Todays Harvest....

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    I do get fussy when i start collecting my wares:dancy: ....ok ...not much yet but things are looking good:blue thumb: DSCF9389.JPG
     
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      Brilliant Ginge [​IMG]

      I'm looking at total crop failure the way its going here.
       
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      Cheers Zigster:dbgrtmb:...i'm a bit dissapointed with my spuds so far...blackleg and all that...but did manage a dish full of tattie salad from FOUR plants:frown:
      I'm real sorry your patch is misbehaving:sad:
      If you need any advice give me a shout :whistle::biggrin:
       
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        :love30: Loli,
        what a handsome harvest there. See you managed to keep Aida and her mob off the strawbs. All looks Harrods finest....:yay:
         
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          Just send us a bucket of Sunshine, thats what I need [​IMG]

          Just been talking with other, other Dave on a different forum, the overnight temp in Alicante has gone down to 30c now:sad:
           
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            If i had it i'd send a bus load:sad:
            DOWN TO 30c....:hate-shocked::phew:
             
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              Yep, planning on going out there to check the land out.
               
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              You thinking of becoming an ex-pat Zig?
               
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              The girls won't get them up here Jenny:thumbsup: DSCF9388.JPG
               
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                Crackin lolimac :dbgrtmb: my darran is slavering at ur gooseberries :heehee: we have a jostaberry but he has just demanded a gooseberry bush looking at ur pics :biggrin: x
                 
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                  and the thieving magpie or blackbird? Blackie's a right little robber down here.Poor parenting I reckon....
                   
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                    Getting ahead of the stampede, before the ice sheets start covering Europe again. That'll take their minds off the Eurozone crisis for sure.
                     
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                      That's well good. If I was to nick your idea, would I make some drainage holes? And would I need to water it routinely, or does it keep enough moisture from rain?
                       
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                      Yes drainage holes:blue thumb:...regular watering is usually the norm but the rain has at least done me a bit of a favour:dbgrtmb:
                       
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