Stony Ground

More garden stuff. Plants and pond and a lot of stones. Also some shout outs - TLROth and Chaseallenhager93 - hello - go subscribe!

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[Swifted17]

All I have is a garden of dandelions and wild carrot. :(

[Eliseharris]

@Swifted17 well they are both medicinal - both very good for the liver. maybe you can invent and patent some sort of hangover cure!

[chaseallenhager93]

Omg!!!!! Thank you so much this is such an honor!!!!! (: Thanks Elise soooo much (:

[Eliseharris]

@chaseallenhager93 good luck with your new channel!

[paulnsara]

Sorry Elise but I think you will find that your 'rocket' is in fact milk thistles.

[Eliseharris]

@paulnsara maybe - but that's not too bad - It medicinal!

[Larkvall]

You kind of remind me of Elizabeth Hurley in this video.

[jaded5632]

@Swifted17 haha a wild carrot

[andysplace]

LOL i think you need to get the timeteam in to your garden to dig it up or the police seems be a lot of bones lol

[MyOddSock]

Sprouting spuds are ok if the tuber feels firm and is not green. The toxin solanine is present in clorophyll green spuds. Washed spuds in clear bags go green quicker. Strangely some shops have the spuds washed and then sprinkle a dry compost over them to make them look freshly dug. The cynic in me thinks the shops keep their spuds well lit once on the shelf to gain from a repeat sale. Ideally store in the dark between 5 and 10C. Make the digging easier – Azarda.

[Eliseharris]

@PhiltrumOz I don't think this area has really been very well explored in terms of geography or archaeology - as I said the history seems to suggest it was too hard and claggy to farm and nobody lived in the area until after the domesday book was compiled. This particular part was not touched until this house. It was likely woodland for several hundred or more years.