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Yup you can go with the 'plugs' or just a black plastic tray. If you are handy with a hammer you could make a couple out of old wood. Preferabley not treated though. You could try rhu in a pot (big one) I think that it likes a permanent site though. Looks like you need to avoid the perenials then. N...

Did anyone else like this series, it was a little bit more farm orientated than the Good life still on a simular theme?

I suggest that you make a list of all the veg that you would like to eat, and buy the seeds. Check in a book or on the back of the packet when your supposed to plant them. Whilst buying the seeds a couple of seed trays will come in handy :lol: It looks like a mine field but really isnt. The first th...

I tend to do mine in the ground, but this year I have been given permission to 'grow a few veg on the patio'

So sweetcorn and spuds it is

Rhubarb is just coming into season

I get most of mine form the organic gardening catalogue

They are reliable at delivery and a good quality

Howabout Vietnamese corriander, mine looks dead as I left it out all winter, any tips on how to revive it

I am no expert on foraging..... Certainly not mushrooms, actually I dont go near them, would only kill myself :bom: The sort of foraging I am up to is hedgerose fruit (blackberries etc), I live close to the moor so billberrys, also nuts are are easy enough to find. Wild garlic grows in abunance on r...

Hello all New to the site but recognise some of the user names from another site. Me got an allotment and try to grow all mi own veg. No animals as yet but that will be soon :cat: And do a bit of foraging to supplement the table. Unfortuately I also have a job, that I am supposed to be doing now so ...

Hi there new to the site but some of you may know me from RC site

As for sowing in the North nothing outside yet but have got toms and peppers on the go. Along with the indoor basil

Parsnips and beans next for me