i moved into my grandparents bungalow 6 years or so ago ,and have since bought it . Now , i replaced the old fence that he erected some 20-30 years ago maybe longer which apart from being rotten in one or two places was actually still in good nick (i no longer needed a picket style fence ,my Jack Ru...

thats my neck of the woods

gotta agree with OH here , on a superb job your doing there , you are giving me some inspiration i can tell you

I have just received a delivery of onion sets - Red Baron. I have been growing onions for several years and they are the largest I have ever seen - on average about 3.5 cm diameter. My reference book (Joy Larkcom) recommends smaller sets and advises to avoid large ones as they tend to bolt. Any tho...

lost my greenhouse 14 x 6 ,insurers coming round this week to assess the damage,havent been to the plot yet but my next door neighbours polytunnell will be in a mess im sure,it was slack before these winds

i am bloody addictive too

thanks geoff

hi there ,hope someone can help me out again.

i have a bag of hydrated lime left over from dashing my bungalow,the qeustion is can i use this on the allotment or would it be best to get a bag of lime from the local agricultural shop??

totally different hear.i just found bees nesting in my compost heap bless em

unsure,but didnt gardeners use jeyes to steralize the greenhouse borders?

dont you have to pay first,and then they reinburse you???

Happy Birthday Chantel

I USE A LARGE CANDLE ,DOES THE JOB IN KEEPING IT FROST FREE

Compo wrote:One thing we don't know is how much these beasties cost, there marketing is clever and they don't give a price, anyone know the price?

CoMpO

i paid £500 f0r a honda fg220

once again thank you OH

it is only my second year at growing and the first at rotavating has i dug my plot over with a fork last year due to the amount of weeds