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They grow perfectly well up here in Glasgow so I dont think you'll have any problems.

Mine is a 35 x 30 x 25 metre triangle and costs £26 a year as its a double.

I think both salsify and scorzonera are really bland, I'll never grow them again.

I never lock my shed because if you have a big lock on a shed the morons will think theres stuff worth stealing in it, reverse psychology seems to work. I just make sure I have nothing of value in it and if you do hide it in a good place the morons wont look. For example my radio is kept in a bucket...

The thought of that giant slug turns my stomach. The beauty of our cold little country is little insects, no lethally poisonous creatures and nothing that can eat you alive. I really dont have time for people who want to reintroduce bears, boars and wolves to wander freely in the british countryside...

I have twice as many as I need you see.

I did that last year and grew Sweetcarp instead so beware!!

Or was it sweetcod?

barefootmamax4 wrote:three seeds into one hole with a fish

hmmmm!

Is that what Bob Flowerdew was on about and is there any point?

I saw someone on TV planting 2 potato's together instead of singly when planting out. Does anyone else do this and is there an advantage or disadvantage?

Both types will work really well. Although I wouldn't grow it on my plot I prefer to go to the waste ground and take it from there, its a bit of a space hogger being large. I just dig the laeves into the ground below stuff I'm growing, always works great.

I have all mine in now as it worked last year doing it that way. 2 rows red duke of york (first early) 1 row blue salad (main) 1 row pink fir apple (main) half row fortyfold (main and the best taste) half row red king edward (main) Put them in deep about 10-12 inches amongst some manure and all vari...

Great idea

Exactly we'd have no veg if it wasn't for good pollinators.

I like Borage and Dill.