AudioAl
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Would everyone please note that my chiminea leans decidedly to the left
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Would everyone please note that my chiminea leans decidedly to the left
Any intervals you like. The more the merrier, obviously. Bury them to make it easier. Bait it r with anything sweet, fruity, rotting vegetation, beer, and water so they drown. You'll be tipping them out every day.
Yep - I've found over the years that preparation of the soil is crucial for recolting nice long carrotts.Carrots are disappointing, but that’s my fault for putting them in soil that needed a much better digging than I gave it.
Many thanks, not heard that tip before. Will give it a go next year. Are you sure it works with foreign, English, carrots?Yep - I've found over the years that preparation of the soil is crucial for recolting nice long carrotts.
Mine are struggling this year as they're not keen on June heatwaves but they'll be ok.
Little tip (if you didn't already know) sow a few radish seeds in the same row as they grow really quickly and help to protect the delicate seedlings and when picked help to aerate and loosen the soil up.
Yep - I've found over the years that preparation of the soil is crucial for recolting nice long carrotts.
There are some home-grown crops whose taste simply cannot be replicated by shop bought ones; carrots are one such. Tomatoes are another, but oddly, perhaps, sweet peppers are at least as good from the SM and often sweeter; probably the relatively short pepper season here.
Absolutely - I don't grow a lot but they are a crucial ingredient to home made soup.Carrots are the most sprayed crop apparently. Well worth growing a few of your own.
My dwarf philadelphus (Manteau D’hermine) smells exactly of bubble gum
Here’s a picture today, it’s getting worse.