I have some FAB TAB tomato photos on my blog:D
http://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/12/more-food-for-our-plates.html
good read there lucky one thing on your blog you wrote…. I had to climb is around the eggplant to take this photo. shouldn’t the is be a in, i no i am not a great speller but i can pick out small things like that and then just read the correctly.
veg gardener said:
good read there lucky one thing on your blog you wrote…. I had to climb is around the eggplant to take this photo. shouldn’t the is be a in, i no i am not a great speller but i can pick out small things like that and then just read the correctly.
Thanks, I’ll go and check.
Lucky1 said:
veg gardener said:
good read there lucky one thing on your blog you wrote…. I had to climb is around the eggplant to take this photo. shouldn’t the is be a in, i no i am not a great speller but i can pick out small things like that and then just read the correctly.Thanks, I’ll go and check.
same with the sowing one as well on your new blog when you first mention your mum you have a I there.
veg gardener said:
Lucky1 said:
veg gardener said:
good read there lucky one thing on your blog you wrote…. I had to climb is around the eggplant to take this photo. shouldn’t the is be a in, i no i am not a great speller but i can pick out small things like that and then just read the correctly.Thanks, I’ll go and check.
same with the sowing one as well on your new blog when you first mention your mum you have a I there.
You my English teacher or what????LOL
Lucky1 said:
veg gardener said:
Lucky1 said:
veg gardener said:
good read there lucky one thing on your blog you wrote…. I had to climb is around the eggplant to take this photo. shouldn’t the is be a in, i no i am not a great speller but i can pick out small things like that and then just read the correctly.Thanks, I’ll go and check.
same with the sowing one as well on your new blog when you first mention your mum you have a I there.
You my English teacher or what????LOL
nope, just correcting it for you or being a smartA$$
veg gardener said:
:D
Lucky1 said:
veg gardener said:
Lucky1 said:
veg gardener said:
good read there lucky one thing on your blog you wrote…. I had to climb is around the eggplant to take this photo. shouldn’t the is be a in, i no i am not a great speller but i can pick out small things like that and then just read the correctly.Thanks, I’ll go and check.
same with the sowing one as well on your new blog when you first mention your mum you have a I there.
You my English teacher or what????LOL
nope, just correcting it for you or being a smartA$$
I now know why I love my aprons…… Just filled it with blue lake beans after being to the recycle bin:D
big pockets in aprons are essential :D
another blog, Lucky! Well why not. I really enjoy reading your blogs, you are a natural blog writer. I don’t have the patience to do even one!
bluegreen said:
big pockets in aprons are essential :Danother blog, Lucky! Well why not. I really enjoy reading your blogs, you are a natural blog writer. I don’t have the patience to do even one!
I think if I do another one….I should go into therapy……lol
I just think a gardening person may not want to read about me sewing my fingers to the material….LOL
Great blog and stories Lucky1 :D
Happy Potter said:
Great blog and stories Lucky1 :D
Thanks HP:D I have fun doing them…..
Lucky1 said:
I have some FAB TAB tomato photos on my blog:Dhttp://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/12/more-food-for-our-plates.html
good toms and early – that eggplant is big too.
Oh I am stoked with the 3 spuds I harvested for tonight’s meal….. Think two will feed 3 of us easy.
http://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/
Put the link…geez
love your bumble bees on your blog Lucky
The Estate said:
love your bumble bees on your blog Lucky
Thanks Thee:)
I’ve updated my blog……
http://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/12/outside-my-window.html
Lucky1 said:
I’ve updated my blog……http://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/12/outside-my-window.html
Awesome, Lucky!!
New Holland Honeyeaters are my favourite thing in the WORLD! My dad has a regular crew (along with little brown and singing honeyeaters, and silvereyes) who come to bathe in his birdbath every day. I just hooked my little birdbath up to the retic the other day, so I’m hoping that now it will stay full and they will come to use it more often. I haven’t got many nectar producing plants in yet, but I think the new hollands live next door, and they often come to pinch nesting material from a neglected hanging basket above my birdbath.
A few items down the list is to get a really big bird bath – I already have the spot worked out – where the bigger birds who come to pinch fruit can have a drink a bit higher up, away from the dog.
Thanks Bon:D I must say they are very high up in my list of birds I love to have visit.
