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    Hi all,
    I just wanted to post this to thank everyone who has posted hints, tips and various warnings over the last year or so! I have only recently started to grow my own fruit and veg with a very cynical family behind me. They have been totally won over by both the quantity and quality of crops grown from a small space. I now hope to 'graduate' to a proper allotment when I reach the head of the queue and can only thank you for all your comments which have helped me on my way.

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    You're more than welcome Fruitlad. Glad you enjoy the Vine.

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    • #3
      Well done you!- It really is very rewarding to plate up your own produce and having peps say how yummy it is!!!!

      Yup- we've got a fantastic bunch of Grapes on here- and tis lovely that you feel that way Fruitlad!
      It's brilliant to know there is help at hand within minutes too!

      That's also exactly how I feel about my chook mates on here !!!

      Fingers crossed with getting a lottie- lots of piccies pleas when you do!!!

      Keep posting too- it's lovely to hear from you!

      ( gives the lad a hearty pat on the back!)
      "Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple

      Location....Normandy France

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      • #4
        Owww, that's so nice of you to say that FL, but it's also all ya own hard work that's paying off...we all did the easy bit. Keep us all up to date with what's going on in ya garden and as Nicos said...PHOTOS PLEASE

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          Glad your hard work is being appreciated! You can't beat fresh produce.
          Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.

          www.vegheaven.blogspot.com Updated March 9th - Spring

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          • #6
            Lol, my family were very cynical until they tasted home grown potatoes! The wif eis still reluctant to actually provide any sort of physical help, but certainly a lot more behind the whole idea now. This is my third year of growing stuff and I'm about to start on an allotment, previously it's all been in containers so I feel like a complete newbie all over again! It's good fun learning though.
            My organic gardening etc blog - http://thecornflake.blogspot.com

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            • #7
              Well done.

              Well done Fruitlad..Its so rewarding to grow your own, also rewarding to convert others to eating it.. Now`s the time to think ahead to your future allotment plot, and what you want to do and grow on it.
              And as Ginger Ninger says "keep us up to date with what`s going on...etc"

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