raised beds

Sounds OK then. Just seems awfully early to me. Maybe weather is seriously mild over your way?

 

had a look at Wudnerground. Looks like last year you only had a couple of nights of Frost in March, and temperature barely got that low in April.

Lucky you!

 

others up the plots have put theirs in with no protection all ! now that to me is too early !

but thanks for the advice Kristen, i shall see how it goes,

 

We get frost in May here, very occasionally in June too ... I didn't check your Location on my first answer

 

As long as you get FAIR shares at the end of the season Kaz
Then accept if after it is all up ship shape and running you are relived of your post with no Malice
You have done a great job for nature and a fellow being

Jack McHammocklashing

 

Amazing at the work you have done in so little time
Well done Kaz
Please do not burn yourself out that is a lot of work you have done

Jack McHammocklashing

 

thanks jack

I do love working on the plot and I love being out side, I am aslo lucky that my own garden is good to go all beds composted and turned and all covered with cardboard to warm them up and keep down any weeds

lots of seeds started off in the greenhouse and my house

i just know that if i do half a job this year and i am still here ( have faith that i will be ) next year i will be really miffed off that i didnt do it right this time !!

 

Gutted had really hoped to get the last of it dug over today but alas NO
after 2hours it started raining and it says it is here till monday :(

 

Mine are in too Kristen, same story, protections at the ready. Some of mine are 4 inches high already, we are right on the south coast though.

 

Safe-Spudding to you both then !!

 

hopefully

 

Always practice safe spudding, don't want to catch any potato viruses.

 

To true always have a protective cover ready every visit to the site


Jack McHammocklashing