where do i get cheap black plastic?

[buttercup]

Thanks everyone, your advice is so helpful!
There are so many pitfalls to look out for that your advice is a god send!
We plan to keep things as natural as posible, so it looks like diggin and covering over what we dont need is the way forward.
sorry i cant thank everyone individualy for there help, i use the computer in work and ill either get told off or taken the piss out off for being a 24yr old gardener!
Sod em!!!! let them eat there supermarket rubbish, i know some people who dont even know where peas come from????
thanks again for your help!
cheers buttercup x x

[WiZeR]

good luck buttercup and you are not alone, I'm only a couple of years older than you and I love my allotment!

[buttercup]

Thank you,
We are the next generation,
i havent been able to do much on my lottie yet but i can tell that i will make sure that wherever i move in the future it has got to have an allotment in the area or have a bloody big garden!
i cant get over how addictive it is, my family think ive gone mad!
i can see that im gonna get addicted to the grapevine too!
cheers buttercup x x

[nick the grief]

good luck buttercup and you are not alone, I'm only a couple of years older than you and I love my allotment!

Bloody Hell Wizer - I'm nearly twice your age so I'll soon be a fulltime lottie plotter

[WiZeR]

well, my bad back kind of puts 20yrs on me

[Poledragon]

Buttercup, thick cardboard is my suggestion, and if you know any florists near by they tend to have a lot of cardboard kicking around. DH gets his flowers delivered in boxes the size of small coffins and there's just a couple a big copper staples to remove. No tape!