Once of the reasons I am so excited with my outdoor wedding venue – if you go there early in the morning or early in the evening, you walk up this raised boardwalk surrounded by banksias, and the banksias are full of new hollands :):)
bon008 said:
Once of the reasons I am so excited with my outdoor wedding venue – if you go there early in the morning or early in the evening, you walk up this raised boardwalk surrounded by banksias, and the banksias are full of new hollands :):)
Oh how purr-fect:D
bon008 said:
Once of the reasons I am so excited with my outdoor wedding venue – if you go there early in the morning or early in the evening, you walk up this raised boardwalk surrounded by banksias, and the banksias are full of new hollands :):)
Oh that does sound lovely……I am always amazed at how loud (decibels) they are.
Where are you getting married Bon?
My friends wedding is at Carilley Estate in Swan Valley.
Muschee said:
Oh that does sound lovely……I am always amazed at how loud (decibels) they are.
Where are you getting married Bon?
My friends wedding is at Carilley Estate in Swan Valley.
Reabold Hill, in City Beach – don’t know if you know it, a lot of people don’t. It’s in the middle of Bold Park and I believe it’s the highest point in the coastal plain or something like that :) And we’re having the reception at the Quarry Amphitheatre which is just next door…
bon008 said:
Muschee said:
Oh that does sound lovely……I am always amazed at how loud (decibels) they are.
Where are you getting married Bon?
My friends wedding is at Carilley Estate in Swan Valley.
Reabold Hill, in City Beach – don’t know if you know it, a lot of people don’t. It’s in the middle of Bold Park and I believe it’s the highest point in the coastal plain or something like that :) And we’re having the reception at the Quarry Amphitheatre which is just next door…
The name is familiar but not the place. Sounds very nice anyways.
Always great to have the reception very close by.
Muschee said:
The name is familiar but not the place. Sounds very nice anyways.
Always great to have the reception very close by.
It’s pretty much my favourite place in the metro area, so I was stoked I’m allowed to get married there :)
Anyway, better stop hijacking Lucky’s thread… :D
Banjo and her babies, hatched Monday Christmas week:D
http://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/12/banjos-babies.html
bon008 said:
Muschee said:
The name is familiar but not the place. Sounds very nice anyways.
Always great to have the reception very close by.It’s pretty much my favourite place in the metro area, so I was stoked I’m allowed to get married there :)
Anyway, better stop hijacking Lucky’s thread… :D
Naa your fine…. thread feels loved:D
Lucky1 said:
Banjo and her babies, hatched Monday Christmas week:Dhttp://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/12/banjos-babies.html
Awwwww :)
bon008 said:
Lucky1 said:
Banjo and her babies, hatched Monday Christmas week:Dhttp://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/12/banjos-babies.html
Awwwww :)
Hey Lucky, do you use Ravelry?
Just wondered, as I don’t remember hearing you mention it… and I reckon it would be useful for you :)
(I don’t have an account but my crafty knitting friend LOVES it)
bon008 said:
Hey Lucky, do you use Ravelry?Just wondered, as I don’t remember hearing you mention it… and I reckon it would be useful for you :)
(I don’t have an account but my crafty knitting friend LOVES it)
Oh yes….. over 12 months now.
I’m Lucky-01 over there…….I’m not knitting much at the moment… just so busy and so humid.
Also I have the sewing machine:D
Lucky1 said:
Oh yes….. over 12 months now.
I’m Lucky-01 over there…….I’m not knitting much at the moment… just so busy and so humid.
Also I have the sewing machine:D
Oh cool :) Yes I just read all the way through your new sewing blog – I don’t know how you fit everything into your life!! :)
bon008 said:
Lucky1 said:
Oh yes….. over 12 months now.
I’m Lucky-01 over there…….I’m not knitting much at the moment… just so busy and so humid.
Also I have the sewing machine:D
Oh cool :) Yes I just read all the way through your new sewing blog – I don’t know how you fit everything into your life!! :)
Me neither.
I updated the blog just after midnight last night….. couldn’t sleep. May as well get some jobs out the way….LOL
Very egg-cited about the tomatoes being made into sauce and they are all from my garden. Last year we got 500 gram off the plants. No more for that whole season.
Lucky I see you’re growing rhubarb and asparagus.
When my new vegie patch is up and running I was going to use one bath tub for rhubarb and the other for asparagus. What you think? Will the grow well in the tubs?
