Kef I like to start some seeds in the conservatory this time of year so really need some new, tried with the old not sure if they germinated very well.
Logan seed compost should be available now, I thought you meant big bags of multi purpose.
If you want more people to answer any questions it would be good to start a new thread about the subject so more people see it. Good luck with the sowing.
Just realised that these threads become a part of my winter reading, especially when looking for answers to small queries
As for another book, I'm dipping into Joy Larkcom's, 'Creative Vegetable Gardening' . There's a good section on intercropping, what grows with what and when. Good ideas for potagers.
Sorry for some reason I havnt been able to reply dont know why
pansy thanks for the link to river ford some great recipes there
bb i have been tempted to get one of Joys books, I have an early one of Bob flowerdews organic gardening I bought from oxfam as well as an rhs and various other s
Kef we are on a private water supply and the tank is on the fell side at the other side of the valley I have water buts and normally we have no shortages but OH had a new hip in June and was unable to go and check the tank when we had a very dry spell I decided to go myself one hot afternoon while he had a rest I had an idea were it was I knew it was behind a rowan above a big rock unfortunately by the time I had walked to it I could see a numer of rowan but the bracken was so thick and tall I couldnt see the rock any way I did eventually find it and it was full and lots flowing in but I think the veg had been without for a bit to long, but as every farmer and gardener knows next year will be better
Hope you enjoy it Gemma I have been using no dig with home made compost for a long time it would be good if everything grew by the book but we keep on trying
Hope you enjoy it Gemma I have been using no dig with home made compost for a long time it would be good if everything grew by the book but we keep on trying
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Logan seed compost should be available now, I thought you meant big bags of multi purpose.
If you want more people to answer any questions it would be good to start a new thread about the subject so more people see it.
Good luck with the sowing.
Just realised that these threads become a part of my winter reading, especially when looking for answers to small queries
As for another book, I'm dipping into Joy Larkcom's, 'Creative Vegetable Gardening' . There's a good section on intercropping, what grows with what and when. Good ideas for potagers.
Sorry for some reason I havnt been able to reply dont know why
pansy thanks for the link to river ford some great recipes there
bb i have been tempted to get one of Joys books, I have an early one of Bob flowerdews organic gardening I bought from oxfam as well as an rhs and various other s
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Kef we are on a private water supply and the tank is on the fell side at the other side of the valley I have water buts and normally we have no shortages but OH had a new hip in June and was unable to go and check the tank when we had a very dry spell I decided to go myself one hot afternoon while he had a rest I had an idea were it was I knew it was behind a rowan above a big rock unfortunately by the time I had walked to it I could see a numer of rowan but the bracken was so thick and tall I couldnt see the rock
any way I did eventually find it and it was full and lots flowing in but I think the veg had been without for a bit to long, but as every farmer and gardener knows next year will be better
Just ordered the book on Amazon, started veg for first time last year and planning a lot more winter veg this year.
Hope you enjoy it Gemma I have been using no dig with home made compost for a long time it would be good if everything grew by the book but we keep on trying
i forgot to say Charles has some great videos on utube
Hope you enjoy it Gemma I have been using no dig with home made compost for a long time it would be good if everything grew by the book but we keep on trying