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What are you using these things for? Itsy and pseud.

frnc plant raised beds quite densely then keep them covered until the plants fill all the space. If cats can't see the compost then they don't tend to waste their time. That's what I have found anyway.

Thanks everybody. I need a compact quiet well-behaved kale. Just like me.
Only I'm notgreen and haven't got snails on me.
that I know about, anyway.

Have saved a corner of the microscopic back garden for growing veg. And what I think would be most use to us is Kale. In Scotland, kale is big :mrgreen: - my granny called her entire back garden the kailyaird, although I'm sure there would've been loads of veg init, not just kale. So I'm looking for...

Yep agree totally. We're going backwards going forward :mrgreen: Hell, I read books about the wild west and the outback in Australia and people were so skilful at making do and coping. I think the younger ones might have lost those skills but a freezing cold winter or hot dry summer will soon sort t...

I don't buy anything that needs a battery unless it's rechargeable. Total waste of time and money.

We've been here 4 years now come Nov JM, took a while to settle but I'm sorted now.
Good for you re the car arzosah!
Back to winter up here, really baltic with horrible winds. My preps for today seem to be sitting around a lot drinking tea and eating biscuits...

~~Jansman & Jan xx~~ But we're all in the same boat ultimately, just a lot of us don't know it yet. I even appreciate this tiny wee hamster hutch now as it'll be so easy to run when one of us is left.

I miss home grown tatties Andy, well done!

Def with you JM on changing to easier ways. I keep thinking of how hard it was when the husband was ill and I was running the big coal stove and the propane cylinders for cooking, plus a very cold house up on a moor. Now its gas heating and cooking - proper "town" gas :mrgreen: - and costi...