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Re: Veg Gardening In a Tiny SpaceI also have limited space but i have spent some time thinking about the permaculture idea where you go up instead of out, as an example i have a brick pillar about 18 inches across and about 10 ft tall, in over 20 years all its ever had is an ornamental planted in a pot at the base and a hanging bas...
Re: The Edible GardenI have watched both episodes so far and learnt something from each one, the first was planting dried peas (we call them steepy peas up here) and harvesting the growing tips, the second was that you can eat radish sead pods and what did i do with mine last year, yep, threw them on the compost heap, i...
Re: Pease puddingNo probs Ma, hope it goes well for you, if it is too dry (and it can be) just add a little water and use a potatoe masher to mix it till its the way you like it. Someone mentioned a ham shank, you can also use bacon off cuts that some butchers/supermarkets sell of cheap, just bought 6 packs at Morri...
Re: Pallet Box to Flower BoxHi Taz, just made something the same but smaller. I am growing veg in what used to be an ornamental raised bed but i am having trouble keeping my dog from doing what he knows best, (raising his leg at every vertical surface he can find). Using old pallet wood i made a long box and when placed on the...
Re: Pease puddingHi Ma, place the split peas into a double thickness of muslin and tie the four corners with string, use a bow knot as this will make life easier later on, leave plenty of room in the bag for the peas to swell. Place the bag into a large pot with a ham shank, i remove most of the fat to try and cut d...
Re: Anyone make homemade wine from kits?Do a google for Wurzels orange wine, i have 10 gallon on the go, its brilliant stuff and works out about 40p per bottle to make, cheers Dave
Re: Best way to split pallets?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Tkne48XUGQ
Heres a link to the video, cheers Dave
Re: Best way to split pallets?There is a short video on you tube showing my fork in action, cheers Dave
Re: StolenI have started on my 2012 wood pile and pallets will be the bulk of the store with neighbours felled trees as a bonus. I have found that DIY stores are only too willing to let you have their pallets as it costs them to dispose of the items, as the saying goes (shy bairns get nowt), cheers Dave NE
Re: Best way to split pallets?I posted a message some time ago about a bull fork i had made but there wasnt much interest. Anyway, i have just had the Mk2 welded and will give it a trial today, i cant post pictures but if someone sends me an e mail i will send them the details, creedclocks(at)hotmail.com, cheers Dave NE
Re: Beating the butterfliesHi Wendy, think of cabbage whites as flying slugs/snails, they are realy that bad news when growing veg, cheers Dave NE
Re: Beating the butterfliesHi Wendy, i also like BFs but not the cabbage white and its 99.9 per cent of them that i have seen this year, Dave
Re: Beating the butterfliesI was in the garden yesterday and noticed there were 7 butterflys having a go at my cabbage and kale, to be honest, i cant remember seeing so many BFs in one year. My neighbours garden is in full flower but they ignored his patch and came into mine like guided missiles. I had mixed some washing up l...
Re: Anyone make homemade wine from kits?Strange but true i suppose, Its not good for people with arthritis, so i have read, Dave
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