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Hi Whitedragon! Welcome to our forum!
That is a great sized greenhouse. What are you planning to grow in there? The ground looks as if it might be tricky with it being on a slope. As for having peacocks - wow! I wonder if they will eat the veggies? |
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hi well a bit of every thing and as for the birds they dont seem to want the plants they look for the bugs lol
yeah the ground is a pain but just have to work with the land greenhouse needs a lot of work not been used in over 6 years but im working on it |
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yes I'm just going though the Thompson and Morgan catalogue ha ha ill end up spending loads
but ill be selling some plants next year too also I'm going to be growing giant pumpkins to see how big i can get one also im building an exotic butterfly house too |
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i will do and if any one else wants to have butterflys heres the best place
http://www.oxfly.co.uk/lps/index.html |
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here is an update but i may have done all this work for nout
http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...2/DSCF4218.jpg and here is why the landlord has taken over in one breth he says his doing it for me and in the next im told there will be a kids play ground going were the digging is going on in this pic http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...2/DSCF4220.jpg so im not happy today not one bit |
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Whitedragon you don't need loads of ground to grow vegetables. That greenhouse is really big and you could have a container vegetable garden around it. Most vegetables can be grown in containers and potatoes are actually better if you grow them in buckets as you get lovely, clean potatoes that haven't been attacked by insects.
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