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Hello there, I am Thomas( I prefer Mouldy) I am 20years young and Live in Scotland. I am mostly growing Fruit and veg. I don't have a garden so I am improvising, with containers and the likes.
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Hi Mouldy, welcome to the forum! Plenty of container growers here, so you'll fit right in. Check out Potstubsdustbins' threads (think I got his name correct!), his whole garden is devoted to containers!Last edited by chris; 10-04-2012, 10:00 PM. -
Thanks for that, Was a bit worried that no one else did that. I'll give him a search.
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Hi Mouldy and a big welcome from me too. Lots of us grow crops in containers so you are not alone!
Pots will be along soon, I feel sure, and he will inundate you with advice - as will the rest of us!Comment
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Hi , welcome from me .......
S*d the housework I have a lottie to dig
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Welcome aboard Mr Mouldy Bread.
As I was looking through the list of new posts, my eye kept being drawn to this thread and until I entered the thread I could have sworn it said "Evening all - Mr Mouldy Beard".
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me too
hey mr mouldy....is that cos you're eating your greens and it's the only green thing? arf arf...never mind, sorry, nice to see you and welcome
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I don't do containers....to much watering. But we are using no-dig gardening as we have a lot of rock under the dirt an the weeds are shocking. So we just put down cardboard then hay and compost and layer it till it's high enough or we run out. We used bales around the edges early on at the corners where the frost might gather so it would flow over the top, then took it down when it got hot enough. So you can make containers out of hay bales and then use them as mulch and in the compost. Also roll up chicken wire in a circle and put hay and compost in it and plant potatoes etc. Of course if it's windy like here you would want to tent peg them to the ground! AiAli
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Hi mouldy......welcome to the vine......is your surname Dixon? And do you live in Dock Green?
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Welcome to the vine Mouldy! I think you have come to the right place!Whooops - now what are the dogs getting up to?Comment
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welcome to the vineComment
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Hello and welcome to the vine Mouldy
Location....East Midlands.Comment
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Welcome to the vine Mouldy
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Hello Mouldy and a very warm welcome to the Vine. Could you put your location into your profile so it shows at the top left of your posts please? We're bound to forget where you are otherwise!
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Welcome from me too.sigpic“Gorillas are very intelligent, but they don't have to be as delicate as chimps -- they can just smash open the termite nest,”
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