London coursing lads

[shaaark 10,935]

13 hours ago, Black neck said:

Palpable 

Culpable

[mackem 27,863]

Sorry chaps,neither word is relevant to a friable loam,lol.

[chartpolski 24,866]

14 minutes ago, mackem said:

Sorry chaps,neither word is relevant to a friable loam,lol.

I get huge bags of soil conditioner from my local council depot. It’s garden and parks waste that is heated to a high degree and is completely sterile.

It has no nutritional value, but when added to raised beds, it make the soil more friable and promotes vigorous root growth .

I love this site ! Where else could you start talking about Londonon coursing and end up talking about friable loam ? LOL !

Cheers.

[Goly 1,817]

A proud moment for GL, a whippet has won Crufts for the first time in the shows history.

Edited yesterday at 11:00 by Goly
First Italian dog, maybe not Whippet.

[chartpolski 24,866]

2 minutes ago, Goly said:

A proud moment for GL, a whippet has won Crufts for the first time in the shows history.

Whippets have won Crufts four times.

Cheers.

[mackem 27,863]

36 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I get huge bags of soil conditioner from my local council depot. It’s garden and parks waste that is heated to a high degree and is completely sterile.

It has no nutritional value, but when added to raised beds, it make the soil more friable and promotes vigorous root growth .

I love this site ! Where else could you start talking about Londonon coursing and end up talking about friable loam ? LOL !

Cheers.

One thing I am an expert on Charts is a friable loam,lol.

[chartpolski 24,866]

3 minutes ago, mackem said:

One thing I am an expert on Charts is a friable loam,lol.

I wish I was ! Since getting into allotments and growing I’ve found soil isn’t just soil , Ph value, acidic, alkaline, limey , sandy , clay, and every vegetable needs a different type  !

Cheers.

[Goly 1,817]

20 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Whippets have won Crufts four times.

Cheers.

I misread it, edited to say the first Italian bred Crufts winner.

[shaaark 10,935]

6 hours ago, mackem said:

Sorry chaps,neither word is relevant to a friable loam,lol.

Well aware of that, mack

[Franks dad 943]

22 hours ago, Black neck said:

Hes some boy

Pull my finger 

[mackem 27,863]

28 minutes ago, shaaark said:

Well aware of that, mack

Just reminding old chap,you know me,a stickler for a correct loam.

[shaaark 10,935]

3 minutes ago, mackem said:

Just reminding old chap,you know me,a stickler for a correct loam.

All this sort of talk reminds me of when I was in school, and I took 'rural science' as a subject, not 'gardening'.

Mr Hickman was our teacher, drummed into us the importance of a good, friable loam, especially for beets and tubers!! 

[WataWalloper 1,201]

12 minutes ago, mackem said:

Just reminding old chap,you know me,a stickler for a correct loam.

From small seeds( and correct loam) giant oaks grow haha gonna run an irrigation pipe along new hedge, before I plant, could be doing with couple a you green fingered sissies to help haha 

Edited yesterday at 17:29 by WataWalloper

[Franks dad 943]

3 minutes ago, WataWalloper said:

From small seeds( and correct loam) giant oaks grow haha gonna run an irrigation pipe along new hedge, before I plant, could be doing with couple a you green fingered sissies to help haha 

If it’s bonsai trees then bangers is the man … goes hand in hand with martial arts … it calms the mind 

[low plains drifter 10,775]

18 minutes ago, Franks dad said:

Pull my finger 

RASP!!!!!!