Pesky Rabbits and Treating Woodworm
Dealing with rabbits, I have a confession to make. And what not to do when treating woodworm.
Dealing with rabbits, I have a confession to make. And what not to do when treating woodworm.
We've picked up a couple of bargain fruit trees, a pear and a plum. Luckily we've space and time to see if they were a real bargain or not.
Potting on the blueberries, got a temporary water butt set up and a warning about those sheep.
Sheep arrive in the fields around the house and I'm officially a twit.
Thinking about what the best way to set up the vegetable plot is. It's not so easy converting pasture as renovating an allotment.
Planting native trees to improve the ecology and provide us with some useful fruit, nuts and a bit of firewood.
Our new shed arrives, built in 3 hours and given a coat of preserver in another 3. It should last me out!
Some thoughts from 90 years ago about lime and artificial fertilisers and manures that are as relevant today as they were then.
Setting up the water butts, moving granite rocks, planting our first tree here and a bit of an accident.
The builders have finished and the new shed base constructed ready for the shed which arrives on Tuesday.
Allotment rents are set to increase hugely and if we don't act they'll price us off the plot.
With the right tool, jobs are far easier than struggling along with the wrong tool.
New on the site - 15 pages on making worm compost from one of the most respected sites on the subject.
Some help for those facing an overgrown allotment or vegetable plot to answer a visitor's question.
To insure against disease, climate change and environmental disaster 1500 potato varieties are to be safely stored.
Some thoughts on saving money by growing your own I would like to have got over on the radio.
In the absence of any vegetable growing, a bit of an update on progress here in Fron Dirion.
Not much on the veg front as we're living in a building site!