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Magnificent May's NSD Challenge!
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Well done short bird
Not one for me today, I've forked out for some weed control fabric!
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NSD2 for me please. Thanks cathybird.Not all who wander are lost - J.R.R.Tolkien
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Great start @WinterWarrior
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"A large income is the best recipe for happiness I ever heard of" Jane Austen in Mansfield Park.
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NSD 1 for me ... 1/16
Very happy as we were tempted at the pub yesterday to do their Sunday roast takeout today. But we didn’t ... rather we went to the allotment this morning and then ate out of freezer saving ourselves £40!- Grocery Challenge: April £263.60 / £250
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NSD today making 2/12 this month so far🙂.paydbx2025 #26 £890/£5000 . Mortgage start £148k June 23 - now £138k.
2025 savings challenge £0/£2000 EF £140. Savings 2 £30.00. 171 -
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short bird 1/17
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Well done beanie, WinterWarrior, Sallyp2 and Honeysucklelou2
Sallyp2, I've got an allotment! The weed fabric I mentioned earlier is going to go on some beds there. It's great growing fruit and veg
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We gave up on weed fabric - found weeds grew through it and made a mat we couldn’t pull up. For a free option try old compost sacks. Cut them down the seam so they open up. Found the inside is also back, so goI’d for warming up soil. You also end up using the plastic bag and not throwing it into landfillcathybird said:Well done beanie, WinterWarrior, Sallyp2 and Honeysucklelou2
Sallyp2, I've got an allotment! The weed fabric I mentioned earlier is going to go on some beds there. It's great growing fruit and veg
- Grocery Challenge: April £263.60 / £250
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I've always used weed fabric and in fact find it very effective - it does break down every few years, as everything does, but at that point I replace it. I make my own compost and only buy it once in a blue moon so it's a good suggestion but I would never have enough leftover sacks to cover the amount of ground I need to cover!Sallyp2 said:
We gave up on weed fabric - found weeds grew through it and made a mat we couldn’t pull up. For a free option try old compost sacks. Cut them down the seam so they open up. Found the inside is also back, so goI’d for warming up soil. You also end up using the plastic bag and not throwing it into landfillcathybird said:Well done beanie, WinterWarrior, Sallyp2 and Honeysucklelou2
Sallyp2, I've got an allotment! The weed fabric I mentioned earlier is going to go on some beds there. It's great growing fruit and veg
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