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Autumn Garlic
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Can anyone help please?20p savers club
before joining had nothing
joined on 19/03
now have £40.00 saved :j :j :j
saving to pay off debts Debts now paid off. Yeah.
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Demented mine started to do the same, i read somewhere (famous last words i know) that sometimes onions and garlic need a bit of a feed in spring....even though they dont like the soil too rich etc so i gently dug in a few chicken pellets and sprinkling of phosphate........touch wood this seems to have helped the greenery coming up now looks better, suppose it makes sense the pellets have quite a bit of Nitrogen i think.....sorry demented i am only just getting to grips with this whole different fertilisers thing but maybe someone else more experienced has other ideas?Every Penny's a prisoner :T0
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