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Originally posted by john c
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your right its not but it does feel good to look at your plate or in your freezer and think how little it's cost and how much fun it is. -
Yep, we do it for fun, but the financial incentive is also a big one, especially in the current climate! Realising just how much you've saved can be a big boost to the ego and to get out of bed when its wet n cold n go to the plot!Blessings
Suzanne (aka Mrs Dobby)
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I have started growing my own to save money.
I know i am still a novice but every little bit helps here in the Falklands. A 5lb bag of new spuds at xmas time can cost £10. Two tomatoes around about £2, a lettuce (not always very nice looking) can be £2...i wont go on!
So to all you people out there who are making big savings good on yah, there is pleasure from saving and gardening is saving in my opinion
Last edited by where2start; 23-11-2008, 09:03 PM. Reason: Wrong weight entered should have been lbs and not KgComment
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Wow!! You could save and make a fortune! - Grow your own and then sell them at the roadside!ToriComment
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