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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigmallly View Post
    I just took the top panel out of the door, a 10 second job.
    Just trying to be helpful - knowing how much you like showing off your DIY skills

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    It was DIY vc and it took quite a bit of thinking about........cheeky.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigmallly View Post
    It was DIY vc and it took quite a bit of thinking about........cheeky.
    Not half as much thought as mine did Bet you haven't meshed over yours to stop the birds going in and pinching your fruit?

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    If they like tomatoes, they are welcome cos that's all that's gonna be fruiting this year. Next year's a different matter, I'll pull their beaks off if they touch my Peaches.......
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    What about your Plums? Are they Inside or Out?

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    Quote Originally Posted by veggiechicken View Post
    What about your Plums? Are they Inside or Out?
    My plums are fine thank you, they are in a fruit cage and swelling nicely.
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    Pleased to hear they're protected! Will there be a photo when they're ripe?

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    * Bins gives a polite little cough ........
    When we've finished with BM's plums ........I just though I'd say that it's gone a tad cooler here but I have left the window cracked open a bit and the door slightly ajar with netting over it just for some ventilation. But the aubs and peppers has been thoroughly enjoying the heat....
    S*d the housework I have a lottie to dig
    Isn't it about time someone kicked that jetstream into touch?

    You can't beat a bit of garden porn

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    I'd relish the risk of an overheated greenhouse right now. Only just got it up & running and now it's 15C and distinctly damp

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    Back in the days of sunny summers, Mum and Dad had a wooden frame which fitted in the doorway of their greenhouse, which was covered in chicken wire. Kept the pet dogs out, as well as assorted wildlife, but allowed great ventilation and bees for pollination. Needless to say, now that I have my own greenhouse, I haven't got round to making one of my own. Weather not exactly inspiring at the moment!


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