Help MBE grow his dinner 2013.

RedLass

D&DD wrote: »

ooh the wild garlic sounds interesting MrB is it legal to dig up from common land I wonder as we have loads here where I walk doglet.

Would anybody notice? :whistle:

D&DD

Well it's all over the place and no-one would see me,I'd only get a tiny bit anyway:D The council never worried about letting tractors and diggers ruin the place when they put the cattle fencing in

mrbadexample

D&#8517 wrote: »

ooh the wild garlic sounds interesting MrB is it legal to dig up from common land I wonder as we have loads here where I walk doglet.

I don't know. But since I was given it, it's the bloke that gave it to me that's in trouble.

Badrick

mrbadexample wrote: »

I don't know. But since I was given it, it's the bloke that gave it to me that's in trouble.

There's an offense of handling stolen goods you know

Put a clump of Ramsons in my little patch last year (obtained legally of course), looks to be popping up everywhere just now, but it disappears again in June.
It is considered an invasive weed by some, so you need to be aware of it's spreading habit.
Just ensure it smells like garlic cos lily of the valley is a similar plant form and if you eat that, you could wind up pushing up the daisies.:(

annie123

D&#8517 wrote: »

May's GYO mag just dropped on the doormat at least I can dream of warmer weather..

Bit short on magazines now are we :rotfl:I sense another pile starting

D&#8517 wrote: »

Well it's all over the place and no-one would see me,I'd only get a tiny bit anyway:D The council never worried about letting tractors and diggers ruin the place when they put the cattle fencing in

I forgot about the cows, how are they? and can 'one' get to the cowpats?

I've had dandruff snow to big fat flakes snow today:( blizzard of snow and hailstones at present. That jet stream had better leave Africa and head north quickly, my plants and I have had enough of winter to last 10 years.

D&DD

annie123 wrote: »

Bit short on magazines now are we :rotfl:I sense another pile starting

I forgot about the cows, how are they? and can 'one' get to the cowpats?

I've had dandruff snow to big fat flakes snow today:( blizzard of snow and hailstones at present. That jet stream had better leave Africa and head north quickly, my plants and I have had enough of winter to last 10 years.

lol s'ok Annie I have a friend who reads them after :rotfl: have you still got that large car boot????

The cows are gone now so it's safe to collect pats yes tbh there aren't that many I think the allotment folk beat me to it! I did get a few though *picture me in marigolds with a black sack* the dog walkers already thought I'd lost the plot when they saw me with my fruitpicker..

This snow is silly,there was none forecast besides a sprinkle maybe and its hammered down here all day,not impressed!

Pre-war_babe_33

A slight flurry of snow here this afternoon too, but I didn`t let it worry me because I was nice and warm indoors painting pictures of flowers instead of planting them.

annie123

mrbadexample wrote: »

Fortunately t'other half is a teacher and managed to order some for me.

Oh, just noticed, you've gone from having 'other interests/distractions' last year to an 'other half' this year, congratulations

djohn2002uk

annie123 wrote: »

Oh, just noticed, you've gone from having 'other interests/distractions' last year to an 'other half' this year, congratulations

I wasn't quite sure whether to mention that or not but thought if I wait Annie will do it:rotfl:

Little_Vics

I think that deserves more details, sir, if you are shunning us for another love.

(my garden is still under snow, btw)