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  Topic: Yes! A non-believer is converted!
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 25
Views: 14928
PostForum: Grow Your Own   Posted: Fri Feb 11, 11 9:08 pm   Subject: Re: Yes! A non-believer is converted!
I have always like Jerusalem Artichokes and have grown some for the last 4 years. My partner, Janet, has shown no interest in trying them so I just dug them up and left one to carry on in a corner all ...
  Topic: Suggestions for 15l buckets
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 27
Views: 15519
PostForum: Grow Your Own   Posted: Fri Feb 11, 11 8:48 pm   Subject: Suggestions for 15l buckets
Rhubarb....... you can plant in one bucket and cover it with another in spring to force it.
  Topic: When's a good time to prepare my plot?
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 11
Views: 6446
PostForum: Grow Your Own   Posted: Fri Feb 11, 11 8:21 pm   Subject: When's a good time to prepare my plot?
You can prepare your plot at any time of year, BUT digging and working the soil is best left to when it is a bit drier, if you start too early you will just end up with a claggy mess and do more harm ...
  Topic: Geodesic greenhouses - call for help and advise
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 7
Views: 5281
PostForum: Grow Your Own   Posted: Wed Feb 09, 11 8:23 pm   Subject: Geodesic greenhouses - call for help and advise
Cheers Sean - will have a look now.



Wow,

Just what I needed.

Fantastic link - thanks Sean you are a
  Topic: Geodesic greenhouses - call for help and advise
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 7
Views: 5281
PostForum: Grow Your Own   Posted: Wed Feb 09, 11 7:47 pm   Subject: Geodesic greenhouses - call for help and advise
Many thanks for your reply.

We have a relatively exposed site here, it is sheltered from the east side by the gable of the house, but is basically the top corner of a field so has sheep fencing to ...
  Topic: 2 decares of garden space
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 12
Views: 5741
PostForum: Grow Your Own   Posted: Wed Feb 09, 11 7:39 pm   Subject: 2 decares of garden space
What about starting a 'forest garden' project?

A bit of a random suggestion I know , but worth looking into if you want to grow a large variety of edibles.

Rach
  Topic: Geodesic greenhouses - call for help and advise
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 7
Views: 5281
PostForum: Grow Your Own   Posted: Wed Feb 09, 11 7:31 pm   Subject: Geodesic greenhouses - call for help and advise
Hi there all,

Apologies if this subject has been discussed before.

I am very keen on creating a geodesic type greenhouse/polytunnel.
Does anyone have any information or experience on them and a ...
  Topic: Tourist Season - Increase in litter
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 17
Views: 42696
PostForum: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle   Posted: Wed Oct 13, 10 9:35 pm   Subject: Tourist Season - Increase in litter
Wow,

I just realised where you are!! I am 1/2 Spanish and my Family originate from Vigo in Pontevedra. Quite near anyhow!

Rach
  Topic: Lidl Pear Trees
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 22
Views: 24414
PostForum: Grow Your Own   Posted: Tue Oct 12, 10 8:26 pm   Subject: Lidl Pear Trees
I got a yellowgage from Aldi two years ago, no fruit from it yet but I am quite happy that the tree is developing nicely. Am seriously thinking about purchasing quite a few fruit trees next time I see ...
  Topic: Phone recycling envelope - worth dosh!
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 28
Views: 54095
PostForum: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle   Posted: Tue Oct 12, 10 7:39 pm   Subject: Phone recycling envelope - worth dosh!
Hmm, it seems my phone is worth nothing to anyone except me!

I have a Motorola Pebl. It's an original from Christmas 2005 and I have tried to replace it but just can't find any other one that I lik ...
  Topic: Tourist Season - Increase in litter
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 17
Views: 42696
PostForum: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle   Posted: Tue Oct 12, 10 7:17 pm   Subject: Tourist Season - Increase in litter
I once was driving home and turned into our lane to be greeted by a big pile of builders rubble blocking the whole road. I had to turn around and go another way to get home. I rang the council when I ...
  Topic: How well do perry pears store?
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 12
Views: 8890
PostForum: Grow Your Own   Posted: Fri Sep 24, 10 5:05 pm   Subject: Re: Just a Thought ...
Perry Pears are lovely for chutney, you could give that a try if you can be bothered with the prep?

Rach

They're very small, about the size of a ping-pong ball. Do you leave the skins on? If the ...
  Topic: How well do perry pears store?
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 12
Views: 8890
PostForum: Grow Your Own   Posted: Fri Sep 24, 10 1:35 pm   Subject: Just a Thought ...
Perry Pears are lovely for chutney, you could give that a try if you can be bothered with the prep?

Rach
  Topic: Newbie!
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 29
Views: 35269
PostForum: Welcome   Posted: Fri Sep 24, 10 10:30 am   Subject: Newbie!
Hi Rach Whereabouts in Lancs are you? There's prolly another DSer not far away.

Hi 12Bore, I am in East Lancs - live in a little village just outside Colne (of Boundary Mill fame!) .

...
  Topic: Newbie!
Lancashire Rach

Replies: 29
Views: 35269
PostForum: Welcome   Posted: Tue Sep 21, 10 11:21 pm   Subject: Newbie!
Hi Rach Whereabouts in Lancs are you? There's prolly another DSer not far away.

Hi 12Bore, I am in East Lancs - live in a little village just outside Colne (of Boundary Mill fame!) .

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