Todays Box

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  1. Phil A

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    Runeth over...

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    I can feel a stir fry coming on.:sunny:
     
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      Got any garlic scapes to go in it?
       
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      That's brilliant Ziggy and ll from your patch. I'm so jealous!

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        Then you should "Hop over" for tea:yahoo:

        Nice box ziggy, I've just picked some peas and am thinking about digging some tattys, got some bbq ribs in the fridge:hapfeet:

        Plant Potty.:)
         
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        It would be a very long hop Potty!:heehee: I'm going to have to crack the whip over my veg.
         
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        W:)w-looks good, hope you enjoyed that stir-fry! I'm busy willing my rhubarb to grow faster!
         
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        That'll be tommorow Pixie, Sister in Law had cooked allsorts when I got in today:thumbsup: a vegetable lattice and an apple tart.

        Try feeding the Rhubarb with a liquid feed, it'll respond very well. Rhubarb is a hungry plant.:dbgrtmb:
         
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          Getting near the hungry gap now...

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          Enough for a curry though :)
           
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            I can't see a chicken there.
             
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              It crossed the road.
               
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