Tips and hints

[allotmentlady]

Thought it might be nice to start a thread named this, could help newbies and everyone else lol.........

Ok I will start. Dont forget to dampen soil a little before trying to fill toilet/kitchen rolls for sowing!

Anyone else got a tip or a hint?

[NoWayPedro]

Don't sit down with a lightbulb in your back pocket.

[Hole Digger]

Don't eat yellow snow

[ann-the-nan]

Tips and hints.

Take no notice of so called "experts". Get your advice from specialists. They are the ones you get on the grapevine.

if you join a discussion, have a view one way or another. Sitting on the fence only gives you splinters in your bottie.

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There's a pleasure sure in being mad that non but madmen know.

[ann-the-nan]

Tips and hints.

Me again.
I have been out in thee garden fighting an overgrown pampas, using info from the pampas thread on the grapevine. (Thanks for all the info). That gave me time to have a mull. I did hope I had not offended anyone. All the experts on the grapevine are not "so called but in my eyes are specialists. (Compost specialists, lottie specialists, vegetable specialists, etc.)
I came from a profession that is full of so-called experts, most of them not working in the trade. Also, being a female in a male dominated profession, there were always (some) men telling me ways I could do it better, easier, more profitably. Thus i became allergic to "experts".
I am now grateful to have a hobby full of such kind folk always willing to help.So, if I have sinned and said something out of place, then I beg forgiveness. Please. Pretty please.
Thanks to all you great guys and galls out there.