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 Topic: Christmas 2011 |
mbeirnes
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 Forum: Welcome Posted: Thu Dec 15, 11 1:36 pm Subject: Christmas 2011 |
Rhubarb doing fine...
Not too many cocktails this year though!!! |
| Topic: Christmas 2011 |
mbeirnes
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Forum: Welcome Posted: Thu Dec 15, 11 10:35 am Subject: Christmas 2011 |
Hanging in there...
Still doing my thing
and in the rat race they call work! |
| Topic: Christmas 2011 |
mbeirnes
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Forum: Welcome Posted: Thu Dec 15, 11 9:57 am Subject: Christmas 2011 |
I know...
Just got a mail saying someone posted on a post I was watching!!!
So popped by |
| Topic: Christmas 2011 |
mbeirnes
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Forum: Welcome Posted: Thu Dec 15, 11 9:42 am Subject: Christmas 2011 |
Merry Christmas to all that remembe me!  |
| Topic: A Farm for the future |
mbeirnes
Replies: 7
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Mon Apr 06, 09 2:29 pm Subject: A Farm for the future |
Did anyone watch it....
I caught the last ten mins and forrest gardening looked great
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00hs8zp |
| Topic: Frost Warning - Saturday night |
mbeirnes
Replies: 10
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Mon Mar 30, 09 9:47 am Subject: Frost Warning - Saturday night |
| Didnt happen here |
| Topic: Laurel or Leylandii? |
mbeirnes
Replies: 47
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Fri Mar 27, 09 4:44 pm Subject: Laurel or Leylandii? |
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Also very useful in some kind of heart medication (but don't try it at home kids).
And there was me mis reading this as :
Try it at home ON the kids
You could get in so much trouble  |
| Topic: Successional sowing |
mbeirnes
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Fri Mar 27, 09 4:42 pm Subject: Successional sowing |
| I tend to stop sowing when the plot gets full up!!! |
| Topic: Frost Warning - Saturday night |
mbeirnes
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Fri Mar 27, 09 4:40 pm Subject: Frost Warning - Saturday night |
It will give the brasica seedlings a hardening off over here (4 miles down the road) 
They are in the poly tunnelso have some protection! |
| Topic: Successional sowing |
mbeirnes
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Fri Mar 27, 09 4:33 pm Subject: Successional sowing |
I would start with veg that will go to seed easilly....
You can sow all your parsnips at once and leave them in the ground.
Toms tend to fruit all the time they can so they may not be a good examp ... |
| Topic: Farm for the Future |
mbeirnes
Replies: 9
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Forum: Reviews and What's On Posted: Fri Mar 27, 09 4:03 pm Subject: Farm for the Future |
looks good
I have emailed it to home to watch tonight
Cheers Jo |
| Topic: What breads are you making at the moment ? |
mbeirnes
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Thu Mar 26, 09 1:10 pm Subject: What breads are you making at the moment ? |
We used to make it with a bread maker�.
But there are some disadvantages, we were eating far too much of the stuff and started resembling two buns ourselves. The recipes were not the healthiest.
Als ... |
| Topic: Laurel or Leylandii? |
mbeirnes
Replies: 47
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Wed Mar 25, 09 12:24 pm Subject: Laurel or Leylandii? |
Blackthorn is the work of the devil, I'm amazed it has come up as an alternative to leylandii as being easier to keep in check- at least leylandii only shoots upwards.
Blackthorn is only a pain (li ... |
| Topic: Anyone grown Goji berry? |
mbeirnes
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Wed Mar 25, 09 12:17 pm Subject: Re: Anyone grown Goji berry? |
And is it a tasty fruit?
No. Minging.
I don't like it much either.
another vote for 'minging'
Has anyone tried them cooked, I tried this in chicken soup, tasted grea ... |
| Topic: Night heating in greenhouse |
mbeirnes
Replies: 6
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Tue Mar 24, 09 6:04 pm Subject: Night heating in greenhouse |
| How about a black plastic dustbin, with water in it. It will heat up during the day withe sun and give off heat during the night abit like a night storage heater in reverse! I have tried this method a ... |
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