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Seperate the crowns, re-plant at least 3ft apart along with plenty of (preferably) home-made compost. Be mindful of any incoming cold weather. ....... make some custard, and bobs yer uncle!

Hi Russ, looks like we arrived back on the same bus! I'm now a carer for my Jackie, still do the veggie thing, etc. I reckon I'll see you around on here.

Yep, been away for a while, came out the other side, so here we go again!

Hi one & all,.... haven't been this way for a while, ( last March in fact!), things have been happening, but back to normal service now! So...........like a bad smell, i won't be going away any-time soon! :icon_smile: Am looking forward to browsing around & seeing what's what, where & wh...

oooh matron! (get yer coat, you hussey!)

........ no, it didn't appeal to me either. But having tasted them, gorgeous!! If anyone is interested i'll put the recepi on here.

Santa looked out the window & said to Mrs. Clause "it looks like rain dear".

One good thing about them is that you can buy their wet fish & freeze it, whereas other supermarkets sell fish which has already been frozen, so cannot be re-froze.

Hi Scotsmart, a 2.2 kva genny will run a kettle & thats about it. A 10kva genny would be good for about 35amps, so would be adequate to run the house but not the heating. If you are looking for a permanent installation, why not consider a change-over switch, altho' this would involve your local ...

I like this pub...... mines a pint! (or two).

Did you remember to dust under the fridge, you naughty boy!

i always thought the enzyme thingy was more to do with the effects on colour. we don't blanche any veg prior to freezing, and have had no detrimental results.

Sorry, but i'm not really knowlegable enough to help...... but there are plenty of others here who will know, so hang on in there!!

earlystart wrote:had never thought of doing that! cheers guys! rather dislike buying any thing from a supermarket but at the mo its the cheapest place for most things!

go for it!!

you could try a visit to the local supermarket, near closing time, to see what produce is being knocked out cheap.