frank67

[donnakebab]

thanks
all southern irelanders r charmers

Yep I fell for that 30 something years ago. OH from Dublin...but they don't count do they.

Welcome Frank.

[chris]

Welcome to the vine frank67

[Glutton4...]

Hello, and welcome to the Madhouse!

[binley100]

Wot they ^^^ said .....welcome

[frank67]

thanks for the welcome
of course dublin counts,

[frank67]

thats what they said,do you think they dont mean it

[frank67]

thank you,so its a mad house

[shobhna]

hello and welcome

[veggiechicken]

What will you be growing this year, Frank?

[frank67]

hi
i will be growing asparagus,rhurbarb,carrots,swedes,leeks,lots of herbs,potatos onions and strawberry.
what about you,do you grow much

[frank67]

hi and thanks for the welcome

[veggiechicken]

I tend to grow perennials like rhubarb, soft fruit and herbs mostly, with salads and tomatoes in the greenhouse and potatoes, onions and beans wherever I can squeeze them in. I don't have an allotment and the soil in my garden is shallow and stony so root crops are difficult. Anything that I grow and can eat is a bonus!

[donnakebab]

What part of Ireland Frank? I've been to Dublin (obviously) Wexford, Glendalough, Kerry (particularly liked the Dingle Peninsula, the lakes of ,Kilarney, the rock of Cashel Tipperarey, Waterford, Cork, Kinsale and Clonakilty. You'll have to excuse the spelling.

I had my first ever hot toddy on that trip.

Daughter's dog (see above) was rescued from Cork by Dog's Trust.