I’ve only ever grown rhubarb years ago in the ground tho and didn’t hang around there long enough to get a good harvest :(
Muschee said:
Lucky I see you’re growing rhubarb and asparagus.
When my new vegie patch is up and running I was going to use one bath tub for rhubarb and the other for asparagus. What you think? Will the grow well in the tubs?
I’ve only ever grown rhubarb years ago in the ground tho and didn’t hang around there long enough to get a good harvest :(
Well considering I’m a cereal rhubarb killer…. until I met #10 & #11.
I think they should both grow nicely in the bath tubs. Just pick a good spot for the tubs as they will be too heavy to move;P
Lucky1 said:
Muschee said:
Lucky I see you’re growing rhubarb and asparagus.
When my new vegie patch is up and running I was going to use one bath tub for rhubarb and the other for asparagus. What you think? Will the grow well in the tubs?
I’ve only ever grown rhubarb years ago in the ground tho and didn’t hang around there long enough to get a good harvest :(
Well considering I’m a cereal rhubarb killer…. until I met #10 & #11.
I think they should both grow nicely in the bath tubs. Just pick a good spot for the tubs as they will be too heavy to move;P
Yep, they’re full of vegies atm so will have to wait…and resist planting anything else in them.
Muschee said:
Lucky1 said:
Muschee said:
Lucky I see you’re growing rhubarb and asparagus.
When my new vegie patch is up and running I was going to use one bath tub for rhubarb and the other for asparagus. What you think? Will the grow well in the tubs?
I’ve only ever grown rhubarb years ago in the ground tho and didn’t hang around there long enough to get a good harvest :(
Well considering I’m a cereal rhubarb killer…. until I met #10 & #11.
I think they should both grow nicely in the bath tubs. Just pick a good spot for the tubs as they will be too heavy to move;P
Yep, they’re full of vegies atm so will have to wait…and resist planting anything else in them.
Give it a go. Remember you can’t harvest the asparagus for about 2 years after planting them out. That is if the asparagus crowns are 2 years old when you bought them.
Lucky1 said:
Give it a go. Remember you can’t harvest the asparagus for about 2 years after planting them out. That is if the asparagus crowns are 2 years old when you bought them.
How much sun does asparagus need? I’d like to fill one of my garden gaps with asparagus, not sure where would be best though…
Lucky1 said:
Muschee said:
Lucky1 said:
Muschee said:
Lucky I see you’re growing rhubarb and asparagus.
When my new vegie patch is up and running I was going to use one bath tub for rhubarb and the other for asparagus. What you think? Will the grow well in the tubs?
I’ve only ever grown rhubarb years ago in the ground tho and didn’t hang around there long enough to get a good harvest :(
Well considering I’m a cereal rhubarb killer…. until I met #10 & #11.
I think they should both grow nicely in the bath tubs. Just pick a good spot for the tubs as they will be too heavy to move;P
Yep, they’re full of vegies atm so will have to wait…and resist planting anything else in them.
Give it a go. Remember you can’t harvest the asparagus for about 2 years after planting them out. That is if the asparagus crowns are 2 years old when you bought them.
mmm yes I knew it would be some time before I get the benefits. So best to check how old the crowns are when I buy them
bon008 said:
Lucky1 said:
Give it a go. Remember you can’t harvest the asparagus for about 2 years after planting them out. That is if the asparagus crowns are 2 years old when you bought them.
How much sun does asparagus need? I’d like to fill one of my garden gaps with asparagus, not sure where would be best though…
Lucky1 said:
bon008 said:
Lucky1 said:
Give it a go. Remember you can’t harvest the asparagus for about 2 years after planting them out. That is if the asparagus crowns are 2 years old when you bought them.
How much sun does asparagus need? I’d like to fill one of my garden gaps with asparagus, not sure where would be best though…
Most vegies…need 6 hours sun a day….go with 6 hours where possible.
Cheers :)
Muschee said:
mmm yes I knew it would be some time before I get the benefits. So best to check how old the crowns are when I buy them
it’s either seeds or crowns, and crowns are usually sold as 2 yr old.
Muschee said:
Yep, they’re full of vegies atm so will have to wait…and resist planting anything else in them.
Afternoon all…
Only trouble with the rhubarb and asparagus obviously is that you won’t be able to use them for other vegies in the future. But that’s a small price to pay for yummy rhubarb and asparagus.
