Muck muck glorious muck...

Look what I found today,an endless supply of horse muck..
Help yourself mate I was told.........so I did.............As you see I didn't make a very big hole in it.
But I can always go back.

 

:eek:You lucky so and so!...:thumb:

 

Superb, looks well rotted too !

 

OMG, im Green with Envy Roders..

 

Rodders: Where abouts in Suffolk is that, and would they be willing to give, or sell, some to me?

Thanks

 

Hi Kristen..
It's in Newmarket,where else would you find all that horse sh*t?
It's only because I was working there that I was able to have it.

 

I've got a supply of free muck too hopefully just gotta wait till it dries out a bit

 

I recall a few back years back that someone worked this out::::
If the motor car had not been invented and we all had to rely on hourses...
The whole land mass of this world of ours would be 3 foot under with horses do-do.
Just think about this for awile..

No global warming caused by toxic fuel emissions.
No plantery food famine because of the amazing crops that are being grown !
Sorted
Robert

 

Lucky man Roders,though I agree with JWK after all this talk of that dreaded weedkiller:eek:

I expect to see some photos of very large flowers in your garden next year:thumb::D

 

Fair point JW....John..............
I am assuming rightly or wrongly as this muck was collected from grassland that is grazed by some of the worlds most expensive stallions,that it would be OK.
Time will tell.

 

Maybe also stick a couple in a pot of known-good compost as a "control" ... so you know you didn't kill them off by too much TLC or whatever :thumb:

 

Thanks John and Kristen...........
I am aware of this from the earlier thread and am certainly going to do the test,will be most dissapointed if it fails the test though,but supose it's better than losing key plants.....
Watch this space.