oh, so you didn;t do the big drop thing where all the deposits drop from a great height and accumulate for about 3 years, the one where they grow willow round the outside to suck up the juices

I thought three years was the minimum wait before putting on the plot unless it's only used by vegans

or is it going on the flower plot?

glad I aint eating salad at your place

Its ok for non edibles and fruit trees, but otherwise needs a full year and has been fed properly, ie 3 sawdust to 1 @*&£

note to self.....say no to the apples!

apparently there is just one germ and its only carried by certain peeps, we should make em wear bells and shout unclean so we know not to let em use the loo.

its taken me bout 5 mins to get the hand of what you lot are on a bout lovely picture G2

well not really all out of the back garden salad for tea lettuce/cucumber/toms/rocket and radishes oh and few greens for tea tomorrow well chuffed do you know im getting more and better crops than i did from the lottie and all i have to do is open the back door

I fink I am in love wive Comfrey

Me comfrey jar was full the other day but I have a suspicion that rain is getting in despite my cunning defences. Oh well a drop won't hurt will it

Comfrey is great bunged straight from the plant into the compost bin Elizabeth. Grow some next to your bins

Thanks awaiting Andrew to make another plot approx 3 feet square just for the oooh! Comfrey

Picked my first two courgettes last night, baby yellow ones. here we go, here we go,. here we go, la la la la la My old man hates courgettes. Guess what's for dinner tonight I fancy making Yorkshire puds with a courgette baked inside

I picked four courgettes - one yellow, two green and one Romanescu, last night. Also dug spuds (2kg of 2 plants) picked broad beans and peas.

I've been stuck here waiting for peeps to turn up so I could high tail it to the lotty for more courgettes to put in my veg chilli. Was sticking to my post cos guest due. No-one turned up in time so no courgettes after all. Wardy will be gutted

I've spent all but 90 minutes of a day off work, at the lotty today and seemed to do mainly weeding

I was given 19 January King ( I think that's what he said) cabbages which will overwinter, so planted them under the enviromesh, ate quite a few raspberries while I was there and brought home potatoes, 1 courgette, broad beans, beetroots and some spinach leaves The new growth on the beans has been munched again

Oh January Kings are lovely Loops

My Comfrey seeds have arrived I'm in heaven , now off to Ross on Wye to get seed potatos, will be plotting pm hopefully if rain holds off

Yay!! Up up and away Elizabeth

Quick up date, potatos in, boards on raised beds painted (green) and at last we have a compost bin, Andrew worked hard, it's bootiful, cost £7.50, going to paint brown to match whats left of the tree trunks so now wine, shower, wine, food, wine t.v. admire lotto, wine, bed.

Attagirl - you'll do well here... I mean your enthusiasm for the lotty of course, nothing to do with the fact you are quaffing large quantities of wine..... though I only drink tea and Pepsi myself

Hope you've not got too much of a hangover today Elizabeth

No hangover's, been out plotting since 6.30am, like early mornings, so used to getting up when at work , back in to check e-mails and have a coffee, then back to painting compost bin. Lovely day so far.

A plot pic for yous, as I know you like a pic

here are my mixed veg, red spraaaarts, red cabbage with the most fab leaves and my corn which looks promising at the moment

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