Hey Lucky as I was cutting the leaves off the rhubarb I picked yesterday I was thinking of your attempts at growing rhubarb a couple of years ago (the old forum days). I gather you finally managed to succeed with it.
Muschee said:
Lucky1 said:
Muschee said:
Lucky1 said:
Muschee said:
Lucky I see you’re growing rhubarb and asparagus.
When my new vegie patch is up and running I was going to use one bath tub for rhubarb and the other for asparagus. What you think? Will the grow well in the tubs?
I’ve only ever grown rhubarb years ago in the ground tho and didn’t hang around there long enough to get a good harvest :(
Well considering I’m a cereal rhubarb killer…. until I met #10 & #11.
I think they should both grow nicely in the bath tubs. Just pick a good spot for the tubs as they will be too heavy to move;P
Yep, they’re full of vegies atm so will have to wait…and resist planting anything else in them.
Give it a go. Remember you can’t harvest the asparagus for about 2 years after planting them out. That is if the asparagus crowns are 2 years old when you bought them.
mmm yes I knew it would be some time before I get the benefits. So best to check how old the crowns are when I buy them
I’ve never grown asparagus before, but I am trying with seed this year. Will be interesting to see if they survive long enough to develop crowns.
AnneS said:
Hey Lucky as I was cutting the leaves off the rhubarb I picked yesterday I was thinking of your attempts at growing rhubarb a couple of years ago (the old forum days). I gather you finally managed to succeed with it.
bluegreen said:
:)
AnneS said:
Hey Lucky as I was cutting the leaves off the rhubarb I picked yesterday I was thinking of your attempts at growing rhubarb a couple of years ago (the old forum days). I gather you finally managed to succeed with it.
the verdict is still out on victims #10 & #11!!
Only trouble with the rhubarb and asparagus obviously is that you won’t be able to use them for other vegies in the future. But that’s a small price to pay for yummy rhubarb and asparagus.
Yep that was the idea with the tubs to keep them as permanent crops. I originally thought I’d throw them away, but they’ve been so good to me, I just can’t do it.
So the plan it for asparagus & rhubarb. I’m gonna brick around the bottom of the tubs and grow herbs or something so it will also look pretty.
Hey Lucky as I was cutting the leaves off the rhubarb I picked yesterday I was thinking of your attempts at growing rhubarb a couple of years ago (the old forum days). I gather you finally managed to succeed with it.
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Sort of worked it out now AnneS.
The 2 that haven’t been killed yet, were in pots with great roots in the potting mix.
bluegreen said:
AnneS said:
Hey Lucky as I was cutting the leaves off the rhubarb I picked yesterday I was thinking of your attempts at growing rhubarb a couple of years ago (the old forum days). I gather you finally managed to succeed with it.
the verdict is still out on victims #10 & #11!!
Muschee said:
Only trouble with the rhubarb and asparagus obviously is that you won’t be able to use them for other vegies in the future. But that’s a small price to pay for yummy rhubarb and asparagus.Yep that was the idea with the tubs to keep them as permanent crops. I originally thought I’d throw them away, but they’ve been so good to me, I just can’t do it.
So the plan it for asparagus & rhubarb. I’m gonna brick around the bottom of the tubs and grow herbs or something so it will also look pretty.
Lucky1 said:
bluegreen said:
AnneS said:
Hey Lucky as I was cutting the leaves off the rhubarb I picked yesterday I was thinking of your attempts at growing rhubarb a couple of years ago (the old forum days). I gather you finally managed to succeed with it.
the verdict is still out on victims #10 & #11!!
Yes the votes are interesting…LOL
Where are the photos? I seem to have missed them! Can’t vote without seeing them…lol
Anne look on my blog about half way down and you’ll see the links to my posts. Click on rhubarb and all will come up.
Or you can click here… http://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/11/rhubarb-update.html
Must take new photos…… this was back in Nov
Muschee said:
Yep that was the idea with the tubs to keep them as permanent crops. I originally thought I’d throw them away, but they’ve been so good to me, I just can’t do it.
So the plan it for asparagus & rhubarb. I’m gonna brick around the bottom of the tubs and grow herbs or something so it will also look pretty.
