What can myself grow in my garden? Need help please.
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MalooqTariq
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I am Timmy [see pic on the left] and I love TFF
I wouldn't bother with a garden stuff grows much better in Tesco
Nice to meet you. I know that TTF means thefarmingforum after commen sense help. Why do you choose to say to not grow to buy from Tesco instead?
Thanks for your differing view that is useful to consider.
MalooqTariq
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Thanks for adding Spaghetti to grow.
Why are Spaghetti and liquorice trees not commonly grown in the South Wales please?
What way do you adapt Spaghetti and liquorice to grow in South Wakes and how much is frequent watering please?
Thanks for your help
Philip Watkins
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Better known as The Millennium Stadium
bravheart
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is it not the wonderfully titled Principality stadium now.Better known as The Millennium Stadium
whoever thought that one up should get a job naming huricanes
Philip Watkins
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Yeah, I saw that. I had to use google cos I nearly put the Arms Park.is it not the wonderfully titled Principality stadium now.
whoever thought that one up should get a job naming huricanes
bravheart
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I enjoy drinking Coffe, Costa Coffe is tasty, but expensive too. Be good to have Coffe that tastes as good, but at a much cheaper price.
How much Coffee could I get in my garden please?How much tax do you intend to pay?
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bravheart
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another veggie patch
that wasn't any better a hunting ground for us
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is it still around btw, or is it a tax haven for starbucks et. all.?
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Philip Watkins
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Hasn't got climate control though, has it?another veggie patch
that wasn't any better a hunting ground for us
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Blackwood you say? You must know my aunty Phyllis (affectionately known as Siphillys). You know, she stands on the corner of Union Street and Slaughterhouse Terrace late at night. Lovely old girl. Firm believer in the old saying, "It's made round to go round bach." Now, I'm sure she was a chicken farmer in Blackwood. I never saw the chooks but she reckoned she'd raised thousands of cocks in her flat in Bonar Row
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The blues play there nowanother veggie patch
that wasn't any better a hunting ground for us
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is it still around btw, or is it a tax haven for starbucks et. all.?
at his age sod the garden get out there ploughingHaving mulled over this subject overnight ,I think We need to know what establishment methods are to be used ,some of that terracing looks steep and may have to be ploughed
Princess Pooper
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The weather in spring is critical for a good spaghetti harvest, as explained in this clip, athough I don't think it needs much watering though as it thrives in northern Italy as well as the smaller scale cultivation in Switzerland. Spaghetti weevil can be a problem though.
IH 684
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That's the end of paracetamol then
MalooqTariq
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As kind as you describe the affection for your aunty, Phyllis, I have not had the pleasure of meeting your aunty, Phyllis in Blackwood. The only farm I know in Blackwood, there was just one, was there a few years ago near entering town, little bit away from the closet Petrol and Dieseal station. Now, going back a couple of years, the farm turns into a retail park where JJB is amongst Sainsburry and a few more popular shops. There is also a Bumble bee restaurant to eat in right near the retail park.
Funny to say in your aunty, Phyllis, ". I never saw the chooks but she reckoned she'd raised thousands of cocks in her flat in Bonar Row".
Your aunty, Phyllis must of had a big farm to house thousands of Chooks.
What does the saying, "It's made round to go round bach" mean please?
Cab-over Pete
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No, not really. She only had a bedsit
Made round to go round? Don't know for sure but I think she was talking about the roundabout off Hall street by the court building. She said the magistrates court was like her second home. Think she must have had lots of friends and customers there.
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I see you've been to Blackwood then Pete. It's the recruiting capital for the Jeremy Kyle show you know. ph and IQ levels are similar.
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