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Tony Croft aka hamadryad
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O dear, its really started today, went to poundstretcher bought 2 patriot blueberry plants for £4 and a packet of Mushroom spawn to use on 6 bales of straw that have been out all this wet winter. The range also do cheap around £2 plants got a kiwi jenny from them last year.

 

Had a look at Aldi fruit trees at £3.99 each bearing in mind fruit is bought to produce not look good as a feature. These are excellent value and look healthy. Didn't buy as got all trees my garden will cope with for now.

Just waiting for weather now.

 

looking for best fruit varieties myself at the moment:thumbup1:

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looking for best fruit varieties myself at the moment:thumbup1:

 

Nowt wrong with the budget store stuff, check regularly if you can, and get fresh early in season, I got Honeyberry, Aronia, Blueberry, Tayberry, Loganberry and the Kiwi fruit all at the range last Year, all are in good health. The prices are only what the growers sell em for. What you pay £6-8 for a 2 Ltr pot in a garden center for can be less than £1 from the grower wholesale!

 

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This year I intend to make a couple of these for lazy watering, then when I arrive home late and forget my prize plant shouldn't dieAbout Us Earthtainer self watering containers. Im trying 20-25ltr oil containers.

 

been looking at various tower hydroponic systems meself:thumbup1:

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I was turning over my spud patch as ive got me seed potatoes ready to go out, getting really into it now, rushing to get home for an hours daylight!:thumbup1:

 

Bit early for me. Not doing them this year. My rule of thumb is chit them in the egg boxes until after april fools day then if ground conditions are ok plant them.

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