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tahir
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mrutty
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mrutty
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mrutty
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mrutty
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Bugs
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mrutty
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Sarah D
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Tidied out the greenhouse this morning (amazing how much havocone cockerel and a wee chicken can wreak in a greenhouse over a fortnight ), pulled the last of the tomato plants up, had two tomatoes and several radishes that were hanging on. Found two eggs
Put in the broad beans and garlic into modules - bit alter than usual, but they're in now. Need to search out the sweet peas and get them in tomorrow, but there's plenty of time.
Too cold here, even in the greenhouse for much else - down to -3 last night, very hard frost. I tend not to heat the greenhouses as I don;t like the paraffin fumes. The rabbit usually keeps off the frost, but she's in one of the other greenhouses this winter.
I want to get an early crop of beans again; I did this the year before last, and it was very successful; very early sowing of dwarf beans, then plant into greenhouse borders. By the time the tomatoes are ready to go in there, the beans are over - cut the bean plants and leave the roots in for the nitrogen advantages. |
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Deedee
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