Clive it is a four ply tyre that i have, but we have some big old thorns round our way. Not sure about the 4x4, it might drown my whistling out as i walk down the road. Mole the expanding foam could work, but i have vowed never to touch the stuff again. Years ago when the stuff first came out i boug...

Cheers for the instant reply Peter, but couldn't you try it first just incase it doesn't work.

I think i will try it, thanks again.

Now Before you all start laughing, i am being serious. I've got a slow punture in my wheelbarrow tyre, and with the farmers cutting their hedges shortly, i'm bound to get a lot more as usual. I don't want to put a solid tyre in, as it makes my tools bounce about. Now i've heard that you can get a ca...

Very funny Chantal, and this early in the morning as well.

Dear Jenny, you never know what your'e eating these days, no wonder we all like growing our own veg.

Dear Primrose, it might be a Robinia pseudoacacia 'Frisia'. If it is this i think it can reach about fifty foot.

Dear Mazmezroz, i think congratulations are the order of the day, and i think you should be blowing you own trumpet, so to speak, getting a distiction.

Dear Sue, i'm ready with my bucket if you need me.

Firstly a warm welcome to the forum g.c.g.
As for the Comfrey, i would definately plant them in the ground, then all you have to worry about is cutting it four or five times a year.

Dear GIB, if your celery is of a usable size i would certainly start using it. It will still be far better than that twangy stuff that one can buy, and that wil be without any cold weather.

Well that is good news Sue, lets hope it doesn't rise today.

Dear Sue i hope things didn't get too bad last night.

My heart really does go out to those people that are under water at the moment, lets hope it stops soon.

Dear John, i think you have agreed with what i have said, haven't you.
I did say if we get a favourable winter you might get some small but very late leeks.

Or did you mean to write, i hate to agree with.....

And a good morning to you dear Lizzie, it really is very late to be sowing leek seed, if we get a favourable winter you might get some small but very late leeks. I planted 250 leeks out yesterday, just to cheer you up, and i must say they were first class leeks. You might be better off waving those ...

Dear Soozie, firstly a warm welcome to the forum on your first posting.

Secondly i know very little about Olive trees, so i can be of little help.

But i'm sure someone else will be able to help you.