of compost in at least the top level as the manure maybe a bit chunky initially. Just to make it easier to sow small stuff if thats your plan. Even with the allotment I am finding it beneficial to start lots of stuff in modules after watching old charles dowding lol So once the plants are ready for planting does he split them or just whack them in the ground . whacks them in the ground and he a clip there some where of say 4 or 5 beetroot in a clump with no apparent loss of size and he just twists out what he wants. TC 4 moths for
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I would be tempted to throw a bag or two of compost in at least the top level as the manure maybe a bit chunky initially. Just to make it easier to sow small stuff if thats your plan. Even with the allotment I am finding it beneficial to start lots of stuff in modules after watching old charles dowding lol So once the plants are ready for planting does he split them or just whack them in the ground . whacks them in the ground and he a clip there some where of say 4 or 5 beetroot in a clump with no apparent loss of size and he just twists out what he wants. This will be good as th
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I would be tempted to throw a bag or two of compost in at least the top level as the manure maybe a bit chunky initially. Just to make it easier to sow small stuff if thats your plan. Even with the allotment I am finding it beneficial to start lots of stuff in modules after watching old charles dowding lol So once the plants are ready for planting does he split them or just whack them in the ground .
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Get composting the more the better , you want a good ratio of mixture in there , but carrots do not like fresh manure aparantly , the better the mix and the more you turn the quicker it rots , and you need to water it to , you can buy in top soil if need be ,you can get a ton for about £55 delivered , or if your buying by the bag , the best and finest top soil I've come across is from wickes there own brand ,
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No doubt rake will be there
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I've put a three week old butternut squash at the front so you get an idea of size these have only been showing for four days ????
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/302119090893
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Got some monster squash on the go ????? I remeber a bloke grew them about ten years ago , the seeds are not long through the compost , and it's like day of the triffids already
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Sad mate very sad , you should get a pic up of him out with the ferrets , in his memory , atb Jamie
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Should keep you out of mischief for a while ..good luck with it ..I'm catching up lads sweet corn a week away from planting out , courgettes and squash going in tomorrow , sheds going up tomorrow, some raised beds tomorrow and Monday, plus a load of seeds to go straight in . Strawberrys and raspberry in tomorrow or Monday to , phew ,
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Wouldn't think they could read at that age
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Coffee grinds from your local coffee shop to , but you have to scatter lime on them ,
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Could be mice to ,
