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It looks amazing and will probably heat up quicker than plastic sheeting!
Well done!

Peppermint is great.

A few leaves in hot water is brill for upset stomachs.

I believe sage is good when used as a mouth wash.

Have a look at James Wong - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Grow-Your-Own-D ... 0007307136 Great book!

An Amber something.....different breeders use different names. Nice hens btw!

Mine is in my signature too.

Mainly crafty stuff, but loads more veggie growing and hedgerow harvesting later in the year.

I have a feeling my new house move might feature quite a lot next year (the money pit that it is)!

Just moved into a lovely old cottage circa 1600's and the economy 7 heating and single glazed windows are driving me nuts already :roll: So far - Organised log pile/delivery. Loads of logs by the back and front doors and in the huge log basket. Patchwork quilt and spare blankets dotted around. Hot w...

No, the girl on the tills is great with a pair of unpacking scissors

Oooh, I'm always in Ludgershall Co-Op and get my hair cut there. The butcher's round the corner, do the best sausages! Try the Cowboys and breakfast chipolatas (sp)? *dribbles*

Hello Snapdragon!

I am moving to Weyhill

Thanks for the tips.

I am moving to a very old house in the next few weeks - no central heating and don't want a tumble dryer, so will use the tips listed

Keep windows open seems to be a top tip!

Yes, indeed.

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Moved from Camberley in Surrey to just near Thruxton.... :iconbiggrin: Moving again in 3 weeks (hopefully) just 3 miles away. Smaller garden, but taking the hens with me and plans are afoot for raised beds etc etc Leaving behind a big garden and veggie area :( But as it will be just me and the hens ...

Hello All!

Just a quick note to say hello....

Lived in the country for about 5 years, with my 4 hens and veggie garden.

Looking forward to reading all the topics for some great advice.

I didn't bother this year.

Have grown it for the past 3 years and rarely get a decent crop. Just don't know what I am doing wrong......have tried the 3 sisters idea and still nothing.....

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Things that keep well always go down well after the excesses of Christmas. I usually do a few jars of jam/chutney/jelly, pickled eggs/onions, candied orange peel is always nice especially when dipped in chocolate :icon_smile: Lavender bags? Now is a good time to pick and dry lavender..... I usually ...