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That's 37 by the way!

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Excellent thread!

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Hello potato planters, I'm back!

I'm thinking of going back to the idea someone posted on here of growing them in sacks - was it you, Reynard?

It was me! But I actually suggested BUYING them in sacks from a supermarket. Pleased to see you accept the undeniable logic in my suggestion.

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I can just see the freecycle entry in a year's time...

Plant pots, watering can, rake, trowel and seeds all going free. Would like to swap for concrete slabs and a garage.

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Cucumber! Now there's something I hadn't thought of growing.

That surprises me - the ultimate multi-purpose vegetable!

I'm now considering lifting two rows of concrete flags and creating a raised bed for all my stuff to grow in. Not sure how that'd work as the soil will be very compacted from being under the flags for several years. Weeds have been growing up through the cracks in the flags so it can't be too bad under there? Does anyone have any ideas how this would work?

I think it would work fine. Then, the next time you run out of space you could start growing stuff on your roof.

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Can anyone let me know varieties of tomato, cucumber, chillies etc that will grow in a garage and then outside?

Don't have a greenhouse and the seedlings I had have died off- too cold in garage I think!

Cheers.

Here to help B)

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Good stuff? The guy's just pulling the wotsit here! So rude.

Oh no!

I was going to sell him a chainsaw as well.

That would be great, but you can hang on to it for about 30 years or so yet. My tallest trees are still under a foot in height! None of the instant gratification of the self sufficiency ego trippers for me!

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Bring it on!

HGG- England's answer to Wendy Alexander!

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What trees are you growing? Hope it's not fucking Scandinavian conifer nonsense.

No foreign trees. There's a sign at the entrance with a bit of info on the trees planted...

I reckon he's growing fruit trees on the sly and trying to keep it from us after his previous posts on this thread.

Away and water your carrot.

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200 acres of concrete? Are you the Laird of East Kilbride?

I do have 40 hectares set aside for forestry so I'm supposed to be growing something. Just given the survival rate, it's not really working out like that.

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I put grass seed down a couple of weeks ago on the bald patches of my grass and it's looking great.

I put concrete down seven years ago and it's looking great.

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I don't know how you can describe gardening as "backbreaking" (previous post) when this is all you have done!

My knowledge is much too extensive to have come from personal experience. In this instance, I'm relying on evidence gathered from the Beechgrove Garden while frantically looking for the remote control.