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I have been waiting for information in GRO magazine about how you order new binders to keep the magazines in, as I need one for 2007 can any one help me please.
All the best
Cockneycorrot
All the best
Cockneycorrot
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No idea as to your questions cockneycorrot, but when we subscribed there was an offer running for free binders, which we've still not had, even tho we subscribed back in November! Anyone else had any similar problems?
PS Sorry for tacking this onto your thread!Blessings
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Are they related to 'bind' weed?Comment
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How deep do you plant them?and do you need to stake them?
Sorry couldn't resist it.
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Thank you Lesley Jay for your help. Flummery & Headfry really made me laughComment
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I'm still waiting for my binder too!Nestled somewhere in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Good soil, strong winds and 4 Giant Puffballs!
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On the 7th May 07 I asked about how I can get a binder for GYO magazine to keep this years in. Lesley Jay said she would find the answer for me,have not heard anything yet. I will cancel my order if I can't get one. Is it because they are now publishing :Lets Grow Veg: £8 a month which I can't afford.Comment
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Can't comment on the binders but the Let's Grow Veg was apparently a one-offHappy Gardening,
ShirleyComment
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Thanks Shirley, I thought it was another monthly publication, I apoligise to Lets grow veg.Comment
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: we used to have binders years ago before combines whoops
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Grow your own binders are so easy to cultivate!
You just sow the binder seed and after a couple of weeks an itsy bitsy binder comes up!
No staking is required and with no pests (apart from school kids pinching them) and as long as they are nurtured it shouldn't be long before you have a usable binder.
One of the other grapes will no doubt be able to furnish you with cooking details but as quite a few people are known to 'cook the books' a binder shouldn't pose any problems!
My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
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Lesley Jay, thank you for your help, I will phone that No. you gave me.Comment
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Remember only to sow Rust resistant varieties in the UK as they are highly suseptable and will have to be destroyed if infected.Originally posted by Snadger View PostGrow your own binders are so easy to cultivate! You just sow the binder seed and after a couple of weeks an itsy bitsy binder comes up!
No staking is required and with no pests (apart from school kids pinching them) and as long as they are nurtured it shouldn't be long before you have a usable binder.
One of the other grapes will no doubt be able to furnish you with cooking details but as quite a few people are known to 'cook the books' a binder shouldn't pose any problems!
There comes a point in your life when you realize who matters, who never did, who won't anymore and who always will. Don't worry about people from your past, there's a reason why they didn't make it in your future.Comment
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