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    Rain good, flooding bad

    sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh, it rained and rained today...so much so that the beck flooded...and underneath all that are my onions and garlic

    I am a newbie and only been at the 'growing your own' in the last 6 weeks or so.....and right now I am worried about the onions and garlic almost as much as I worry about my pets....

    I am just thankful that I had not planted the cabbages out
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    If the water subsides fast enough, they may be ok... Fingers crossed for you Safhyre.

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      Thank you Sarzwix

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      • #4
        Rain? what rain? absolutely glorious up here.

        Hope your veg hasnt been washed away Safhyre
        Life isnt about surviving the storm.....But learning to dance in the rain.

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        • #5
          Where do you grow? Is it at home or on an allotment? Reason I ask is; if the flooding may happen again, could you move your veg patch? Or could you look at building raised beds in the parts that are flooded?

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            my plot is at home......with the amount of flooding I had I would say raised beds will not make a difference ...I guess moving is the best option, but the thought of starting from scratch.....

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            • #7
              A roof garden?
              Morning Safhyre, Sorry to hear of your problems, If it only lasts a couple of days I think they will be ok

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