They could not afford my wage rates mate ..,..I heard you helped a West family up north in the 1980s to lay some patios lol
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Gardening with Joey
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I'll take down dat coal powered MG, I tel u Hwat
I dried out some habanero seeds joey. How will they fare in our climate do you think? And is it too late?
Simon Buttle
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No they will be fine mate, they usually need to go in a few weeks before the last frost and we are due another cold snap this weekend, they might need a bit of nitrogen from time to time but should grow fine.
Death
I'll take down dat coal powered MG, I tel u Hwat
Thansk Simon. I'm just germinating them now. Not too late ye think?
Simon Buttle
Player Valuation: £50m
No mate you should be fine, if you are worried about the weather at all invest in one of those cheap little plastic greenhouse things, they are great for growing stuff like peppers.
As long as you kept them around 8-10 c in a sealed bag they will germinate but sow mid April indoors in a heated tray they need 21 c to germinate cover the seed very lightly and spray daily to increase humidity keep indoors once germinated prick out the strongest ones into a small plug & grow on then transfer into a sheltered area when it warms up outside they are the easiest chilli to grow if your seed is duff don't worry you can pick it up cheap online plus it's not too late .....only sow if you have a tempreture to grow them in it has to be hot plus humid .....grow them on in the same way to get the best results Chilies are slow growers depending on our summers etc
A good tip for lawns when it warms up give it a good cut then lightly fork here and there to improve drainage the wait for a rain forecast and mix a multi-purpose compost in a big trug and sprinkle deep over any bare patches wait for seed to germinate and get to about 3.5 cm and cut the grass again on a dry day...
How about a garden that used to be basically a farm? How do I get it back to... Well, normal?
ArtetaMagic
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I hired a stump grinder for 65 quid and the gardener charged me another 60 to do the work but he is cheap. Also at the weekend there I got sent some photos of a guy who mangled his foot on a stump grinder, and when I say mangled I mean absolutely destroyed.
ArtetaMagic
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Joey, my grass has pretty much stopped growing. Can I just rake the ground and over seed it? I did try in autumn but think I was couple weeks too late when it was too cold.
Get a hire rotovatar plus akaboter if needed or so off any water loggedareS drainage needed.....
Start then start with a blank canvas pm with a photo.......
Yes in a out two weeks mix yourseedin a multi purpose compost mx well......keep it watered
Yes do it yourself £180 is steep....
Thanks. It looks straightforward.
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