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Hi, for the past few months I have been browsing this forum and a lot of valuable information has been gained simply by trawling through old posts. I only started my own vegetable patch around October 2007 (where my caravan used to be stored) I have prepared 4no 7' x 4' beds after a lot of hard digging and soil improving. In addition to this I have also made a permanent raspberry bed about 14' long x 4' wide, with post and wire supports, plus, a similiar bed for thornless blackberries. There is quite a bit been planted under the ground, first early spuds, broad beans and early peas, can't wait to see some of it above the ground.
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Hi Bazza...welcome to a really informative forum....hopefully the weather will improve soon, so you can see some new shoots! Enjoy!"A cat sees no good reason why it should obey another animal, even if it does stand on two legs." -
Hi Bazza, welcome to the 'Vine
Sounds like you've worked hard getting all that ready over the winter, I'm sure you'll reap the rewards for it. I can't wait to get things going - my little greenhouse is bursting at the seams 
Here's to a good summer
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Hi Bazza, good to see ya'. We're all looking forward to a good summer, not far off now.I you'st to have a handle on the world .. but it BROKE!!Comment
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Good morrow Bazza, welcome aboard.
COME ON YOU SUMMER (in best football lout chant).A simple dude trying to grow veg. http://haywayne.blogspot.com/
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hello and welcome to the mad house.
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