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Looks ok though, now fully dismantled
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Looks ok though, now fully dismantledCheers
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Oh good grief!!!
Was there anything growing in it????
"Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple
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Was over wintering a few things, had to throw a few geraniums but not much lost.Originally posted by Nicos View PostOh good grief!!!
Was there anything growing in it????
I needed to move it anyway as I couldn't mow down the side of it (not such good planning!) Still every cloud, I might be able to persuade the wife to let me use the area as a raised bed
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Yeah was blowing a gale last night, glad you didn't lose too muchWPC F Hobbit, Shire police
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Its blowing a gale here tonight..really bad. Good luck convincing your Mrs on the raised bed broadway.Last edited by ginger ninger; 26-11-2009, 12:11 AM.Comment
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Still very windy over here too. Here's another shot of my placky greenhouse (all five are now ripped and twisted).All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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I'm glad you didn't lose too much Danny.
Funny how localised these winds and weathers are isn't it? Absolutely fine here, thankfully.If a thing's worth doing, it's worth doing to excess
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Quick update, MRS B has given me permission to use the area for raised bedsOriginally posted by broadway View PostWas over wintering a few things, had to throw a few geraniums but not much lost.
I needed to move it anyway as I couldn't mow down the side of it (not such good planning!) Still every cloud, I might be able to persuade the wife to let me use the area as a raised bed
Gonna hopefully make them out of some beds slats I've got in the garage, just need to purchase some corner posts with grooves.
With post some pictures If I ever get around to finishing them!Cheers
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Well the Polly is back up although moved near the bottom of the garden. This have given me more space hence 3 new beds made from scaffold boards.Last edited by broadway; 11-04-2010, 09:12 AM.Cheers
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WOW, they look great Broadway, what ya thinking of sowing in them??
I had some sleepers bought for a raised bed plus a real green house, I'm still waiting on OH to cut some of them to size so I can crack on with them, plus help me put the green house up, meanwhile I still have my smaller bed to grow things in and my plastic green house. I'm so jealous of your raised beds
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Hi GN,Originally posted by ginger ninger View PostWOW, they look great Broadway, what ya thinking of sowing in them??
I had some sleepers bought for a raised bed plus a real green house, I'm still waiting on OH to cut some of them to size so I can crack on with them, plus help me put the green house up, meanwhile I still have my smaller bed to grow things in and my plastic green house. I'm so jealous of your raised beds
Thanks, I must have been tired this morning, I meant scaffold boards, obtained free from next door!
1st one has rhubarb in.
2nd will probably be for asparagus.
3rd will be dwarf beans this year.Cheers
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I have same kind of tunnel off ebay, mine took off last year when first assembled so I emailed the seller he sent me new poles and instructions to assemble. Basically you have to hammer home wooden supports on each corner and cable tie tunnel poles to them also dug a trench down each side to bury the plastic.Originally posted by broadway View PostComment
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Hi Greengas,Originally posted by greengas View Post
Last year I had scaffold boards weighing it down, this year I have paving slabs over the over lapping thingy at the bottom. To be fair it was fairly secure last year however that particular night the wind was unbelievable.
Are you gonna use yours throughout the winter as well?Cheers
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That's good news you've got your greenhouse up and running and you've got new beds as a bonus
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Absolutely Bren,Originally posted by Bren In Pots View PostThat's good news you've got your greenhouse up and running and you've got new beds as a bonus
My wife doesn't mind me taking over the garden as long as I leave space for the washing line and the dog!!
Hence why the patio is her domain, fair trade off me thinks
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