I now have an allotment

Discussion in 'Allotments Discussion' started by Steve R, Apr 13, 2010.

  1. shiney

    shiney President, Grumpy Old Men's Club Staff Member

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    Looking good, Steve :gnthb:

    If you need to borrow some fairly heavy duty hand loppers (not the very long ones) for the trees I can bring some up with me for you to use when we're up there next month. We'll be there for a week as usual so that would give you some time to use them if you need them.

    Cheers :thumb:
     
  2. Axie-Ali

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    wow, what fantastic progress, I think if I had been faced with that my first lottie I'd have turned heals and run away!
    you've done so much, well done
     
  3. Steve R

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    Thanks Shiney, but we are planning to see what grows where first and then prune back end of the season..we know at least one small tree needs moving (think its a Cherry) as its smothered by its neighbours. There are approx 11 trees and all are planted around 2-3 feet from each other, which seems a bit close to me, and most of them have stems coming from the base of the tree too. At the moment its very much a fruit hedge.

    Steve...:)
     
  4. Penny in Ontario

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    Well done Steve, looks amazing!!

    Thats cool that you are/were a chef, my daughter is looking into that, she loves to cook, and there are some great training programs here, so we'll see.
     
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