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  2. aya

    by aya 4 months ago

    started last year with lettuces, herbs and onions in old-disussed-turned-on-their-side-lockers and this year built raised beds with sleepers and wooden boxes (from old floorboards)and am now growing: spuds, onoins, lettuce, carrots, beetroots, brocoli, chard, spinache, rhubarb, strawberries, rasberries, blueberries, red current and lots of herbs!

    I live in a village and dont have a big garden. the satisfaction is enormous.....I took out the first carrot yesterday and it was scruptious. A highly recommended goal and do-able even if you have little space!!

  3. by abbyamadan 6 months ago

    Moved into new house - whole garden laid down to lawn with steep banks of bark covered beds with enormous mallows - yuck
    this year have built two small raised beds filled with sea weed (from across the road)home compost and county council compost. filled with potatoes (growing now) and perpetual spinach - all watered liberally by little boy who is fond of weeing on them (apparantly it is great if diluted 1:20) have scraped back bark, decimated mallows and planted raspberries, blackcurrants, strawberries, loganberries, rhubarb and yes more spuds will keep you up to date with how much we actually harvest, but the garden is a lot more interesting to look at and children are really engaged in whole thing.

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