Sounds really nice :)
Lucky1 said:
Anne look on my blog about half way down and you’ll see the links to my posts. Click on rhubarb and all will come up.Or you can click here… http://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/11/rhubarb-update.html
Must take new photos…… this was back in Nov
Here are some of mine:
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1010280.jpg
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1010281.jpg
AnneS said:
Lucky1 said:
Anne look on my blog about half way down and you’ll see the links to my posts. Click on rhubarb and all will come up.Or you can click here… http://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/11/rhubarb-update.html
Must take new photos…… this was back in Nov
Here are some of mine:
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1010280.jpg
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1010281.jpg
Man….dreams are made of this………drool
Lucky1 said:
AnneS said:
Lucky1 said:
Anne look on my blog about half way down and you’ll see the links to my posts. Click on rhubarb and all will come up.Or you can click here… http://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/11/rhubarb-update.html
Must take new photos…… this was back in Nov
Here are some of mine:
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1010280.jpg
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1010281.jpg
Oh get out of town;PMan….dreams are made of this………drool
lol…must be the great NSW clay soil…..don’t be jealous…the rest of your garden leaves mine for dead I’d reckon…and you are so much more organised than me! I don’t get near as much done :)
AnneS said:
Muschee said:
Only trouble with the rhubarb and asparagus obviously is that you won’t be able to use them for other vegies in the future. But that’s a small price to pay for yummy rhubarb and asparagus.Yep that was the idea with the tubs to keep them as permanent crops. I originally thought I’d throw them away, but they’ve been so good to me, I just can’t do it.
So the plan it for asparagus & rhubarb. I’m gonna brick around the bottom of the tubs and grow herbs or something so it will also look pretty.
Cool. I grew sweet potato in a bathtub a couple of years ago. And before that had raspberries, but they died because I couldn’t keep the water up to them. We were working 7 days a week and during the drought had even less time than we do now for gardening. At the moment it doesn’r have anything in it. Might have to rectify that!
did the sweet potato go alright in a bathtub as we have 3 laying in the paddocks use them for water tubs for animals.
veg gardener said:
AnneS said:
Muschee said:
Only trouble with the rhubarb and asparagus obviously is that you won’t be able to use them for other vegies in the future. But that’s a small price to pay for yummy rhubarb and asparagus.Yep that was the idea with the tubs to keep them as permanent crops. I originally thought I’d throw them away, but they’ve been so good to me, I just can’t do it.
So the plan it for asparagus & rhubarb. I’m gonna brick around the bottom of the tubs and grow herbs or something so it will also look pretty.
Cool. I grew sweet potato in a bathtub a couple of years ago. And before that had raspberries, but they died because I couldn’t keep the water up to them. We were working 7 days a week and during the drought had even less time than we do now for gardening. At the moment it doesn’r have anything in it. Might have to rectify that!did the sweet potato go alright in a bathtub as we have 3 laying in the paddocks use them for water tubs for animals.
AnneS said:
veg gardener said:
AnneS said:
Muschee said:
Only trouble with the rhubarb and asparagus obviously is that you won’t be able to use them for other vegies in the future. But that’s a small price to pay for yummy rhubarb and asparagus.Yep that was the idea with the tubs to keep them as permanent crops. I originally thought I’d throw them away, but they’ve been so good to me, I just can’t do it.
So the plan it for asparagus & rhubarb. I’m gonna brick around the bottom of the tubs and grow herbs or something so it will also look pretty.
Cool. I grew sweet potato in a bathtub a couple of years ago. And before that had raspberries, but they died because I couldn’t keep the water up to them. We were working 7 days a week and during the drought had even less time than we do now for gardening. At the moment it doesn’r have anything in it. Might have to rectify that!did the sweet potato go alright in a bathtub as we have 3 laying in the paddocks use them for water tubs for animals.
Arvo VG.
Yep went well. I think I have a pic somewhere here on my computer, will put it up if I find it.
lol…must be the great NSW clay soil…..don’t be jealous…the rest of your garden leaves mine for dead I’d reckon…and you are so much more organised than me! I don’t get near as much done :)
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I think we can stand and admire each other at the same level:)
And we’re having the reception at the Quarry Amphitheatre which is just next door…
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wow – a quarry amphitheatre – sounds great and what a rock solid way to begin a marriage. LOL
Lucky1 said:
Banjo and her babies, hatched Monday Christmas week:Dhttp://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/12/banjos-babies.html
oops – hijacking agin – that birdbath is certainly getting well used. lovely to have a window onto it.
how much water do you put into it each day lucky1?
pepe’s ponds attract heaps of birds bees and frogs – but we are constantly refilling.
its good tho’ – no bees on the swimming pool
veg gardener said:
did the sweet potato go alright in a bathtub as we have 3 laying in the paddocks use them for water tubs for animals.
