roadrash
cycle chatterer
- Location
- sitting on the edge of wigan pier
the light no longer works in my fridge...
I've just plugged a USB lead into the computer.
I got it the right way up the first time...
I think I've finally worked out how to provide a vast supply of electricity to my Centre For International World Domination.
I have gained about four square yards of garden.
There was a very old tree that anarbar orbortree surgeon worked on for over three or four years, but it succumbed to honey fungus and there was a danger that large branches would fall on someone's head. The stump, approximately thirty inches in diameter has finally rotted, and the ground is now diggable.
There was also three million* Shasta Daisies in one part of the garden that have gradually been removed, just keeping some small clumps well under control. A prickly, huge, prickly, wide, tall and did I mention prickly Berberis is gradually being pruned considerably in size. The other Berberis in the garden is much more friendly, in that it grows slowly and remains compact.
Are you with me so far? The end result is that I have some spare/empty ground n the garden. I was thinking about growing vegetables in those spaces.
Does the panel know of any easy to grow plants? For instance I thought of trying "early" broad beans, or am I too late to start them?
* A slight exaggeration possibly.
How do you know that it doesn't work the other way now?the light no longer works in my fridge...
Have you thought of carrots?
Somehow i can't see this frail 70 odd year old woman(also has poor vision) being able to do a David Hasselhoff Baywatch type rescue if needed.![]()
The previous owners have planted a number of conifers, one is simply too big and I want it out, two others are heading in the same direction. There is also a yew, and with small grandchildren....
Not sure where would be suitable for a vegetable garden.
Have you thought of carrots?
Chapeau! to you Sir...your Mundanity is strong today!Raining in Leicester
Where can I buy seeds for a chocolate plant? Save me buying so much later on.Not on a regular basis.
Chocolate, yes, Marmite on toast, certainly, but carrots, not so much.
Alliums. Onions leeks, chives. Don't raise carrots in the same place every year.Yes, I have thought of carrots, with coriander in soup.
Do they need to be in a raised bed to avoid carrot fly, or is there a companion plant to deter them?