Raised bed allotment Summer 2008
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This is the best allotment video by far, many thanks. I will be making my own liverpool allotment soon so i'll advertise the video on this comment box if you don't mind. the date today is 30/12/11 and my allotment in liverpool should be ready this summer. about 1/6/12. Is there any chance you could upload a recent video of you plot please? KEEPITUP, BrainFrazzler
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Indeed, very organized.. Good job.
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Very tidy!
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i have watched a lot of videos before i start trying to grow veg.
i think i will copy a LOT of your ideas,love the self made green houses.
thanks for taking the time to share :)
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How big is your family? That is a lot of arvesting?
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Superb & very inspiring! Thanks for showing it.
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Truly inspiring mate!
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This is absolutely one of the loveliest and most sensible vegetable gardens I have ever seen on youtube.Thank you so much for sharing. Inspirational!
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Wow, that is an amazing garden. Gives me hope and inspiration. Cheers from Oklahoma, USA.
Tom
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I love your garden, you should be very proud. I been working on mine for a year getting there slowly... keep up the great work..love it
What a fantastic job youve done, your vidio inspires me to take my new hobby of growing stuff further,cheers,mick.
mikegroocockguitar 1 year ago
@mikegroocockguitar
Thanks for your comment. I can see you have a few pots and plenty of room for more. Good luck!
George
newheys 1 year ago
I bought standard ready to use decking which is impregnated with preservative.
There is probably some minor leaching of chemical. I aim for them to last 10 years.
newheys 1 year ago
how much money have you spent on all that?
harrybrew69 1 year ago
It is something that I am often asked. The answer is about £3500 over the last 4 years but obviously less each year.
I reckon that it will take 7 years to have produced enough to break even and there are not many hobbies that do that!
newheys 1 year ago
With the cages - Do you have them screwed in place and remove when necessary or for harvest or simply have long stakes on the base of each pushing them into the ground etc ?
thanks.
TheWillowwaterer 1 year ago
Thanks for showing an interest. The base of the cages is the same timber as the beds and has proved heavy enough to resist the strongest winds. Occasionally they have been shifted a few inches, but not enough to let the birds in.
newheys 1 year ago