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Gardening successes/failures

9 November 2015, 22:15,

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RE: Gardening successes/failures

Mary I have raised beds at my allotment with lawn paths between. It's a lot easier for walking, wheelbarrow access etc.. Plus lawn is easier on the knees when tending the beds than bark or gravel.

I had forgotten about our soft fruit. We also had a good year for these.

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Gardening successes/failures - by Geordie_Rob - 9 November 2015, 09:49

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by NorthernRaider - 9 November 2015, 10:22

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by MaryN - 9 November 2015, 20:15

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by NorthernRaider - 9 November 2015, 20:22

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by Geordie_Rob - 9 November 2015, 22:15

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by NorthernRaider - 16 November 2015, 21:26

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by Geordie_Rob - 16 November 2015, 21:29

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by NorthernRaider - 16 November 2015, 21:32

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by MaryN - 16 November 2015, 21:47

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by Geordie_Rob - 16 November 2015, 21:53

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by NorthernRaider - 16 November 2015, 22:00

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by Geordie_Rob - 16 November 2015, 22:06

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by Devonian - 16 November 2015, 23:01

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by NorthernRaider - 16 November 2015, 23:03

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by Devonian - 16 November 2015, 23:17

RE: Gardening successes/failures - by Steve - 17 November 2015, 22:00

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