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At least you can get it to grow! Every time I try, it either just dies or something eats it. If I had one going to seed, I am pretty sure I would view it as an opportunity to grow a new generation from seed. I am sure that I read somewhere that each generation of plant adapts further to its environm...

You are more than welcome!
I am new here too, there is a lot to read and the people are friendly.
Can you be more specific than central?

becks77 wrote:My girls suffer from sneezing allergies and we are trying it as a cows milk substitute, as they donot goats milk and soya has its own issues!
HTH

Amazing how many people are not aware of the issues with soya!
It only takes a google search.

It is, I put a photo on google earth. if you look for Ramil Bajo, you can see it.
There is a lot of work to do before we can live there but it will be worth it. (I hope)

After paying off some debts and putting down a deposit on a house with a garden for myself (currently renting a place with a tiny yard) I would spend it doing up old buildings around Greater Manchester. There are some brilliant buildings around here I bet looked amazing in their hay day, which have...

Hi. My name is Lawrence and my ambition is probably the same as yours, which is to become as self sufficient as I can. I have bought a house in Spain mainly because of the climate, and I hope to move over as soon as I can. The house I have bought is an old Flour mill which apparently was closed beca...