Now no comments on the shape! The chopping board is 24cm X 33cm to give you an idea of the size
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1012508.jpg
AnneS said:
Lucky1 said:
Anne look on my blog about half way down and you’ll see the links to my posts. Click on rhubarb and all will come up.Or you can click here… http://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/11/rhubarb-update.html
Must take new photos…… this was back in Nov
Here are some of mine:
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1010280.jpg
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1010281.jpg
geez AnneS – thats impressive. would you be my new rhubarb guru? – i’ve only killed two plants so far. LOL.
AnneS said:
veg gardener said:
did the sweet potato go alright in a bathtub as we have 3 laying in the paddocks use them for water tubs for animals.
Now no comments on the shape! The chopping board is 24cm X 33cm to give you an idea of the size
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1012508.jpg
pretty nice size sweet potato, where abouts in NSW are you located?
pepe said:
AnneS said:
Lucky1 said:
Anne look on my blog about half way down and you’ll see the links to my posts. Click on rhubarb and all will come up.Or you can click here… http://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/11/rhubarb-update.html
Must take new photos…… this was back in Nov
Here are some of mine:
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1010280.jpg
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1010281.jpg
geez AnneS – thats impressive. would you be my new rhubarb guru? – i’ve only killed two plants so far. LOL.
lol…neglect goes a long way….every so often OH gives it a good feed with chook poo, compost and mulch, and the bed is well drained, but we aren’t diligent with watering by any stretch of the imagination…and I must admit it really is OH’s work not mine.
veg gardener said:
AnneS said:
veg gardener said:did the sweet potato go alright in a bathtub as we have 3 laying in the paddocks use them for water tubs for animals.
Now no comments on the shape! The chopping board is 24cm X 33cm to give you an idea of the size
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p70/beaver_album/P1012508.jpg
pretty nice size sweet potato, where abouts in NSW are you located?
South coast about halfway between Nowra and Ulladulla
BTW the sweet potato was from 2006-2007 harvest. Haven’t got any in this year
pepe said:
Lucky1 said:
Banjo and her babies, hatched Monday Christmas week:Dhttp://luckysduckfarm.blogspot.com/2008/12/banjos-babies.html
oops – hijacking agin – that birdbath is certainly getting well used. lovely to have a window onto it.
how much water do you put into it each day lucky1?
pepe’s ponds attract heaps of birds bees and frogs – but we are constantly refilling.
its good tho’ – no bees on the swimming pool
lol…neglect goes a long way….every so often OH gives it a good feed with chook poo, compost and mulch, and the bed is well drained, but we aren’t diligent with watering by any stretch of the imagination…and I must admit it really is OH’s work not mine.
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ok – takes notes – chook poo, compost, mulch, good drainage and get the other half to do it.
umm? – OH helped to kill the last one – might need to change OH. LOL.
pepe said:
lol…neglect goes a long way….every so often OH gives it a good feed with chook poo, compost and mulch, and the bed is well drained, but we aren’t diligent with watering by any stretch of the imagination…and I must admit it really is OH’s work not mine.
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ok – takes notes – chook poo, compost, mulch, good drainage and get the other half to do it.
umm? – OH helped to kill the last one – might need to change OH. LOL.
AnneS said:
pepe said:
lol…neglect goes a long way….every so often OH gives it a good feed with chook poo, compost and mulch, and the bed is well drained, but we aren’t diligent with watering by any stretch of the imagination…and I must admit it really is OH’s work not mine.
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ok – takes notes – chook poo, compost, mulch, good drainage and get the other half to do it.
umm? – OH helped to kill the last one – might need to change OH. LOL.
lol…don’t forget the neglect for most of the time…..
Lucky1 said:
AnneS said:
pepe said:
lol…neglect goes a long way….every so often OH gives it a good feed with chook poo, compost and mulch, and the bed is well drained, but we aren’t diligent with watering by any stretch of the imagination…and I must admit it really is OH’s work not mine.
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ok – takes notes – chook poo, compost, mulch, good drainage and get the other half to do it.
umm? – OH helped to kill the last one – might need to change OH. LOL.
lol…don’t forget the neglect for most of the time…..
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