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4/5 uk bagged composts- i need one more !
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Re: 4/5 uk bagged composts- i need one more !
plantoid here is a link to the poultry pellets.
http://www.harrodhorticultural.com/new-horizon-pelleted-poultry-manure-pid8415.html
is this ok to link mods?
gg
http://www.harrodhorticultural.com/new-horizon-pelleted-poultry-manure-pid8415.html
is this ok to link mods?
gg
greengrass- Posts : 50
Join date : 2013-02-02
Location : lancashire
Re: 4/5 uk bagged composts- i need one more !
Hey GG,
spent barley from brewing is a good compost material, added good structure and carbon to the soil.
and you can generally get it for free from local microbreweries, they'd be grateful for as much as you can take away !
Have a google for microbreweries in your area and give 'em a call.
Best of luck.
Dave
spent barley from brewing is a good compost material, added good structure and carbon to the soil.
and you can generally get it for free from local microbreweries, they'd be grateful for as much as you can take away !
Have a google for microbreweries in your area and give 'em a call.
Best of luck.
Dave
DaveJNeal- Posts : 1
Join date : 2013-04-20
Location : Essex
Re: 4/5 uk bagged composts- i need one more !
Dave J Neal ,
Sorry I missed your first post , it was not till tonight that I found the post .
Pop up into the introduce your self arena and telll us all abouit yourself and what you want from the all new square foot gardening method .
Welcome to the site , hope your journey here with us is a good one and that you ask plenty of questions ( there's no such thing as a daft question )
We try and stick with the concepts given in the book mentioned in my strap lines so we can all sing off the same song sheet . It's available on Amazon uk .
As you develop you ANSFG beds and start sowing /cropping would you be so kind and take plenty of pictures and post some of them here on site so we can see what you do and how you do it ..
This helps newcomers to see what is possible and also may end up with someone offering you reasoned advice as to how or how not to do something that should also help nyou get going.
If possible start you own home composting for it is at the very heart of what we do . There is a section in the main index and also to the left of the home page to click onto find out ways of doing it that will stand you in good stead if you're not totally au fait with it .
Sorry I missed your first post , it was not till tonight that I found the post .
Pop up into the introduce your self arena and telll us all abouit yourself and what you want from the all new square foot gardening method .
Welcome to the site , hope your journey here with us is a good one and that you ask plenty of questions ( there's no such thing as a daft question )
We try and stick with the concepts given in the book mentioned in my strap lines so we can all sing off the same song sheet . It's available on Amazon uk .
As you develop you ANSFG beds and start sowing /cropping would you be so kind and take plenty of pictures and post some of them here on site so we can see what you do and how you do it ..
This helps newcomers to see what is possible and also may end up with someone offering you reasoned advice as to how or how not to do something that should also help nyou get going.
If possible start you own home composting for it is at the very heart of what we do . There is a section in the main index and also to the left of the home page to click onto find out ways of doing it that will stand you in good stead if you're not totally au fait with it .
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