The Veg Plot. - Page 20 - SV650.org

garynortheast · 23-03-22, 09:29 PM

I'm really peed off about it I have to say. The thought of 25 years of effort in my fruit and veg garden just reverting to wilderness is not nice

Sir Trev · 24-03-22, 07:33 PM

If the weather holds I'll be doing some prep digging this weekend. About time I pulled my finger out. Need to go get some potting compost but the garden centre will be heaving if it is nice weather...

svenrico · 24-03-22, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by garynortheast

I'm not optimistic although I would dearly love to go back to the village at least. The house has stood empty and untouched for nearly a year since the chapel kicked me out. There's been no work done on the place at all.

Sounds like the chapel showing some good Christian spirit !

garynortheast · 24-03-22, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by svenrico

Sounds like the chapel showing some good Christian spirit !

Indeed.

redtrummy · 26-03-22, 11:14 AM

Bedwen plants Henllan, Llandysul

Is this place anywhere near you Gary - I have had a couple of orders from them and have been quite impressed.

The plant plugs arrived in very good condition and all the packaging was recyclable, including the plastic bags used to keep the moisture in.

garynortheast · 26-03-22, 11:54 AM

That's the Llandysul in west Wales RT, I'm in Llandysul/Llandyssil near Welshpool/Trallwng.

redtrummy · 26-03-22, 12:45 PM

Welsh geography lesson over for today then - cheers

Sir Trev · 26-03-22, 07:20 PM

Parsnip seeds are sown - it begins again.

Adam Ef · 27-03-22, 07:43 AM

Do you have success with parsnips? I've never managed to get them to grow from seed.

redtrummy · 27-03-22, 08:04 AM

Funnily not tried for many years but this year I have started them in the greenhouse to see how they will do. There is a fault line between us and a keen gardening friend, we are only about a mile apart- His soil is light and friable ours is heavy clay ( as I would imagine it is round Bristol )- he gets really great results but my Dad did here so it can be done. I have gone no dig so it is all a bit of an experiment.
Will have to be super careful in planting the plugs to avoid root splitting.
I once was told to use a crowbar and make a hole in the ground,fill that with compost, then plant - never tried it though.

23-03-22, 09:29 PM	#191
garynortheast Member Mega Poster Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Mid Wales Posts: 2,586	Re: The Veg Plot. I'm really peed off about it I have to say. The thought of 25 years of effort in my fruit and veg garden just reverting to wilderness is not nice __________________ http://www.teulu-cymru.org/cartref.html https://teulu.bandcamp.com/releases

24-03-22, 07:33 PM	#192
Sir Trev Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: High Wycombe, where the chair factories used to be Posts: 1,465	Re: The Veg Plot. If the weather holds I'll be doing some prep digging this weekend. About time I pulled my finger out. Need to go get some potting compost but the garden centre will be heaving if it is nice weather... __________________ We are the Goon Squad and we're coming to town, BEEP BEEP!

26-03-22, 11:14 AM	#195
redtrummy Member Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: N W Leicestershire Posts: 262	Re: The Veg Plot. Bedwen plants Henllan, Llandysul Is this place anywhere near you Gary - I have had a couple of orders from them and have been quite impressed. The plant plugs arrived in very good condition and all the packaging was recyclable, including the plastic bags used to keep the moisture in.

26-03-22, 11:54 AM	#196
garynortheast Member Mega Poster Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Mid Wales Posts: 2,586	Re: The Veg Plot. That's the Llandysul in west Wales RT, I'm in Llandysul/Llandyssil near Welshpool/Trallwng. __________________ http://www.teulu-cymru.org/cartref.html https://teulu.bandcamp.com/releases

26-03-22, 12:45 PM	#197
redtrummy Member Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: N W Leicestershire Posts: 262	Re: The Veg Plot. Welsh geography lesson over for today then - cheers

26-03-22, 07:20 PM	#198
Sir Trev Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: High Wycombe, where the chair factories used to be Posts: 1,465	Re: The Veg Plot. Parsnip seeds are sown - it begins again. __________________ We are the Goon Squad and we're coming to town, BEEP BEEP!

27-03-22, 07:43 AM	#199
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27-03-22, 08:04 AM	#200
redtrummy Member Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: N W Leicestershire Posts: 262	Re: The Veg Plot. Funnily not tried for many years but this year I have started them in the greenhouse to see how they will do. There is a fault line between us and a keen gardening friend, we are only about a mile apart- His soil is light and friable ours is heavy clay ( as I would imagine it is round Bristol )- he gets really great results but my Dad did here so it can be done. I have gone no dig so it is all a bit of an experiment. Will have to be super careful in planting the plugs to avoid root splitting. I once was told to use a crowbar and make a hole in the ground,fill that with compost, then plant - never tried it though.

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